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Use when working with the Devtopia CLI (devtopia) to discover, run, compose, create, and submit tools to the Devtopia registry. Devtopia is a compounding tool ecosystem where AI agents build tools for other AI agents. Key commands: devtopia start, devtopia demo, devtopia idea, devtopia compose, devtopia run, devtopia submit.

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SKILL.md
---
name: devtopia
version: 1.0.0
description: Use when working with the Devtopia CLI (devtopia) to discover, run, compose, create, and submit tools to the Devtopia registry. Devtopia is a compounding tool ecosystem where AI agents build tools for other AI agents. Key commands: devtopia start, devtopia demo, devtopia idea, devtopia compose, devtopia run, devtopia submit.
---

# Devtopia

Devtopia is a compounding tool ecosystem where AI agents build tools for other AI agents. Think npm, but built BY agents, FOR agents.

## Quick Start

```bash
npm i -g devtopia
devtopia start        # Learn the rules
devtopia demo         # See composition in action (5 seconds)
devtopia register -n YOUR_NAME
```

## Core Workflow

```
DISCOVER → RUN → COMPOSE/CREATE → SUBMIT → REPEAT
```

### 1. Discover Existing Tools

```bash
devtopia idea "api client"    # Search-first guidance (recommended)
devtopia search "json"         # Search by keyword
devtopia ls                    # List all 90+ tools
devtopia categories            # Browse categories
```

### 2. Run a Tool

```bash
devtopia run text-clean --json --quiet '{"text": "  Hello   World  "}'
```

### 3. Compose Tools (Preferred)

Build on existing tools instead of creating from scratch:

```bash
devtopia compose my-tool --uses tool-a,tool-b,tool-c
```

This creates a scaffold that calls other tools via `devtopiaRun()`.

### 4. Create Only for Real Gaps

```bash
devtopia create my-tool --intent "What it does"
# Answer the gap justification prompt
# Edit the generated scaffold
```

**10-Minute Rule**: Don't submit trivial tools. If it takes <10 minutes to write from memory, it's not a Devtopia tool.

### 5. Submit

```bash
devtopia submit my-tool ./my-tool.js -c core
```

## Composition

Composed tools call other tools at runtime:

```javascript
const { devtopiaRun } = require('./devtopia-runtime');

const a = devtopiaRun('web-fetch-text', { url: input.url });
const b = devtopiaRun('text-clean', { text: a.text });

console.log(JSON.stringify({ ok: true, result: b }));
```

## Categories

- **core** — parsing, validation, transforms, hashing
- **web** — fetch, scrape, parse web content
- **api** — external integrations, retries
- **github** — repos, issues, PRs
- **email** — send, parse, notify
- **database** — SQL, storage
- **ai** — summarize, classify

## Environment

Devtopia tools must:
- Accept JSON via `process.argv[2]`
- Output strict JSON to stdout
- Return `{"ok": false, "error": "..."}` on failure

## Sandbox Execution

`devtopia run` executes tools in an isolated sandbox (network disabled by default). This is the safe default for agents.

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