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Claude Code skill

If you use Claude Code in your editor, you can install Lira into any project with a single slash command instead of running CLI scripts.

/lira-install

The skill detects your framework, asks for your org id, and scaffolds the integration the same way npx @liraintelligence/support init does — but from inside your editor, with full context of your codebase.

Installing the skill​

One time, run this in any terminal:

npx @liraintelligence/support install-skill

That copies the skill to ~/.claude/skills/lira-install/SKILL.md. Claude Code picks it up automatically on next session.

Using it​

Open your project in Claude Code (or any tool that loads Claude Code skills — Codex, Continue, etc.). Type:

/lira-install

Claude Code will:

  1. Detect your framework by reading package.json (or Gemfile, manage.py, etc.)
  2. Ask for your org id if it isn't already in .env*
  3. Run npx @liraintelligence/support init with the right framework flag
  4. Install the npm package for bundled frameworks (Next.js, Vite, Remix)
  5. Walk you through filling LIRA_WIDGET_SECRET from the Lira dashboard
  6. Point you to the framework-specific docs guide for anything beyond the basic scaffold

What the skill knows​

The skill bundles all the framework knowledge that lives across our integration guides:

  • Per-framework file layouts (e.g. Next.js gets app/support/page.tsx, Vite gets src/Support.tsx)
  • Where the widget secret must live (server-side env var, never NEXT_PUBLIC_*)
  • How to wire identified-visitor HMAC signing in Node, Ruby, Python, Go
  • Common pitfalls per framework

You can ask follow-up questions in chat ("how do I use this with NextAuth?") and the skill knows where to look.

Updating the skill​

When we ship a new version, just re-run:

npx @liraintelligence/support@latest install-skill

It overwrites the local SKILL.md with the latest version.

Uninstalling​

Delete the skill directory:

rm -rf ~/.claude/skills/lira-install

Privacy​

The skill runs entirely on your machine. It does NOT send your code, secrets, or any file contents to Lira's servers. The only network calls it makes are:

  • npm install @liraintelligence/support (npm registry)
  • The one-time CDN load of widget.js when your dev server runs (widget.liraintelligence.com)

The Lira AI conversation runtime (when a customer chats with the widget) connects to api.creovine.com — that's chat traffic, not skill traffic.