Agent Skills allow AI coding agents like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex to integrate Gleap into your project for you. Instead of manually installing the SDK and writing setup code, you simply tell your AI coding agent what you need and it handles the rest.
Agent Skills are built on the open Agent Skills format and work with most AI coding agents that support it.
To get started, run the following command in your project directory:
npx skills add GleapSDK/agent-skillsThis adds the skills to a .skills/ folder in your project. No further configuration is needed — your AI coding agent will automatically detect and use them.
This skill sets up the Gleap SDK in any project. The agent detects your platform, installs the correct package, initializes the SDK, configures permissions, and sets up common API calls like user identification and event tracking.
Supported platforms: JavaScript (Angular, React, Vue, Next.js, Nuxt, and more), iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Ionic/Capacitor, Cordova, FlutterFlow
Example prompts:
"Add Gleap to my project"
"Set up the Gleap feedback SDK"
"Integrate Gleap into my React Native app"
This skill helps you switch from Intercom to Gleap. The agent finds all Intercom references in your codebase, removes the Intercom SDK, installs Gleap, and replaces every API call with its Gleap equivalent. It also handles server-side REST API migration.
Supported platforms: JavaScript, iOS, Android, React Native, Flutter, Server-side REST API (Node.js, PHP, Ruby, Go, Java, .NET)
Example prompts:
"Migrate from Intercom to Gleap"
"Replace Intercom with Gleap"
"Switch our feedback tool from Intercom to Gleap"
Skills are picked up automatically. Start Claude Code in your project and prompt away:
claude
> Add Gleap to my projectYou can also use / commands to select and run a skill directly:
> /gleap-sdk-setup
> /migrate-from-intercomUse / in the chat to select and run a skill directly, or just describe what you need — Cursor's agent will pick the right skill automatically.
You can invoke skills explicitly by including them in your prompt, or let Codex pick the right skill automatically when your task matches a skill description.
These skills are compatible with most AI coding agents that support the Agent Skills format. Visit agentskills.io for a full list of supported agents.