AI assistant skill

You can now install a Flowershow skill for your AI coding assistant that gives it everything it needs to configure and manage your sites — regardless of whether you publish via the fl CLI, a GitHub repository, or the Obsidian plugin.

What it does

The skill teaches your AI assistant how to configure your site, add custom styles, and walk you through complex operations that require the dashboard (custom domains, GitHub connections, comments via Giscus, billing). If you publish with the fl CLI, it also knows how to authenticate, publish a folder or a single file, and manage sites from the terminal.

A few things it gets right that a plain LLM wouldn't:

• Never guesses config or CSS options — fetches the authoritative reference docs before suggesting any config.json key or CSS variable name.
• Knows which features are premium — warns you if a configured feature won't work without a paid plan.
• Step-by-step for complex setups — custom domains, Giscus comments, GitHub connections, and password protection all require steps outside the CLI. The skill instructs your assistant to spell these out explicitly, numbered, rather than assuming you know where to click.
• Styles your site — knows how to add a custom.css to override visual styles, and fetches the authoritative CSS variable reference before making any suggestions.

Installing

Install the skill with one command:

npx skills add flowershow/skills --global

This registers the flowershow skill. Your AI assistant will then use it automatically whenever you ask to configure or manage a Flowershow site.

If you don't have Node.js, refer to your agent's documentation for adding custom skills or instructions, then point it to the skill source directly.