Devic API skills
These are reusable knowledge packages that teach an AI coding assistant — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex — how the Devic API works. Installed into your own project, they give it detailed documentation and usage patterns so it can write integrations against Devic correctly.Not to be confused with Skills, the platform feature: instructions you write in Knowledge and attach to your own agents and assistants. Those are used by Devic agents. The ones on this page are used by your coding assistant, to build against Devic. Same word, opposite direction.
Installation
Install Devic skills using the skills CLI:What’s Included
Thedevicai/skills package includes comprehensive documentation for:
Agents API
Create, manage, and run autonomous AI agents with tool access and execution control.
Assistants API
Build conversational AI experiences with message processing and chat history.
Tool Servers API
Configure external tool integrations that agents and assistants can use.
How Skills Work
When you install a skill, it adds markdown documentation files to your project’s.claude/skills/ directory. These files are automatically loaded by compatible AI assistants, giving them context about the APIs and best practices.
Directory Structure
After installation:Quick Start
1. Install the skill
2. Get your API key
Generate an API key from the Devic dashboard. Keys follow the pattern:3. Set up authentication
Include your API key in all requests:4. Start building
Your AI assistant now understands the Devic API. Try asking it to:- Create an agent with specific tools
- Set up a tool server for your external API
- Send messages to an assistant
- Monitor agent execution threads
Architecture Overview
Understanding how Devic entities relate to each other:Base URL
All API requests are made to:Response Format
Success Response
Error Response
Next Steps
Agents API
Learn how to create and manage autonomous AI agents.
Assistants API
Build conversational AI experiences.