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The Nutrient Web SDK skill gives AI coding agents — such as Claude Code, Codex, and Gemini CLI — up-to-date knowledge of Nutrient Web SDK. With the skill installed, your agent scaffolds integrations, wires up the SDK, and debugs against the real API instead of guessing.

The skill is published in the nutrient-skills(opens in a new tab) marketplace as part of the nutrient-sdk-dev plugin, which bundles a skill for every Nutrient SDK.

Claude Code

Run the following in Claude Code to add the marketplace and install the plugin:

/plugin marketplace add pspdfkit-labs/nutrient-skills
/plugin install nutrient-sdk-dev@nutrient-skills

The Nutrient Web SDK skill then loads automatically in all future sessions.

Codex

Run the following in your shell to add the marketplace and install the plugin:

codex plugin marketplace add pspdfkit-labs/nutrient-skills
codex plugin add nutrient-sdk-dev@nutrient-skills

Gemini CLI

Gemini CLI installs an agent skill straight from a git repository:

gemini skills install https://github.com/pspdfkit-labs/nutrient-skills.git --path plugins/nutrient-sdk-dev/skills/nutrient-web-sdk

Other agents

The skills CLI also supports Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and 50+ other agents(opens in a new tab). Pass -a <agent> to target one, or omit it to choose interactively:

npx skills add pspdfkit-labs/nutrient-skills --skill nutrient-web-sdk

If you only need a first integration prompt, start with the AI quick start on the Web SDK getting started page. It gives your agent copy-paste instructions for choosing the right setup and reading the relevant guides.

For ongoing SDK context in MCP-compatible clients, connect the Nutrient Web SDK MCP server. It exposes guides, API types, examples, and changelog as tools. Use the MCP server, this agent skill, or both, depending on what your agent supports.