The Galtea Agent Skill is an open-source Agent Skill that teaches AI coding assistants — Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, and other Agent-Skills-compatible tools — how to work with Galtea. With the skill installed, your agent authenticates, discovers the right endpoints, runs evaluations, and inspects sessions and traces without you having to explain Galtea first. Source repository:Documentation Index
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Why use it
Without the skill, the agent improvises: it guesses endpoints, re-reads the docs from scratch, and often picks a slower path than the one Galtea recommends. With the skill loaded, the agent follows the workflows our team has already validated and sticks to the conventions encoded in the skill itself.Install
Install the Galtea Agent Skill to let your coding agent access all Galtea features.- Ask your coding agent
- Claude Code plugin
- Cursor plugin
- Manual installation
Ask your coding agent to install the skill by pointing to the GitHub repository:The agent reads the repo, picks the installation path for its own runtime (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, etc.), and wires the skill up.
Usage examples
Once installed, the agent automatically picks up the skill when the task involves Galtea. Try prompts like:- “Set up a new product version and connect my endpoint.”
- “Run an evaluation for version
<id>and show me the failures.” - “List the metrics linked to this product’s specifications.”
- “Analyze the poor performant evaluations from this version:
<id>.” - “Create a test for the spec I just drafted and kick off evaluations.”
Feedback
Something not working as expected, or want the skill to cover a new workflow? Open an issue on theGaltea-AI/skills repository — the agent can also do this for you via the built-in skill-feedback flow.
Related
Quickstart
Zero-to-first-evaluation walkthrough.
CLI
The
galtea binary that the skill drives under the hood — useful to know if you ever want to run commands by hand.Python SDK
Prefer Python? Install the official SDK.