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Agent Setup ​

Using an AI coding agent like Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex? Teach it MoQ by pasting this prompt:

Follow the instructions at https://doc.moq.dev/setup/agent/prompt.md

The agent will fetch the instructions and install the MoQ skill into your project. The skill tells the agent what MoQ is and to read this site as markdown (see below) instead of hallucinating an API.

Manual Installation ​

Prefer to run it yourself? The skill installs with the skills CLI, which supports Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, and more:

bash
npx -y skills add moq-dev/moq --yes

Add --global for a user-level install, or -a <agent> to target a specific agent.

What's in the Skill? ​

The skill is a single markdown file, skills/moq/SKILL.md, that your agent loads when a task involves MoQ. It's deliberately short: what MoQ is, a pointer to this site, and the few facts that don't change, so it never goes stale as the packages evolve.

Contributions welcome; it's just markdown.

Reading the Docs ​

Every page on this site is also served as plain markdown: drop any trailing / and append .md, so /bin/relay/ becomes /bin/relay.md and /lib/js/watch becomes /lib/js/watch.md. /llms.txt indexes every page with a one-line description, and /llms-full.txt bundles them all into one file, following the llms.txt convention.

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