Using AI agents with RWX

Use the RWX skill to enable coding agents to find relevant documentation, lint run definition files, and validate with real RWX runs by kicking off run loops.

The RWX skill requires the RWX CLI to be installed and authenticated.

Claude Code

Add to Claude Code from the plugin marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add rwx-cloud/skills

Then, install the plugin's skills:

/plugin install rwx

Codex, Cursor, Copilot, and other coding agents

You can use the interactive npx skills command line tool to install skills for any coding agent:

npx skills add rwx-cloud/skills

Usage

Once you have the skill installed, you can invoke it in a few ways:

  • /rwx <prompt> (explicit with a slash command)
  • Fix this bug and then use an rwx run loop until CI is passing (kicks off a run loop for fast feedback without committing/pushing)
  • Explain how we could add concurrency limits to our RWX runs (implicit with a natural language prompt)
  • Can you help me write an RWX run definition to test my code? (implicit with a natural language prompt)

Best practices with AI agents are constantly evolving, and we'll be adding more tooling soon.

Please let us know if you have any feedback or have specific things that are working well for you when interacting with RWX in an agentic way.

Updating skills

When skill updates are available, the RWX CLI will notify you and/or your agent upon use.

If you installed the skills via Claude Code, you can enable automatic updates, or update manually as follows:

/plugin marketplace update rwx
/plugin update rwx@rwx

If you installed the skills via npx skills, you can update as follows:

npx skills update