Use focused guidance with your coding agent
Status: Upcoming — not yet available.
Section: DOC-DX-skills#overview.
Use a developer skill to guide your coding agent through a Travila integration, such as adding chat, receiving webhook events or evaluating an agent change. Each skill combines focused instructions with the relevant API reference and examples.
Availability: Public Travila skill packages and an endpoint for external coding agents are not released yet. You can use documentation retrieval and a bootstrap prompt with the public HTTP APIs today.
A skill supplies guidance. Your configured credentials and permissions determine what the agent can access and execute.
Build an integration with a coding agent
Status: Upcoming — not yet available.
Section: DOC-DX-skills#documentation-workflow.
- Choose one outcome: add a conversation, receive webhook events or run a controlled evaluation.
- Give the agent the matching skill and your intended API origin. Set credentials through the client's secret mechanism; keep them out of shared prompts.
- Supply the documentation index, task guide and operation schemas. The combined guide file contains guides; exact API fields come from the linked reference.
- Review the requests the agent prepares and the actions they perform before authorizing execution.
- Test the result and one failure-recovery case using integration testing.
For a webhook integration, the skill guides the agent through preparing a receiver, verifying a delivery and handling a duplicate. It links the current schemas and recovery instructions. If a required reference or operation is missing, the agent identifies that gap instead of inventing an endpoint.
Choose a skill for your task
Status: Upcoming — not yet available.
Section: DOC-DX-skills#skill-collection.
| Your goal | What the skill guides you through | Related guide |
|---|---|---|
| Add chat to an application | Select credentials, create a conversation, send a message and diagnose a rejected request. | Quickstart |
| Respond to Travila events | Register a receiver, verify deliveries and recover from duplicates or interruptions. | Webhooks |
| Build and evaluate a tool-using agent | Configure its tools, run controlled cases and inspect the results. | Tools and evaluation |
Each released skill identifies its supported client capabilities and API version. The workflows above are descriptions, not package names or installation commands.
Install and update a skill
Status: Upcoming — not yet available.
Section: DOC-DX-skills#package-review.
Skills use the Agent Skills format: a directory containing SKILL.md instructions and optional references, assets or scripts. Use a client that supports the package's required capabilities.
Review the publisher, version, license, instructions and included scripts before installation. Installing guidance does not run its scripts or perform actions in Travila.
When updating, review the changed instructions and resolve any conflict with your local edits. Retain the previous version when you need to roll back. Removing a skill removes its guidance; revoke credentials or cancel submitted work separately when that is your intent.
Use skills with your own infrastructure
Status: Upcoming — not yet available.
Section: DOC-DX-skills#local-skill-use.
Obtain the versioned skill package from your own mirror, configure your self-hosted API origin, and use a compatible local coding client and model. The workflow does not require a proprietary package registry.
Verify that the selected tools and model are available in your environment; a local instruction file does not make a hosted dependency available offline. Run the same integration task before and after adopting the skill, comparing the result, corrections, time and cost. Evaluation helps you keep that comparison repeatable.
See language SDKs for application code and terminal workflows for local commands.
Document ID: DOC-DX-skills. Section identities and revisions.