Meta Packages

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-cursor-rules-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-cursor-rules

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-cursor-commands-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-cursor-commands

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-skills-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-skills

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-agents-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-agents

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-commands-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-commands

# Claude skill version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-hooks-skill

# Cursor rule version
prpm install @prpm/creating-claude-hooks

prpm install @prpm/creating-continue-packages-skill

prpm install @prpm/creating-windsurf-packages-skill

prpm install @prpm/creating-copilot-packages-skill

prpm install @prpm/creating-kiro-packages-skill

prpm install @prpm/creating-agents-md-skill

prpm install @prpm/slash-command-builder-skill

prpm install @prpm/agent-builder-skill

---
name: python-package-creator
description: Use when creating PRPM packages for Python best practices, frameworks, or libraries
---

# Python Package Creator

## When to Use

Triggers when user says:
- "Create a package for Python {topic}"
- "Generate Python {framework} rules"
- "Package my Python best practices"

## Package Structure Standards

### For Python Skills (Claude)

```markdown
---
name: {framework}-expert
description: Use when working with {framework} - covers common patterns, pitfalls, and best practices
---

# {Framework} Expert

## When to Use

- Starting a new {framework} project
- Debugging {framework} errors
- Optimizing {framework} performance

## Common Patterns

### Pattern 1: {Real Pattern Name}

**Use case**: [Specific scenario]

**Example**:
```python
# Actual working code

### Required Metadata

Always include:
- `tags`: ["python", "{framework}", "best-practices"]
- `format`: "claude" or "cursor"
- `subtype`: "skill" or "rule"
- Real code examples that actually work

### CSO Optimization

Include searchable keywords:
- Framework names: flask, django, fastapi
- Common errors: "ModuleNotFoundError", "circular import"
- Use cases: "async", "database migrations", "testing"

## Quality Checklist

Before generating, ensure:
- [ ] Real code examples (not pseudocode)
- [ ] Specific error messages mentioned
- [ ] Clear triggering conditions
- [ ] Proper frontmatter
- [ ] Relevant tags

## Example Output

```markdown
---
name: fastapi-expert
description: Use when building FastAPI applications or encountering async route errors
---

# FastAPI Expert

## When to Use

- Building REST APIs with FastAPI
- Debugging async route handlers
- Implementing dependency injection
- Working with Pydantic models

## Common Patterns

### Dependency Injection

**Use case**: Database connections, auth, logging

```python
from fastapi import Depends
from sqlalchemy.orm import Session

def get_db():
    db = SessionLocal()
    try:
        yield db
    finally:
        db.close()

@app.get("/users/{user_id}")
async def get_user(user_id: int, db: Session = Depends(get_db)):
    return db.query(User).filter(User.id == user_id).first()

## Anti-Patterns to Avoid

❌ Generic examples without context
❌ Incomplete code snippets
❌ No explanation of when to use
❌ Missing error messages
❌ Vague descriptions

prpm publish

prpm install @prpm/creating-skills-skill

User: "Create a skill for Stripe webhook integration"

AI: *references creating-skills-skill*
AI: *generates structured skill with:*
  - Proper frontmatter
  - CSO-optimized description
  - Real webhook code examples
  - Common error solutions

prpm publish

## Template

```markdown
---
name: {{framework}}-{{feature}}
description: Use when {{use_case}}
tags: ["{{framework}}", "{{category}}", "best-practices"]
---

# {{Framework}} {{Feature}}

## When to Use

- {{trigger_condition_1}}
- {{trigger_condition_2}}

## Examples

{{real_code_example}}

### Pattern 2: Quality Enforcement

Require specific quality standards:

```markdown
## Quality Requirements

Before generating, verify:
1. All code examples are tested and working
2. Error messages are exact (not paraphrased)
3. Framework version is specified
4. At least 3 real-world use cases included
5. Links to official docs provided

## CSO Keywords

Include these in description:
- Exact error messages users will search for
- Framework-specific terms
- Common task descriptions
- Integration names

Example:
✅ "Use when getting 'Raw body not available' in Stripe webhooks"
❌ "Use for Stripe integration"

## Format Selection

**Cursor (.mdc files)**:
- Use frontmatter with `ruleType`
- Keep concise (Cursor prefers shorter rules)
- Focus on actionable patterns

**Claude (SKILL.md files)**:
- More detailed explanations allowed
- Include "When to Use" section
- Can be longer with examples

**Continue (.continue/rules/*.md)**:
- Markdown files with YAML frontmatter
- Focus on rules and context-aware guidelines
- Include globs for file-specific rules

# Install meta-meta package
prpm install @prpm/meta-package-creator

# Now AI can create packages that teach how to create packages
User: "Create a meta package for Rust best practices"
AI: *generates rust-package-creator that teaches AI how to make Rust packages*

prpm install @your-org/python-package-creator

User: "Create a FastAPI authentication package"
AI: *uses python-package-creator guidance*
AI: *generates package*

"Create a well-structured package with good examples"

"Include frontmatter with name, description, and tags array.
Add 3 code examples with comments.
Ensure description mentions exact error messages."

"Example: Some code here..."

"Example:
```python
from fastapi import FastAPI, HTTPException
app = FastAPI()

@app.get("/users/{user_id}")
async def get_user(user_id: int):
    # This pattern avoids N+1 queries
    user = await db.users.find_one({"id": user_id})
    if not user:
        raise HTTPException(status_code=404, detail="User not found")
    return user

## Publishing Your Meta Package

```bash
# Create prpm.json
{
  "name": "python-package-creator",
  "description": "Meta package for creating high-quality Python PRPM packages",
  "tags": ["meta", "python", "package-creation", "ai-prompts"],
  "format": "claude",
  "subtype": "skill",
  "files": [".claude/skills/python-package-creator/SKILL.md"]
}

# Publish
prpm publish