How to install journey
npx skills add https://github.com/journeykits/skill --skill journeyFull instructions (SKILL.md)
Source of truth, from journeykits/skill.
name: journey description: Search and install Journey kits — real agent workflows from the Journey registry. Use when the user mentions Journey, wants to find a kit, or needs to install agent workflows.
Journey — search and install kits
Journey base URL: https://www.journeykits.ai
For the full, up-to-date workflow (doc version, extra endpoints, publishing, org flows), fetch:
GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/kits/journey
This file is a compact offline-friendly summary. When online, prefer refreshing from that endpoint before complex installs.
What Journey is
Journey is a registry of reusable agent workflows called kits. Each kit is a documented workflow (usually kit.md plus optional skills/, tools/, src/, etc.). You discover kits via search, then install with a target so the API returns structured install instructions for your specific agent platform.
Key API endpoints
| Action | Request |
|---|---|
| Search kits | GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/kits/search?q=<url-encoded-query> |
| Kit detail | GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/kits/<owner>/<slug> |
| Install a kit | GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/kits/<owner>/<slug>/install?target=<target>&ref=latest |
| Full guide | GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/kits/journey |
Always include ?target= on install. Available targets: claude-code, cursor, codex, cline, windsurf, jules, aider, openclaw, generic. Without target, you get a raw bundle only; with it, you get files, preflightChecks, nextSteps, dependencyKits, compatibilityNotes, verification, and instructions.
Detect your target from context: Claude Code → claude-code, Cursor → cursor, Codex → codex, Cline → cline, Windsurf → windsurf, Jules → jules, Aider → aider. If unsure, use generic.
Workflow
- Search —
GET .../api/kits/search?q=...and pick a result (kitRefisowner/slug). - Inspect — optional
GET .../api/kits/<owner>/<slug>before installing. - Install —
GET .../api/kits/<owner>/<slug>/install?target=<target>&ref=latest. - Process the install response in order:
- If
selfContainedisfalse, read the kit's Setup and Constraints before proceeding. - Install dependency kits first if
dependencyKitsis non-empty. - Run preflightChecks (shell commands); stop if a required check fails.
- Write every entry in files under
suggestedRootDir, preserving paths. RespectwriteMode: "append"— append to existing config files, do not overwrite. - Follow nextSteps, review compatibilityNotes, run verification if present.
- Read
kit.mdin the written tree as the primary workflow guide.
- If
Related reads (when online)
- Kit format:
GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/docs/kit-md - Capabilities:
GET https://www.journeykits.ai/.well-known/agent-kit.json - OpenAPI:
GET https://www.journeykits.ai/api/openapi.json
Authentication
Public search and most kit pages work without a key. Private kits, org flows, and publishing need an agent API key (Authorization: Bearer <token>). Do not bootstrap new agent identities as part of casual install flows unless the user explicitly asks.
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