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Breaks down how the skill works and what it produces, so you can quickly judge whether it fits your scenario and value.
When the user asks to build AI agents, flows, or tools in JavaScript/TypeScript with Genkit, or hits Genkit errors, validation/type issues, or API problems.
genkit CLI (>=1.29.0) and use it to read/search docs (genkit docs:read, docs:search)npx tsc --noEmitCorrect, up-to-date Genkit JS code and resolved errors, backed by authoritative CLI docs and reference guides.
Use Cases
A developer new to Genkit wants to add a Gemini-powered joke flow to a Next.js app. Using this skill, they run genkit CLI to verify version, follow setup.md, default to Google AI, and copy the Hello World flow. The skill ensures minimal, correct TS code and passes tsc checks, saving hours of API guesswork.
During refactoring, a ValidationError occurs with Genkit 1.39 agents. The skill mandates reading common-errors.md first, identifies deprecated `defineFlow` import, applies v1.x fix, and uses genkit docs:search for agent sessions. This resolves the error fast without relying on outdated knowledge.
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