Domo Agent Skills

Unofficial community repository of Domo agent skills and rules.

A library of markdown-only Agent Skills and high-level rules for building Domo custom apps, embedding Domo content, and developing connectors. Made primarily for Claude Code users but compatible with other AI coding tools.

Skills follow the Agent Skills open standard — see the Claude docs for full details on how skills work, frontmatter options, and advanced patterns.

Installation

Skills install into ~/.claude/skills/ on your machine. This folder is hidden by default in Finder and most file browsers — if you can’t find it, ask your AI agent:

Check that Domo skills are installed in ~/.claude/skills/ and list what’s there.

Easiest way — tell your agent:

Install the Domo skills from https://github.com/stahura/domo-ai-vibe-rules/skills

Or run it yourself:

npx skills add https://github.com/stahura/domo-ai-vibe-rules/skills --all -g

The -g flag installs skills globally so they are available in every project. Leave it off to install only in your current directory — but you will need to re-install in each new project you start.

What npx skills add can see

The skills CLI only discovers a skill if each SKILL.md has valid YAML frontmatter at the very top — otherwise that folder is skipped and nothing gets installed for it. Required shape:

---
name: your-skill-name
description: One line describing when to use this skill.
---

Use name: and description: as real YAML keys (not Markdown headings like ## name:). No blank lines inside the block, and the closing --- is required. If you add or edit skills in a fork, follow this format or npx skills add … --all will silently omit them.

For new Domo app builds, ask your agent to start with the basic-custom-app-build skill first — it sequences the other skills for you.

Why This Organization

Domo is a broad platform — “data query” means something completely different when you’re querying from a custom app vs. a Python script vs. an embedded dashboard. A flat list of skills becomes ambiguous fast, so skills are organized into feature directories with short, descriptive names.

Feature directories