Add Kudosity Messaging skills - #1480
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Adds kudosity/skills to Development & Code Tools — eight skills for sending SMS, MMS, WhatsApp and RCS from an agent via the Kudosity messaging API.
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julesandLangSmith Fetch. One line added, nothing else touched.Against the contribution requirements
Solves a real problem — messaging APIs have platform rules that agents get wrong by default, and the failures are quiet. WhatsApp free-form text only delivers inside a 24-hour service window, so an agent that "works in testing" (you had just messaged yourself) fails in production. RCS sends through a registered agent ID, not a phone number, so passing a number fails validation. Each skill front-loads the rule that breaks the naive attempt.
Well documented / includes examples — every skill carries the endpoint, auth header, a complete runnable
curl, the response shape and an error table. Endpoint detail is taken from Kudosity's live OpenAPI specs rather than written from memory.Tested — installed and verified via
npx skills add kudosity/skillson Claude Code; also listed at skills.sh/kudosity/skills.Safe — Markdown only. No scripts, no executables, no network calls beyond documented Kudosity API endpoints. Credentials are read from environment variables and are never written to files or echoed back.
Portable — plain
SKILL.mdwithname/descriptionfrontmatter, so it works across Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, Windsurf and the rest. Each skill is self-contained: install one on its own and the task it names works end to end, with no dependency on a sibling skill being present.MIT licensed, published from the Kudosity org.