Using injecute with AI agents

Coding agents write better injecute code when the docs of the version you use are in their context. injecute ships them in the package, so they always match the installed version.

Docs in the package

Every release contains:

Path in node_modules/injecute/	Contents
llms.txt	An index of the docs below, with a summary of the API rules
lib/docs/	The guides, concepts, error codes and the migration guide, as Markdown
lib/index.d.ts	The type declarations, with TSDoc and an example on every export
src/	The TypeScript sources (declaration maps point here)
skills/	The Agent Skill below
CHANGELOG.md	Changes per version

Tell your agent to read them. Add this to your project's AGENTS.md (or CLAUDE.md):

## injecute

Before writing code that uses injecute, read `node_modules/injecute/llms.txt` and the pages it links
(start with `lib/docs/guide/getting-started.md`). Register classes directly, pass dependency keys as the
third argument, type modules as `ServiceRegistry<{ …what they need }>`, use `fork({ isolated: true })`
in tests, and branch on `InjecuteError.code`.

An index that is always in context works better than docs the agent has to decide to look up.

Agent Skill

The injecute Agent Skill comes with the package and the repository. It has the rules for writing, reviewing and debugging injecute code. Upgrading from 0.x? Point the agent at the migration guide.

Install it in Claude Code from the plugin marketplace in the repository:

/plugin marketplace add Masyaka/injecute
/plugin install injecute@injecute

Or, for any agent that supports skills:

npx skills add Masyaka/injecute

Online

• llms.txt indexes the website; llms-full.txt is every page in one file.
• Every page is also available as Markdown: add .md to its URL, or use the links at the top of the page.
• Context7 serves these docs to agents that use it.

The online docs describe the latest version. For the version you have installed, prefer the docs in the package.