AI collaboration
June 20, 2026 · View on GitHub
AI skills
tiki ships optional agent skills that you copy into your AI tool
manually — there is no in-app installer. Once installed you can:
- work with Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Codex, and Opencode by mentioning documents or ids in your prompts
- create, find, modify, and delete documents using AI
- create documents directly from Markdown files
- reference documents by id when implementing with AI-assisted development —
implement ABC123 - keep a history of prompts/plans by saving them as documents alongside your repo
Installing a skill
The skill files ship in the tiki repository under ai/skills/:
ai/skills/tiki/SKILL.md— document create/find/update/deleteai/skills/cli/SKILL.md— driving thetikiCLI
Copy the directory containing the relevant SKILL.md into your tool's skills location, for example:
| Tool | Target location |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | .claude/skills/tiki/SKILL.md (project) or ~/.claude/skills/tiki/SKILL.md (global) |
| Gemini CLI | the skills directory configured for gemini |
| Codex | the skills directory configured for codex |
| Opencode | the skills directory configured for opencode |
Consult each tool's own documentation for its exact skills path; the SKILL.md content itself is
tool-agnostic.
Chat with AI
If you configured an AI agent these features are enabled:
- open the current document in an AI agent such as Claude Code and have it read the file. You can then chat or edit the document without needing to find it first.
Configuration
In your config.yaml:
# AI agent integration
ai:
agent: claude # AI tool for chat: "claude", "gemini", "codex", "opencode"
# Enables AI collaboration features
# Omit or leave empty to disable