Context: Content SDK v2.0 ships AGENTS.md and `.agents/skills/` in its templates, positioning Sitecore head apps as "agent-ready." However, the current skill coverage is limited. Competitors are moving fast: Optimizely Opal shipped 30+ production agents in Q1 2026 with MCP support and Slack integration; Adobe launched Agent Orchestrator across its entire platform. Expanding Content SDK's agent skills makes the developer experience richer for AI-assisted development workflows.
Steps:
1. Create skill files in `packages/create-content-sdk-app/src/templates/nextjs-app-router/.agents/skills/` for:
- `search-integration/SKILL.md` -- how to set up `@sitecore-content-sdk/search` with `useSearch` and `useInfiniteSearch`
- `analytics-setup/SKILL.md` -- how to configure `initContentSdk` with analytics, events, and personalize plugins
- `multisite-proxy/SKILL.md` -- how to configure the proxy chain for multi-site setups
- `design-studio/SKILL.md` -- how to work with Design Studio component generation
2. Follow the Agent Skills standard (agentskills.io) format
3. Update AGENTS.md capability groupings to reference the new skills
4. Test with AI coding assistants (Claude, Cursor) to verify skills are discoverable and useful
Acceptance criteria:
At least 4 new SKILL.md files added to the App Router template
Each skill follows agentskills.io format
AGENTS.md updated with new capability groupings
Skills are functional when tested with an AI coding assistant
Risks: Skills must be maintained alongside the SDK. Each SDK version change may require skill updates. Consider generating skills from code or docs to reduce maintenance burden.