Description

Smithery.ai has a Skills marketplace where AI coding assistants can pull in framework-specific guidance to generate better code. The FastAPI skill would be a great addition — you can publish here: https://smithery.ai/skills/new

The nice thing about Smithery is that the CLI handles all the agent-specific wiring. When a user runs smithery skill add <skill> --agent <name>, it knows where each AI tool (Cursor, Claude Code, Kiro, Copilot, etc.) expects its rules and skills files to live, and automatically creates the appropriate links and install locations. So you publish the skill once and it just works across the entire ecosystem of AI coding tools — no need to maintain separate configs for each one. Skills can also be installed globally (applied to all projects) or per-project, giving users flexibility in how they adopt them.

When you push updates to the skill upstream, users can easily pull in those changes — so as FastAPI conventions evolve, everyone stays current.

One heads-up: there seems to be a bug where publishing to a namespace that doesn't exist yet fails. The workaround is to create the namespace first via the API using an API key, then the publish works fine. Details on that endpoint here: https://smithery.ai/docs/api-reference/skills/create-or-update-a-skill

Would be great to see official FastAPI skills on there. Thanks for all the work on the framework.