Slash Command

/adk-init

From adk

Scaffolds a new Botpress ADK project: prompts for name, ensures login, runs adk init with hello-world template, guides linking, and verifies with adk check.

developer-tools

automation

npx claudepluginhub botpress/skills --plugin adk

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Argument[project-name]

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Help the user initialize a new Botpress ADK project.

First, load the `adk` skill for full ADK knowledge.

1. If `$ARGUMENTS` contains a project name, use it. Otherwise ask.
2. Ensure the user is logged in (`adk login --token "$BOTPRESS_TOKEN"` or `adk login`).
3. Run `adk init <name> --yes --skip-link --template hello-world` to scaffold the project.
4. Guide through linking with `adk link` and initial configuration.
5. Verify the project starts cleanly: `adk check --format json`.

## After Scaffolding

Don't just explain the project structure — ask what they want to build and guide next st...

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Help the user initialize a new Botpress ADK project. First, load the `adk` skill for full ADK knowledge. 1. If `$ARGUMENTS` contains a project name, use it. Otherwise ask. 2. Ensure the user is logged in (`adk login --token "$BOTPRESS_TOKEN"` or `adk login`). 3. Run `adk init <name> --yes --skip-link --template hello-world` to scaffold the project. 4. Guide through linking with `adk link` and initial configuration. 5. Verify the project starts cleanly: `adk check --format json`. ## After Scaffolding Don't just explain the project structure — ask what they want to build and guide next st...

Help the user initialize a new Botpress ADK project.

First, load the adk skill for full ADK knowledge.

If $ARGUMENTS contains a project name, use it. Otherwise ask.
Ensure the user is logged in (adk login --token "$BOTPRESS_TOKEN" or adk login).
Run adk init <name> --yes --skip-link --template hello-world to scaffold the project.
Guide through linking with adk link and initial configuration.
Verify the project starts cleanly: adk check --format json.

After Scaffolding

Don't just explain the project structure — ask what they want to build and guide next steps:

"Your project is ready. What are you building?"

Support agent → suggest adding a conversation handler, ticket table, and relevant integrations (Slack, Linear, etc.)
Knowledge-base Q&A → suggest creating a knowledge base in src/knowledge/ and a search tool
Multi-channel bot → suggest adding channel integrations (Slack, WhatsApp, Webchat) and a conversation handler
Automation → suggest creating workflows and triggers

Then offer the relevant commands: /adk-integration to add services, /adk-eval to set up tests.

Follow all ADK CLI best practices from the skill documentation.