trtc-agent-skills

TRTC AI Integration

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An agent skill provided by TRTC (Tencent Real-Time Communication) to help developers integrate real-time audio/video, live streaming, and instant messaging into their apps — from first setup to production-ready code.

Instead of reading through long documentation, you describe what you want to build in plain language. The skill routes your request to the right knowledge, asks a few clarifying questions, and walks you through the integration step by step.

You can use it to build scenarios like video conferencing, live streaming rooms, 1-on-1 video consultations, online classrooms, or customer support chat — across Web, iOS, Android, Flutter, and more.

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Installation

If your IDE doesn't have a plugin marketplace, or you'd rather pin the install to a specific project, use the npx installer. Run it inside your project directory:

# Default — auto-detect installed IDEs (~/.{claude,cursor,codebuddy,codex}/)
# and install for each one found. Falls back to claude if none detected.
npx -y @tencent-rtc/trtc-agent-skills add

# Force install for every supported IDE (even ones you don't have)
npx -y @tencent-rtc/trtc-agent-skills add --ide all

# Install only for one specific IDE
npx -y @tencent-rtc/trtc-agent-skills add --ide cursor

# Wipe a previous install before re-installing
npx -y @tencent-rtc/trtc-agent-skills add --clean

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What it does

The skill activates automatically when you mention TRTC or describe a real-time communication use case. No slash commands needed — just ask in plain language.

	What it does	Example prompts
Get started	Guides you through demo setup, SDK integration, troubleshooting, or adding a new feature — step by step	• "I want to add video conferencing to my web app" • "I'm getting error 6206 when users join" • "Conference is working — now I want to add screen sharing"
Scenario walkthrough	Loads a complete feature scenario and walks you through each capability in order, with code and checkpoints	• "Walk me through building a complete conference room from scratch" • "Guide me through a 1-on-1 video consultation end to end"
Docs & lookup	Answers factual questions from the official knowledge base with cited sources	• "What does error code 6206 mean?" • "How much does Conference cost per participant minute?" • "What's the max number of participants?"

The skill saves your progress in the project. If you close the tool and come back later, it picks up where you left off.

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Supported Products & Platforms

Product	Description	Availability
Conference	Video conferencing — multi-party meetings, screen sharing, in-meeting chat	Web ✅
Live	Interactive live streaming — anchor/audience roles, co-hosting, barrage, gifts, beauty filters	Coming soon
Chat	Instant messaging — messages, conversations, groups, user profiles	Coming soon
Call	Audio/video calling — 1-on-1 and group calls	Coming soon
RTC Engine	Low-level real-time audio/video engine — room management, publishing, subscribing	Coming soon

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How It Works

When you describe what you want to build, the skill:

• Identifies your TRTC product and platform — from your message or by reading your project files
• Asks what you're trying to do: run a demo, start a new integration, troubleshoot an error, or add a feature to an existing project
• For integrations, picks a scenario from the knowledge base that matches your use case and shows you the full capability list — what will be implemented, in what order — before starting
• Walks through one capability at a time with production-ready code, waits for you to confirm it works, then moves to the next step
• Saves your progress to .trtc-session.yaml in your project root (auto-added to .gitignore) so you can resume in a later session without re-explaining what you're building

Step-by-step integration is currently available for Conference on Web. Docs lookup, error code search, and pricing questions work across all TRTC products (Conference, Live, Chat, Call, RTC Engine).

Knowledge base: Slices and Scenarios

The skill's knowledge is structured into two layers:

Slices are atomic capability units — one slice per feature, such as conference/join-room, conference/screen-share, or live/barrage. Each slice has two levels:

• A product-level overview (concepts, best practices, troubleshooting, cross-platform notes)
• A platform-level implementation (exact APIs, code samples, platform-specific gotchas)