AI Agent Skills by Confluent

A collection of AI skills for developing data streaming applications and pipelines with Confluent. These skills help developers using coding assistants quickly build production-ready Kafka producers, Flink applications, and real-time data pipelines by providing guided assistance and code generation. Each skill promotes developer best practices, including proper Schema Registry usage, security configuration, and error handling.

Important: Skill performance may vary based on the underlying language models, which are continuously evolving and nondeterministic in nature. All outputs and code modifications generated by these skills should be carefully reviewed and tested by developers, especially for production applications.

Installation

Claude

/plugin marketplace add confluentinc/agent-skills
/plugin install streaming-skills-plugin@confluent-agent-skills

skills CLI

This lets you pick specific skills to install and supports most agents.

npx skills add confluentinc/agent-skills

Note on IBM Bob

If you are using IBM Bob, you must copy/paste your skill into your ~/.bob/skills folder in order for the skill to load on startup.

Quick start

1. Install the skills using one of the methods above
2. Open a project where you want to build streaming applications
3. Ask your AI agent (e.g., Claude or Cursor) to help with Kafka producers, Flink Table API applications, or other streaming tasks
4. The relevant skill will automatically activate based on your request

Example prompts:

• "Create a Kafka producer that sends user profile update events to Confluent Cloud"
• "Build a Flink Table API application in Python to filter streaming data"
• "Set up a streaming pipeline with Schema Registry"

Contributing

We welcome external contributions! Read CONTRIBUTING.md for more, and please note that the confluent-skill-creator and confluent-skill-reviewer skills are available to help with development.

Skills

This repository includes the following skills:

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