TurboDocx Quickstart Skill
Stop reading docs to bootstrap an SDK. Run one command, type one prompt, and your AI agent installs TurboDocx, configures it, and writes working integration code in your stack — Node, Python, Go, PHP, or Java.
The CLI lets you pick which skills to install for the agent you use.
Bring your own agent
The Quickstart skill follows the open Agent Skill spec, so it works with every major coding agent — not just one vendor.
What the installer does
npx skills add is the open-source CLI from vercel-labs/skills. It clones the skill repository, lets you pick which skills to install with a keyboard prompt, and writes them to the location your agent expects (.claude/skills/, .cursor/skills/, .github/skills/, etc.).
From there, your agent treats the skill like any other tool. Type /turbodocx-sdk or just describe what you want — the model will invoke it automatically.
Prerequisites
- Node.js 18+ (only required to run the installer — the skill itself targets your project's language)
- An AI coding agent that supports Agent Skills (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, OpenCode, Codex CLI, or Gemini CLI)
- For the SDK skill: a free TurboDocx account at app.turbodocx.com
What you get
Two skills, one install. Pick one or both during install — your agent will surface them as /turbodocx-sdk and /turbodocx-html-to-docx.
/turbodocx-sdkE-signatures & partner provisioning, in your language
Detects whether your project is TypeScript, Python, Go, PHP, or Java. Installs the right SDK, wires up your API key, and writes a working call to TurboSign or TurboPartner — ready to run.
- Detects language from package.json, pyproject.toml, go.mod, composer.json, or pom.xml
- Picks TurboSign, TurboPartner, or both based on what you ask for
- Writes a runnable sample with your real keys loaded from .env
- Walks you through getting an API key if you do not have one yet
/turbodocx-html-to-docxHTML → Word documents in any Node.js project
Installs @turbodocx/html-to-docx (MIT licensed, production-tested across thousands of projects). Detects Express, Next.js, Fastify, NestJS, or plain Node, then drops in a working route that returns a .docx response.
- Zero dependencies on Puppeteer, Chrome, or LibreOffice
- Defaults to a server-side route — falls back to the browser bundle if needed
- Generates a helper module that matches your existing code style
- Adds an example route you can hit immediately
Try it in plain English
After install, type any of these into your agent. It will pick the right skill and wire everything up.
“Add TurboSign e-signatures to my Express app”
→ turbodocx-sdk
“Set up a /docx endpoint that converts HTML to a Word document”
→ turbodocx-html-to-docx
“Provision a new partner organization with 5 seats”
→ turbodocx-sdk
“Add a /signatures/:id/download endpoint that returns the signed PDF”
→ turbodocx-sdk
How it works
Each skill follows the same phased flow. Predictable, auditable, no magic.
Detect
The skill scans your project for manifest files and lockfiles. It infers your language, framework, package manager, and module system before touching a single file.
Ask
For the SDK skill, it asks whether you want TurboSign, TurboPartner, or both. For html-to-docx, it confirms server-side vs. browser. Pure declarative — no Stack Overflow archaeology.
Install
Runs the right install command for your package manager (npm / pnpm / yarn / bun / pip / poetry / go get / composer / maven / gradle).
Generate
Writes an integration module and a runnable example. Reads your API key from an environment variable — never hardcoded.
Verify
Prints the exact command to run, the expected output, and the docs link for the next thing you will want to do.
FAQ
Everything else worth knowing before you install.
What is the TurboDocx Quickstart Skill?
Which AI coding agents does the TurboDocx Quickstart support?
How do I install the TurboDocx Quickstart skill?
What is the difference between turbodocx-sdk and turbodocx-html-to-docx?
Is the Quickstart skill free and open source?
Do I need to give the skill an API key?
One prompt away from shipping.
Open your editor, run the install, and tell your agent what you want to build.