Platforms Overview
AI Coding Skills ships platform-specific packaging for the same language skills. Platform pages explain installation, plugin formats, repositories, and usage conventions. They do not duplicate full framework documentation.
Why platforms are top-level
Section titled “Why platforms are top-level”Each AI coding tool can support multiple languages over time. Keeping platform docs outside /languages/ avoids nesting Copilot, Grok, or Claude Code under Java—and keeps the door open for additional languages without restructuring navigation.
Supported platforms
Section titled “Supported platforms”GitHub CopilotCustom instructions, prompts, skills, and Copilot SDK examples for Java.
GrokPlugin-packaged Java bootstrap skills for the Grok ecosystem.
Claude CodeSkills, commands, agents, and workflows for Claude Code.
Repositories
Section titled “Repositories”| Platform | Repository |
|---|---|
| GitHub Copilot | AI-Coding-Skills/java-for-github-copilot |
| Grok | AI-Coding-Skills/java-for-grok |
| Claude Code | AI-Coding-Skills/java-for-claude-code |
How platform docs relate to skills
Section titled “How platform docs relate to skills”- Read the platform page for install and packaging rules.
- Open the language skill page under
/languages/java/skills/for purpose, prompts, expected structure, and limitations. - Use the compatibility matrix to see which platforms currently support each skill.