Agent skill

When to use this pageCopy Anchor Link

Use this page to install the ezat-router skill, which teaches an AI agent how to set up and debug tools, SDKs and code that call EZAT Router. It also has prompts you can paste into any agent instead.

What the skill isCopy Anchor Link

The skill is a folder in the Agent Skills format: a SKILL.md file with a name and a description, plus short documents the agent loads only when it needs them. Claude Code reads skills from ~/.claude/skills/ and from a project's .claude/skills/, and other agents that support SKILL.md can use the same folder.

The description tells the agent when to use the skill: setting up or debugging anything that calls AI models through EZAT Router. When a task matches, Claude Code loads the skill on its own; you can also call it with /ezat-router.

The skill holds no prices and no model list. It tells the agent to read them live, from GET /v1/models and from the Models and Pricing pages, so an installed copy doesn't go stale.

Install it in Claude CodeCopy Anchor Link

For every project on your machine (~/.claude/skills/):

curl -fsSL https://docs.router.ezat.io/skill/ezat-router.zip -o /tmp/ezat-router.zip
mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills
unzip -o /tmp/ezat-router.zip -d ~/.claude/skills

For one project only, run this in the project's root folder (.claude/skills/):

curl -fsSL https://docs.router.ezat.io/skill/ezat-router.zip -o /tmp/ezat-router.zip
mkdir -p .claude/skills
unzip -o /tmp/ezat-router.zip -d .claude/skills

Both create an ezat-router/ folder with SKILL.md in it. The project copy can be committed so your team gets it: the skill contains no keys or other secrets.

The files are also served one by one, starting at https://docs.router.ezat.io/skill/ezat-router/SKILL.md, for agents that read a skill from a URL.

Check that it loadedCopy Anchor Link

1. Start Claude Code (or keep your session open: Claude Code picks up new skills without a restart). If ~/.claude/skills/ or .claude/skills/ didn't exist when the session started, run /reload-skills.
2. Run /skills. ezat-router should be in the list.
3. To use it explicitly, type /ezat-router followed by what you want, for example /ezat-router set up Claude Code with the key in $EZAT_API_KEY.

Update itCopy Anchor Link

An installed skill is a copy and never updates itself. Run the same commands again to replace it with the latest version. The version is in SKILL.md, under metadata.version, and changes are listed in the Changelog.

Use any agent without installing anythingCopy Anchor Link

Paste a prompt like one of these into your agent. Export your key first (export EZAT_API_KEY="ezat_sk_…") in the terminal the agent uses, so the agent never sees it in the chat.

Read https://docs.router.ezat.io/llms.txt and set up Claude Code to use EZAT Router with the key in $EZAT_API_KEY. Don't print the key. Check it with GET /v1/models first.

Read https://docs.router.ezat.io/llms.txt, then change this project to call AI models through EZAT Router. Read the API key from the EZAT_API_KEY environment variable, keep it out of git and out of frontend code, and pick the model from GET /v1/models.

Read https://docs.router.ezat.io/troubleshooting.md and https://docs.router.ezat.io/reference/errors.md, then find out why my EZAT Router requests fail. The key is in $EZAT_API_KEY; don't print it.

For AI agentsCopy Anchor Link

1. The skill is at https://docs.router.ezat.io/skill/ezat-router.zip (one folder, ezat-router/). Its entry point is https://docs.router.ezat.io/skill/ezat-router/SKILL.md.
2. Install it only where the user asks: ~/.claude/skills/ for all their projects, or .claude/skills/ in one project. Don't overwrite a different skill with the same folder name without asking.
3. Without the skill, read https://docs.router.ezat.io/llms.txt and then only the pages you need, as Markdown (https://docs.router.ezat.io/<page>.md).