A lighter CMS. A bigger toolkit.
57 agent skills to help build on Éclair CMS: commerce, courses, communities, design, SEO, GEO and more.
Agent instructions, not 57 pre-installed plugins.
From intent to implementation, step by step.
eclair-extension/1 · Éclair CMS 2.0
Eight disciplines. One shared method.
Each family offers domain-specific workflows, technical constraints and acceptance criteria.
Foundations
Architecture, security, testing and extensibility.
8 skillsCommerce Pro
From catalogs to orders: design a robust store.
10 skillsLearning & LMS
Courses, access, progress and certifications.
7 skillsForum & community
Discussions, profiles, search and moderation.
6 skillsBusiness applications
Bookings, directories, memberships and more.
8 skillsDesign & UX
Consistent, accessible and fast experiences.
7 skillsSEO & GEO
Visibility, migrations and structured data.
5 skillsIntegrations & automation
Connectors, email, webhooks and AI workflows.
6 skillsA great place to start
A selection of skills to get acquainted with the ecosystem.
Extension builder
Build extensions that respect the native Éclair 2.0 contract.
eclair-extension-builderCommerce ProCommerce Pro architecture
Design a full store architecture before implementing transactions.
eclair-commerce-proDesign & UXÉclair art direction
Build distinctive websites within Éclair's design constraints.
eclair-designSEO & GEOWordPress migration
Preserve URLs and content when moving from WordPress.
eclair-wordpress-migrationLearning & LMSLMS architecture
Structure a modular learning platform from the ground up.
eclair-lmsFoundationsSecurity audit
Review permissions, input handling, secrets and package integrity.
eclair-security-auditHow it works
A skill is an operational playbook for an agent: what to build, how to check it and when to stop if the core doesn't support it yet.
Choose
Find a skill by category or search.
Install
Add the SKILL.md files to your agent or project.
Build
Give the agent a goal, test the outcome and verify core limits.
Éclair's speed stays non-negotiable.
Skills respect public caching, permissions, URLs and the native extension contract. When a core capability is missing, the skill must flag it instead of pretending a plugin works.
CompatibilityReady to build something bigger?
The right skill is a starting point. Real code still needs validation.