sdk-install
Install and initialize the correct LaunchDarkly SDK during onboarding by running nested skills in order: detect, plan, apply. Parent onboarding Step 6 is first flag.
What this skill does
# LaunchDarkly SDK Install (onboarding) Installs and initializes the right LaunchDarkly SDK for the user’s project by following **three nested skills in order**. **Do not** skip ahead to feature flags here—the parent [LaunchDarkly onboarding](../SKILL.md) continues with **Step 6: First feature flag** using [Create first feature flag](../first-flag/SKILL.md). ## Prerequisites - Project context from parent **Step 1: Explore the Project** (reuse it; only re-run deep detection if something is unclear) - **SDK key / client-side ID / mobile key:** Needed when you reach [Apply code changes](apply/SKILL.md) (env wiring). **Do not** ask the user for these during detect or plan solely because you opened this skill—follow parent onboarding: account status is inferred via MCP OAuth (Step 4) or surfaced at D7 in apply; key material is collected at apply (see parent [Prerequisites](../SKILL.md#prerequisites)). ## Key types (summary) | SDK Type | Variable (logical) | Source in LaunchDarkly | |-------------|---------------------------|-------------------------------| | Server-side | `LAUNCHDARKLY_SDK_KEY` | Environments → SDK key | | Client-side | Client-side ID (bundler-prefixed env names) | Environments → Client-side ID | | Mobile | `LAUNCHDARKLY_MOBILE_KEY` | Environments → Mobile key | **Never hardcode keys.** Full env rules, consent, and bundler tables: [Apply code changes](apply/SKILL.md) Step 2. ## Workflow — run these nested skills in order Execute **all three** unless the [detect decision tree](detect/SKILL.md#decision-tree) short-circuits (e.g. skip to apply only). Each nested skill may contain decision points — some **blocking** (marked `D<N> -- BLOCKING`, where you must call your structured question tool and wait for the user's response before continuing) and some **non-blocking** (where you present information and continue unless the user objects). Do NOT batch tool calls across blocking boundaries. | Order | Nested skill | Role | |-------|----------------|------| | 1 | [Detect repository stack](detect/SKILL.md) | Language, package manager, monorepo target, entrypoint, existing LD usage | | 2 | [Generate integration plan](plan/SKILL.md) | SDK choice, files to change, env plan -- presented to user (non-blocking; see plan SKILL.md D6) | | 3 | [Apply code changes](apply/SKILL.md) | Install package(s), `.env` / secrets with consent, init code, compile check (**both** tracks when [dual-SDK plan](plan/SKILL.md#dual-sdk-integrations)) | Shared references for all steps: [SDK recipes](../references/sdk/recipes.md), [SDK snippets](../references/sdk/snippets/). ### After Step 3 completes Continue with the parent skill: - **Step 6:** [Create first feature flag](../first-flag/SKILL.md) Do not add standalone “sample flag” evaluation in this skill unless the user explicitly needs a throwaway check; the parent flow creates the first flag in order. ## Guidelines - Match existing codebase conventions for imports, config, and style. - Prefer TypeScript in TypeScript projects. - If the project uses a shared config layer, initialize LaunchDarkly there. - Add `.env.example` entries when the project uses dotenv. - **Dependency scope:** Add only LaunchDarkly SDK package(s) from the recipe unless the user **explicitly approves** upgrading or adding other packages ([Apply — Permission before changing other dependencies](apply/SKILL.md#permission-before-changing-other-dependencies)). ## Edge cases - **Multiple environments (e.g. Next.js server + client) or user asked for frontend + backend:** Use a **dual-SDK** [plan](plan/SKILL.md#dual-sdk-integrations) and [apply](apply/SKILL.md) **both** packages and **both** inits—never summarize the second SDK as done without lockfile + entrypoint evidence. - **Monorepo:** Integrate the package the user chose in parent onboarding; stay within that subtree. - **SDK already installed and initialized:** Parent may skip this handoff—see parent **Edge Cases** and [detect decision tree](detect/SKILL.md#decision-tree). - **Unsupported or uncommon stack:** Use [SDK recipes](../references/sdk/recipes.md) and the [full SDK catalog](https://launchdarkly.com/docs/sdk). ## References - [Detect repository stack](detect/SKILL.md) - [Generate integration plan](plan/SKILL.md) - [Apply code changes](apply/SKILL.md) - [SDK recipes](../references/sdk/recipes.md) - [SDK snippets](../references/sdk/snippets/) - [LaunchDarkly onboarding (parent)](../SKILL.md)
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