Why this exists

Ask Claude to add checkout to a Mini App without these skills and you'll get plausible, wrong code — because the platform's own TypeScript types are inherited uni-app stubs that describe a different payment API than the one Neuxnet actually runs.

That's not the only trap. Mini App development spans a neu/Vite toolchain, Vue 3 SFCs, pages.json routing, rpx styling, APIs that behave differently in a browser than in the Super App, and a signed backend OpenAPI. The published docs disagree with the shipped toolchain in at least five places.

This extension encodes all of it as skills Claude loads automatically — so the right rules apply without you remembering to mention them.

Quick start

Three steps, about thirty seconds.

1. Click the 974 Super App Skills icon in the activity bar 2. Choose where skills go, then hit Install all 3. Restart Claude Code

Then just talk normally. You never type a skill name:

Need a specific one? Force it with a slash command — /miniapp-payment.

The Skills Panel

A real UI, not a command palette scavenger hunt.

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  974 Super App Skills                                       │
│  ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────  │
│  INSTALL LOCATION                                           │
│  ┌───────────────────────┐  ┌───────────────────────┐       │
│  │ ▸ my-app/.claude/…    │  │   ~/.claude/skills    │       │
│  │   this project only   │  │   every project       │       │
│  └───────────────────────┘  └───────────────────────┘       │
│                                                             │
│  🔍 Search skills…      [All ▾]  [Install all] [Docs]       │
│                                                             │
│  4 of 12 installed                                          │
│  ● miniapp-create    Scaffolding, layout, appid  [installed]│
│  ● miniapp-payment   requestPayment, callbacks   [installed]│
│  ○ miniapp-auth      Login, auth codes, scopes    [Install] │
│  ○ miniapp-ui        Components, rpx, easycom     [Install] │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

• Live install badges — see at a glance what's active
• Search by name or by what a skill actually covers
• One-click install or removal, individually or all at once
• Click any skill to read its full guidance before installing
• Safe by default — overwriting an edited skill always asks first

Where skills install

Claude Code reads both locations. The panel toggles between them.

Project is the default whenever a folder is open.

Remote development: under Remote SSH, WSL, Dev Containers or Codespaces, skills install to the remote machine — where Claude Code actually runs. The panel names the host it writes to.

What's covered

🚀 Getting started

🎨 Building the app

💳 Platform features

🖥 Backend, shipping & quality

miniapp-serverside ships runnable request-signing helpers in Node, Python and Java — all three verified to produce identical digests. Signing is the single most common backend integration failure.

Verified against the real toolchain

These skills were written by scaffolding, building and running an actual project — not by reading the docs. Where the two disagree, the skills follow reality and say so:

⚠️ That last row is the expensive one. The bundled TypeScript types are inherited uni-app stubs, so your editor's autocomplete will confidently suggest the wrong payment shape. Claude with miniapp-payment installed will not.

Offline documentation

403 Markdown pages mirrored from miniapp.neuxnet.com, searchable without leaving the editor — Browse Documentation in the panel or the Command Palette.

Every page carries its canonical source_url. Pages under component/, most of api/, and tutorial/ are upstream uni-app documentation republished by Neuxnet and machine-translated from Chinese. The Neuxnet-specific pages (api/plugins/, serverside/) are authoritative for Super App behaviour.

Commands

Prefer the plugin flow?

If your team uses Claude Code plugins, skip the extension entirely:

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/ZaeemSattar/Super-App-Skills.git
/plugin install neuxnet-miniapp@superapp-skills

Both routes deliver the same skills.