Skills that help AI coding agents add Moderation API to your app. They follow the Agent Skills format.
npx skills add moderation-api/skillsThe plugin includes the skills and the Moderation API MCP server.
/plugin marketplace add moderation-api/skills
/plugin install moderation-api@moderation-api
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
| moderation-api-setup | Sets up Moderation API in an existing codebase: creates the project with the modapi CLI, finds where users create content, adds the moderation call, acts on the result and verifies webhooks. |
After you install, ask your agent to "set up Moderation API".
The plugin has no hooks and no local code. It has one skill and one remote MCP server.
- MCP server:
https://mcp.moderationapi.com/mcp, run by Moderation API. You sign in with your Moderation API account (OAuth). Tool calls go to the Moderation API for your organization. - The skill tells the agent to do these things, and to ask you before each change to your code or account:
- Install the
modapiCLI if it is missing: with Homebrew (moderation-api/tap/modapi) orgo install, or by asking you to download a binary from the CLI releases. - Run
modapicommands (doctor,init,webhooks create,content submit). They callhttps://api.moderationapi.com.modapi loginopens your browser to sign in.initwrites your project keys to.env.localor.envand adds that file to.gitignore. - Install the Moderation API SDK for your language with your package manager.
- Read the Moderation API docs.
- If Moderation API cannot do what you ask, draft a feature request and show it to you. Only with your yes does it send the request through the MCP server or give you a link to
https://moderationapi.productlane.com/request.
- Install the
- The skill never asks you to paste API keys into the chat, and never prints or commits them.
Moderation API processes the content you submit, as described in the privacy policy. The plugin itself collects no data.
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