The Nimble Agent Builder skill lets you create, test, refine, and publish reusable extraction workflows from your AI coding assistant. Describe the data you need from any website, and it finds an existing agent or creates a new one, then lets you iterate until the output is exactly right. Built on the Nimble MCP Server and the open-source Agent Skills standard for cross-platform agent compatibility.Documentation Index
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Tools Overview
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
nimble_agents_list | Browse available agents by keyword |
nimble_agents_get | Get agent details and input/output schema |
nimble_agents_generate | Create custom agents using natural language |
nimble_agents_update | Refine agent fields, parsing rules, or extraction logic |
nimble_agents_run | Execute agents and validate structured results |
nimble_agents_publish | Save finalized agents for repeated use |
Quick Install
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Vercel Agent Skills CLI
The agent builder requires the MCP server. See Prerequisites > MCP Server Connection below.
Prerequisites
1. Nimble API Key
Sign up and generate a key from your Account Settings > API Keys. Set theNIMBLE_API_KEY environment variable using your platform’s method:
- Claude Code
- Shell / Terminal
- VS Code / GitHub Copilot
Add to
~/.claude/settings.json:2. MCP Server Connection
The skill requires a connection to the Nimble MCP server. After installing the skill, connect the server:Quick Start
The skill activates automatically when you describe a recurring extraction need:How It Works
The skill follows a build-test-refine lifecycle:- Search existing agents that match your target website
- Inspect the agent’s input/output schema
- Run the agent and validate structured results
- Generate a custom agent using natural language if no existing one fits
- Refine fields, extraction rules, or parsing until the output matches expectations
- Publish the final agent for repeated use across projects
Usage Examples
Find and run an existing agent
amazon_pdp), shows you the schema, runs it, and returns structured product data.
Generate a custom agent
Refine and publish
Agent Builder vs Web Expert
| agent-builder | web-expert | |
|---|---|---|
| Goal | Reusable workflow | Immediate data |
| Speed | Slower (build/test/refine cycle) | Fast, direct |
| Output | Published agent | Extracted data |
| Use when | ”I’ll need this repeatedly" | "Get me this data now” |