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feat(intent): public read-only registry API at /api/v1/intent - #885
Adds five GET endpoints under /api/v1/intent/* so first-party consumers (next stop: the intent CLI) can search and resolve skills programmatically without scraping the registry UI. All handlers are thin wrappers around existing server functions / DB helpers — the same searchSkills, getIntentDirectory, etc. that power the registry website. One source of truth, two consumers.
GET /api/v1/intent/search?q=&limit= — skill search, ILIKE on name/description/content
GET /api/v1/intent/packages — paginated package directory with filter/sort
GET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name — package detail (auto-seeds from npm on cold miss)
GET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name/versions/:version/skills — version's skills
GET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name/versions/:version/skills/:skill — single skill metadata
No markdown body in default responses. Each skill carries content: { unpkg, jsdelivr } URLs pointing at the immutable npm tarball file; callers fetch raw content from CDN and verify integrity via contentHash. Our egress stays at metadata-only. The single-skill endpoint accepts ?include=markdown as an opt-in escape hatch (undocumented, last-resort).
Auth-aware rate limiting. Anonymous: 60 req/min keyed by IP. Authenticated (Authorization: Bearer ts_* / oa_* / mcp_*): 600 req/min keyed by validated token id, 401 on bad token. Added checkTokenRateLimit as a sibling to the existing checkIpRateLimit.
No OpenAPI spec for v1. Considered and dropped — TS types are the single source of truth, OpenAPI would just be a second contract to keep in sync without enough external demand to justify the maintenance burden. Revisit when there's real third-party consumption or when we're at v2 with more endpoints.
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Hit each endpoint against the dev DB:
GET /api/v1/intent/search?q=react&limit=2 → 200, results[].content URLs present, rate-limit headers correct
GET /api/v1/intent/packages/@apollo__client → 200, versions array
GET /.../versions/4.1.8/skills → 200, skill metadata + content URLs
GET /.../skills/apollo-client → 200, content URLs only
GET /.../skills/apollo-client?include=markdown → 200, markdown body present
GET /.../skills/nonexistent → 404
GET /api/v1/intent/search?q=react (bad bearer) → 401
The unpkg URL we hand back resolves directly to the SKILL.md file (verified with curl).
Pre-existing issue noticed (not addressed here)
The site's raw .md route at /intent/registry/$packageName/{$}.md is shadowed by the page route at $packageName.$skillName — the named param wins precedence over {$}.md even with the literal .md suffix. So the legacy getIntentSkillMarkdown handler appears to be unreachable today; requests fall through to the rendered HTML page. Worth a separate small PR (rename the page route to use {$} like the docs .md pattern, then redirect to unpkg from the now-reachable .md route).
Test plan
pnpm test (tsc + lint) clean
Manual curl against dev server: all five endpoints, both anon and bad-auth paths, ?include=markdown opt-in
Verified contentHash is returned and the constructed unpkg URL resolves
Reviewer: confirm rate-limit preset values (60 anon / 600 authed) feel right for a public CLI fallback path
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New Features
The Intent API now supports skill search, package discovery and details, and browsing skills by package version.
Package discovery offers search, framework filters, sorting, and pagination; skill search supports configurable result limits.
Skill details can include markdown, and skill content links are available through CDN URLs.
API responses include rate-limit information, with separate limits for anonymous and authenticated requests.
Bug Fixes / UX
Skill pages and links use consistent navigation. Markdown links redirect to CDN content when available.
Five GET endpoints wrapping existing server fns / DB helpers so external
consumers (e.g. the intent CLI) can search and resolve skills without
scraping the registry UI.
Markdown bodies aren't returned by default — responses include CDN URLs
(unpkg + jsdelivr) pointing at the immutable npm tarball, so our egress
stays near zero. Callers verify integrity via contentHash. The single-skill
endpoint accepts ?include=markdown as an opt-in escape hatch.
Auth-aware rate limiting: 60 req/min anonymous (IP-keyed) or 600 req/min
authenticated (token-keyed) via the existing MCP bearer flow. Adds
checkTokenRateLimit as a sibling to checkIpRateLimit.
1 paths audited Performance: 35 (🔴 down 28 from production) Accessibility: 90 (no change from production) Best Practices: 83 (🔴 down 9 from production) SEO: 97 (no change from production) PWA: 70 (no change from production) View the detailed breakdown and full score reports
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Adds five Intent API endpoints for package directories, package details, versioned skills, and skill search. Adds shared authentication-aware rate limiting and response helpers. Updates registry skill routes and links to use a splat parameter. The markdown handler redirects to CDN content when a matching skill path is available.
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Shared API and rate-limit support src/utils/intent-api.server.ts, src/utils/rateLimit.server.ts, src/utils/intent-db.server.ts
Adds authentication-aware rate limiting, JSON and error responses, content URL construction, token-based limit presets, and skillPath in search results.
API endpoints src/routes/api/v1/intent/*, src/utils/intent.functions.ts
Adds package directory and detail, versioned skill list and detail, and search endpoints. The directory route validates query input with the exported directory schema.
Route tree registration src/routeTree.gen.ts
Registers the new API routes and updates generated route metadata and types for the registry splat path.
Registry splat routing and content redirect src/routes/intent/registry/*, src/components/intent/SkillDependencyGraph.tsx
Updates skill links and detail handling to use _splat. The markdown handler redirects to the unpkg URL when a matching skill path is available and otherwise serves markdown.
sequenceDiagram
participant Client
participant IntentAPIRoute
participant RateLimiter
participant IntentDatabase
Client->>IntentAPIRoute: Request package or skill data
IntentAPIRoute->>RateLimiter: Apply intent rate limit
RateLimiter-->>IntentAPIRoute: Return decision
IntentAPIRoute->>IntentDatabase: Fetch package, skills, or search results
IntentDatabase-->>IntentAPIRoute: Return matching data
IntentAPIRoute-->>Client: Return JSON response
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TanStack/tanstack.com#1459: Changes the Intent registry skill-detail route and published skill-content URL handling.
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directly interpolating skillPath, which can produce malformed URLs when segments
contain reserved characters; fix by splitting skillPath on '/' and applying
encodeURIComponent to each segment (preserving directory separators), then join
the encoded segments to build the path used in the `path` variable before
composing the unpkg/jsdelivr URLs in buildSkillContentUrls.
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In `@src/routes/api/v1/intent/packages.ts` around lines 27 - 31, The parsed page
value can be negative (e.g., page = -1) and is forwarded downstream; clamp it to
zero by normalizing the parsed value before use: after computing page from
parseInt(url.searchParams.get('page') ...), ensure you set page =
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clamping (refer to the page variable in src/routes/api/v1/intent/packages.ts).
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In `@src/utils/intent-api.server.ts` around lines 113 - 123, buildSkillContentUrls
is constructing CDN URLs by directly interpolating skillPath, which can produce
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skillPath on '/' and applying encodeURIComponent to each segment (preserving
directory separators), then join the encoded segments to build the path used in
the `path` variable before composing the unpkg/jsdelivr URLs in
buildSkillContentUrls.
The skill page route used a named param ($skillName), so the more-specific
.md sibling route ({$}.md) was being shadowed by it — TanStack Router's
literal-suffix precedence only kicks in when both routes use the same
param style. The legacy markdown handler was effectively unreachable;
.md URLs were rendering the HTML skill page instead.
Convert the page route to splat ({$}.tsx, matching the docs route pattern),
which lets the .md sibling win precedence as intended. The .md handler now
redirects to the unpkg CDN URL for the underlying SKILL.md, matching the
public API behavior — zero egress for raw markdown bytes. Falls back to
DB-served content for legacy records without a skillPath.
Mechanical updates: every Link to="/intent/registry/$packageName/$skillName"
becomes "/$packageName/{$}" with params { _splat: ... } instead of
{ skillName: ... }, and useParams destructures rename to _splat.
Line 38 returns a plain 302, but this route is already version-pinned, so the unpkg target is immutable. That means clients/CDNs may keep re-hitting the app just to rediscover the same URL, which undercuts the CDN offload this change is aiming for. Prefer a permanent redirect here, or attach explicit cache headers to the redirect response.
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Minor · Return INVALID_REQUEST for malformed package names. · packages.$name.ts:22-35
src/routes/api/v1/intent/packages.$name.ts:22-35 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Return INVALID_REQUEST for malformed package names.
params.name is client-controlled, and getIntentPackageDetail validates it with npmPackageNameSchema. When validation fails, the server-function call throws before this handler can return NOT_FOUND. Because this route has no catch or boundary validation, the request leaves the route as an uncaught server error instead of the Intent API's JSON INVALID_REQUEST/400 response. Validate the parameter at this Intent route boundary, or use an Intent-specific shared validation boundary.
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Validate params.name at the Intent route boundary before calling
getIntentPackageDetail, and return the Intent API’s JSON INVALID_REQUEST
response with status 400 when the package name is malformed. Pass the validated
name to getIntentPackageDetail; preserve the existing NOT_FOUND response for
valid names with no matching package.
Minor · Return INVALID_REQUEST for malformed… · packages.$name.versions.$version.skills.ts:31-57
src/routes/api/v1/intent/packages.$name.versions.$version.skills.ts:31-57 Minor · Data Integrity & Integration · Quick win
Return INVALID_REQUEST for malformed version-skill parameters.
When params.name or params.version fails validation, fns.getIntentVersionSkills throws before returning result. This route then sends the error through the generic server error path instead of returning the Intent API's JSON INVALID_REQUEST/400 response. Share the input schema with the route and validate it before calling the server function. Apply the same boundary separately to the package-detail route.
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Validate the package name and version in the version-skills route before calling
fns.getIntentVersionSkills, reusing a shared input schema; return the Intent
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calling getIntentPackageDetail, and return the Intent API’s JSON INVALID_REQUEST
response with status 400 when the package name is malformed. Pass the validated
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Summary
Adds five GET endpoints under
/api/v1/intent/*so first-party consumers (next stop: the intent CLI) can search and resolve skills programmatically without scraping the registry UI. All handlers are thin wrappers around existing server functions / DB helpers — the samesearchSkills,getIntentDirectory, etc. that power the registry website. One source of truth, two consumers.GET /api/v1/intent/search?q=&limit=— skill search,ILIKEon name/description/contentGET /api/v1/intent/packages— paginated package directory with filter/sortGET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name— package detail (auto-seeds from npm on cold miss)GET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name/versions/:version/skills— version's skillsGET /api/v1/intent/packages/:name/versions/:version/skills/:skill— single skill metadataNo markdown body in default responses. Each skill carries
content: { unpkg, jsdelivr }URLs pointing at the immutable npm tarball file; callers fetch raw content from CDN and verify integrity viacontentHash. Our egress stays at metadata-only. The single-skill endpoint accepts?include=markdownas an opt-in escape hatch (undocumented, last-resort).Auth-aware rate limiting. Anonymous: 60 req/min keyed by IP. Authenticated (
Authorization: Bearer ts_*/oa_*/mcp_*): 600 req/min keyed by validated token id, 401 on bad token. AddedcheckTokenRateLimitas a sibling to the existingcheckIpRateLimit.No OpenAPI spec for v1. Considered and dropped — TS types are the single source of truth, OpenAPI would just be a second contract to keep in sync without enough external demand to justify the maintenance burden. Revisit when there's real third-party consumption or when we're at v2 with more endpoints.
Smoke tested manually
Hit each endpoint against the dev DB:
The unpkg URL we hand back resolves directly to the SKILL.md file (verified with curl).
Pre-existing issue noticed (not addressed here)
The site's raw
.mdroute at/intent/registry/$packageName/{$}.mdis shadowed by the page route at$packageName.$skillName— the named param wins precedence over{$}.mdeven with the literal.mdsuffix. So the legacygetIntentSkillMarkdownhandler appears to be unreachable today; requests fall through to the rendered HTML page. Worth a separate small PR (rename the page route to use{$}like the docs.mdpattern, then redirect to unpkg from the now-reachable.mdroute).Test plan
pnpm test(tsc + lint) cleancurlagainst dev server: all five endpoints, both anon and bad-auth paths,?include=markdownopt-incontentHashis returned and the constructed unpkg URL resolvesSummary by CodeRabbit