Request a Skill Template

Don’t want to build from scratch? You can request a new Skill Template (CodeBundle) from the community. If it doesn’t exist yet, file a request and the CodeBundle Farm can bootstrap a working starting point.

File a request

The preferred way is through the registry.runwhen.com UI — look for the Request option. This routes to the same issue tracker but keeps the workflow in the registry experience.

All requests are tracked on the codecollection-registry issues page.

The request form asks for:

1. Cloud platform(s) the Skill Template should support (e.g. Kubernetes on Azure, AWS, GCP)
2. Key Tools (Runbooks / Monitors) it should perform — 3-7 concrete automation tasks with the issues they should raise when unhealthy
3. Additional context — any specific circumstances or dependencies

The bootstrap pipeline

When a request is filed, the following flow can kick in:

1. Issue filed — the codebundle-wanted issue lands on the registry repo
2. CodeBundle Farm picks it up — the CodeBundle Farm Creator agent reads the issue and plans the Skill Template structure
3. Agent bootstraps the codebundle — using codecollection-devtools
   • coding agents (Cursor, Claude), the farm generates the .robot files, generation rules, and Jinja templates
4. PR opened — a pull request is opened against the appropriate codecollection repo
5. Human review — the PR is reviewed, tested with devtools, and merged

Browse what exists

Before filing, check the registry — the Skill Template you need may already exist.