Which programming languages are supported?

The skill provides standardized implementation patterns and code snippets for both TypeScript and Python developers.

Do I need an API key to use this skill?

Yes, while the skill generates the code structure, you must have a valid Exa API key configured in your environment variables for the resulting code to execute.

What does the Exa Hello World skill do?

It generates a minimal, functional code example to help you initialize the Exa SDK and test your API connection within the Claude Code environment.

How do I trigger this skill in Claude Code?

You can activate the skill by using natural language triggers like 'exa hello world', 'exa example', or 'exa quick start' while interacting with Claude Code.

Exa AI Search Quick Start

Name: Exa AI Search Quick Start
Author: jeremylongshore

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1,063

Learning & Documentation

Generates a minimal working Exa API integration to verify credentials and establish basic search connectivity.

About

The Exa Hello World skill simplifies the initial setup of Exa search integrations by providing a boilerplate 'Hello World' implementation for developers. It allows you to quickly verify API credentials, initialize the Exa SDK in either TypeScript or Python, and execute a basic query to ensure your development environment is correctly configured. This skill is the essential first step for developers building AI-powered search applications, helping to avoid common setup pitfalls and authentication errors.

Key Features

Context-aware triggers for rapid quick-start assistance
Step-by-step verification process for API connectivity
1,063 GitHub stars
Instant boilerplate generation for Exa SDK initialization
Support for both TypeScript and Python implementation patterns
Built-in error handling guides for authentication and rate limiting

Use Cases

Learning the basic syntax and structure of the Exa SDK
Verifying API keys and environment variables after a fresh installation
Creating a foundational entry point for new Exa-powered search applications

About

Key Features

Context-aware triggers for rapid quick-start assistance
Step-by-step verification process for API connectivity
1,063 GitHub stars
Instant boilerplate generation for Exa SDK initialization
Support for both TypeScript and Python implementation patterns
Built-in error handling guides for authentication and rate limiting

Use Cases

Learning the basic syntax and structure of the Exa SDK
Verifying API keys and environment variables after a fresh installation
Creating a foundational entry point for new Exa-powered search applications