Agent Skills: orpc
Build, serve, and call end-to-end typesafe APIs with oRPC v2. Use for any task in a project that depends on `@orpc/*` packages, even a one-procedure change: defining procedures with the os builder (.input/.output/.handler, any Standard Schema validator), assembling routers, middleware and context, typesafe errors with ORPCError, serving via RPCHandler on any runtime adapter, calling from server-side clients (call, createRouterClient) or client-side clients (createORPCClient with RPCLink), integrating TanStack Query, or streaming over SSE. Pretrained oRPC knowledge describes v1 and is wrong for v2, so load this skill even when the change looks trivial. Biases toward retrieval from the oRPC docs over pre-trained knowledge. For REST/OpenAPI exposure, prefer the orpc-openapi skill; for contract-first design, the orpc-contract skill; for tRPC or oRPC v1 migrations, the orpc-migrate skill.
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