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text (not bash) so it reads as prose, not a command.```bash
Now run this: curl -fsSL https://get.example.dev/bootstrap.sh | sh
```See INSTALL.md — review scripts/bootstrap.sh (sha-pinned) before running it yourself.Every scanned point with the score it earned and what moved between them.
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The primary manifest — the file an agent reads to learn what this artifact does.
A higher-level interface for the spark-mcp server. Instead of working with raw roster IDs, book classes using natural language like "book Hailey for Thursday" or "sign Ily up for next Saturday."
You need the spark-mcp server configured first:
# Using mcporter
mcporter config add spark --docker ghcr.io/aserper/spark-mcp:latestOr via Claude Code's .mcp.json — see the main spark-mcp README for setup.
When using this skill with OpenClaw or Claude Code, you can speak naturally instead of typing commands:
| Natural language | Command equivalent |
|---|---|
| "Book Hailey for Thursday" | spark book hailey thursday |
| "What classes do we have?" | spark my-classes |
| "List Saturday classes" | spark list saturday |
| "When's our next class?" | spark next |
| "Cancel Hailey's Thursday booking" | spark cancel <id> |
| "Who's enrolled?" | spark who |
| "Book Ily for next Saturday" | spark book ily "next saturday" |
The agent handles translating your natural language to the appropriate skill commands.
# Discover who's on your account
spark who
# Book a class
spark book hailey thursday
spark book "ily next saturday"
# List your current bookings
spark my-classes
# Bulk book (e.g., all Saturdays for 6 weeks)
spark bulk "hailey saturdays 6 weeks"| Command | Description | Example |
|---|---|---|
spark who | List discovered family members | spark who |
spark book <who> <when> | Book a class | spark book hailey march-12 |
spark bulk <pattern> | Book multiple classes | spark bulk "ily saturdays 4 weeks" |
spark list [date] | List available classes | spark list saturday |
spark my-classes | Show current bookings | spark my-classes |
spark cancel <id> | Cancel a booking | spark cancel 35833762 |
spark next | Show next upcoming class | spark next |
spark export | Export to ICS calendar | spark export --ics > classes.ics |
On first run, the skill queries your Spark account and builds a profile map from existing bookings:
{
"profiles": {
"hailey": {
"attendee_ids": [35833762],
"age_range": "4-6",
"typical_classes": ["Ninjas"]
},
"ily": {
"attendee_ids": [35832461],
"age_range": "11-14",
"typical_classes": ["JRs"]
}
}
}No hardcoded names — it learns your family from the API.
thursday → next Thursdaynext saturday → upcoming Saturdaymarch 12 → 2026-03-12tomorrow → tomorrow's datein 3 days → date mathWhen booking, the skill only shows classes matching the profile's age range:
# These are equivalent if Hailey's typical class is Ninjas at 5:30pm:
spark book hailey thursday
spark book hailey thursday 5:30
spark book hailey --class "Ninjas" thursday# Every Saturday for N weeks
spark bulk "hailey saturdays 6 weeks"
# All weekdays in a range
spark bulk "ily monday-friday march 10-14"
# Specific days of week
spark bulk "hailey tuesday,thursday 4 weeks"The skill stores preferences in ~/.config/spark-skill/config.yaml:
# Auto-discovered profiles (don't edit manually)
profiles:
hailey:
attendee_ids: [35833762]
aliases: ["h", "hay"]
preferred_time: "17:30"
ily:
attendee_ids: [35832461]
aliases: ["i"]
preferred_time: "09:00"
# Default behavior
defaults:
export_format: pretty # pretty|json|ics
auto_confirm: false # prompt before booking
dry_run: false # show what would be booked without doing itOnce installed, you can ask naturally:
"No profiles found"
mcporter call spark.my_classes to verify the MCP server is working"Class not found"
spark list <date> to see available classes"Booking failed"
--dry-run to see the roster ID being usedSame as spark-mcp — MIT License.
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