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If you use an AI coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, or Windsurf), you can install a Linkrunner skill and have your agent do the integration for you, including the deep-linking setup that is usually the trickiest part.

Install

Run this in your app’s repo. The installer detects which agent your project is set up for and writes the skill in that agent’s native format.
Then ask your agent, in its chat:
integrate Linkrunner
or
set up Linkrunner deep links
The agent picks up the skill, inspects your project, adds the SDK, wires up initialization and user identification, configures deep linking, and runs a validator to confirm your Universal Links / App Links actually verify.

Supported platforms

Beyond SDK integration

Cross-cutting skills that are not tied to one platform: The deep link troubleshooter diagnoses why Universal Links / App Links open the browser instead of the app. The events skill wires up the correct event taxonomy, revenue tracking, and server-side APIs. The webhooks skill writes a receiver in your backend that verifies the linkrunner-key header and handles install/signup payloads.

Options

Supported --agent values: claude-code, cursor, windsurf, copilot, agents-md.

What gets installed

Each skill bundles the integration steps, the deep-linking setup, the event and revenue APIs, and a deep-link verification script. For Claude Code the skill is written to .claude/skills/; for other agents it is compiled to that agent’s rules format, with the validator script placed under .linkrunner/. The skills mirror this documentation, so what your agent does matches the manual guides for each platform.
The skills are open source at github.com/linkrunner-labs/skills.
Need help? Contact support@linkrunner.io