codemagic-init

codemagic-init does two things:

1. Generate a codemagic.yaml — inspects your project (pubspec.yaml, build.gradle, Podfile, …), asks a few questions about platforms, signing, distribution, and notifications, and writes a ready-to-commit codemagic.yaml along with a checklist of what still needs to be configured in Codemagic.

2. Give your coding agent Codemagic knowledge — if a coding agent is detected (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot, …), init installs Codemagic skills into its context: the full docs and knowledge base so it can answer Codemagic-specific questions, help debug build failures, and suggest fixes. Skills are kept fresh by a cron job that refreshes them every 6 hours.

Install

pip install codemagic-init

That puts codemagic on your PATH so you can run it from any project.

Usage

codemagic            # show help
codemagic init       # scan → ask → write ./codemagic.yaml + install agent skills
codemagic update     # refresh skills and knowledge base manually
codemagic uninstall  # remove Codemagic skills from all agent config files

Run codemagic init from anywhere to install agent skills. To also generate a codemagic.yaml, run it from your project root — detected values (project type, platforms, application ids) are shown as defaults, press Enter to accept or type to override.

If a codemagic.yaml already exists, init asks before overwriting and saves the previous file to codemagic.yaml.bak.

Feedback

Share feedback or report issues at https://github.com/codemagic-ci-cd/codemagic-init/discussions