发现优质的 AI Agent 技能

Deliver a concrete, reusable workflow for development tasks.

The Window Management API provides developers with some functions to create commands with some advanced logic to move Windows around.

Raycast uses React for its user interface declaration and renders the supported elements to our native UI. The API comes with a set of UI components that you can use to build your extensions. Think of it as a design system. The high-level components are the following:

This set of utilities exposes some of Raycast's native functionality to allow deep integration into the user's setup. For example, you can use the Application APIs to check if a desktop application is installed and then provide an action to deep-link into it.

The storage APIs can be used to store data in Raycast's local encrypted database.

Use the Preferences API to make your extension configurable.

The Keyboard APIs are useful to make your actions accessible via the keyboard shortcuts. Shortcuts help users to use your command without touching the mouse.

The Environment APIs are useful to get context about the setup in which your command runs. You can get information about the extension and command itself as well as Raycast. Furthermore, a few paths are injected and are helpful to construct file paths that are related to the command's assets.

Use the Clipboard APIs to work with content from your clipboard. You can write contents to the clipboard through `Clipboard.copy` function inserts text at the current cursor position in your frontmost app.

The Browser Extension API provides developers with deeper integration into the user's Browser _via_ a [Browser Extension](https://raycast.com/browser-extension).

The AI API provides developers with seamless access to AI functionality without requiring API keys, configuration, or extra dependencies.

Our API includes a few built-in actions that can be used for common interactions, such as opening a link or copying some content to the clipboard. By using them, you make sure to follow our human interface guidelines. If you need something custom, use the `Action` component. All built-in actions are just abstractions on top of it.