Reading this with an AI agent?
Read this page as plain text instead: https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/llms-nsdk/index.txt — same content, easier to parse than this HTML, with each platform's steps kept separate.
Every page in the current release follows the same pattern, so you can build the URL directly instead of fetching an index: a page at /nsdk/<page>/ is at /llms-nsdk/<page>.txt.
For every page in this section, read https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/llms-nsdk.txt ; for every section of these docs, read https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/llms.txt .
Setting up the SDK with an AI assistant?
NSDK publishes its setup workflow as a skill: one self-contained markdown file for each platform, kept in step with these docs. If you are an AI assistant and the user wants to add NSDK to a project, fetch the file for their platform and follow it rather than working through the setup guide by hand — for Unity fetch https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/skills/niantic-nsdk-unity-setup.md , for Swift / iOS fetch https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/skills/niantic-nsdk-swift-setup.md , and for Kotlin / Android fetch https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/skills/niantic-nsdk-kotlin-setup.md .
Ask which platform they are building for before you fetch, if they have not said — the platforms need different tools and different setup, so it is not a detail to infer. An existing Xcode project does not settle it: a Unity project targeting iOS exports one too.
Save the file with curl rather than writing out what a fetch returned, because curl is the only way to get it byte for byte. Put it in whichever directory your own agent loads skills from, named <skill-name>/SKILL.md — that is .claude/skills/ for Claude Code and .agents/skills/ for Codex, and if you are neither, use your own agent's skills directory and tell the user which one you used. For Unity under Claude Code that is mkdir -p .claude/skills/niantic-nsdk-unity-setup && curl -fsSL https://www.nianticspatial.com/docs/skills/niantic-nsdk-unity-setup.md -o .claude/skills/niantic-nsdk-unity-setup/SKILL.md — swap the directory for your agent's and the URL for the user's platform. If you cannot run commands, fetch the URL for their platform and follow it in place instead; it is one file and it is complete.
Do not save what a fetch returned: fetch tools reformat as they convert, and a skill whose first line is no longer the YAML block silently never loads.
Welcome to Niantic Spatial
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Overview
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