Skills reference

The ADT agent plugin includes six skills. Your coding agent loads the relevant skill for the task automatically; you do not install, select, or configure the skills individually.

Skill	When the agent uses it	What it covers
adt-project-setup	Setting up or reconnecting an ADT project	Creating a project with adt init, connecting a FileMaker file, and preparing the project for schema work
adt-webviewer-app	Adding or working on a Web Viewer app	App scaffolding, the Vite/React development workflow, generated types, local development, and deployment to FileMaker
filemaker-help	Working with a calculation, script step, or FileMaker feature whose exact behavior matters	Local Claris FileMaker documentation and feature-specific guidance
filemaker-standards	Naming or changing objects inside a FileMaker file	ADT's baseline naming and design conventions, plus any standards pack declared by the project
fm-cli	Reading or editing a .fmp12 file	Tables, fields, table occurrences, relationships, value lists, custom functions, scripts, layouts, and calculations
fm-mcp-guide	Planning or routing broader FileMaker work	Choosing the appropriate ADT capability for schema, scripts, layouts, SQL, Web Viewer apps, and project setup

How skills are loaded

Skills are part of the ADT agent plugin. A supported coding agent reads a skill when your request matches that skill's purpose, and it may use more than one skill for work that crosses areas. You only need to describe the outcome you want.

If the agent does not recognize any of these skills, confirm that the plugin is installed using the optional verification steps on Install ADT. If the plugin is missing, run the installer and restart the coding agent.