Skills

Skills are self-contained packages of context and instructions you give to an AI agent so it can generate working code against Airbyte. A skill teaches the agent the architecture, endpoints, authentication flow, and code patterns it needs to integrate Airbyte agent connectors into whatever it's building for you.

Use a skill when you want an AI app builder like Lovable, or a coding agent like Claude Code or Codex, to scaffold something that talks to Airbyte without having to explain the API, the widget, the SDK, or the Context Store yourself. Install the skill into the agent, then prompt it to build.

Each page below targets a specific agent. Pick the one that matches the tool you're using.

Claude Code

Claude Code is the coding agent from Anthropic that runs in your terminal and integrates with editors like VS Code and Cursor. The airbyte-agent-sdk repository publishes a set of Claude skills that teach Claude Code how to build agents on top of the Airbyte typed Python SDK. Once you install the skills, Claude Code reads them on demand whenever you ask it to work with Airbyte connectors.

Codex

Codex is the coding agent from OpenAI that runs locally in your terminal and loads skills from ~/.codex/skills/. The airbyte-agent-sdk repository publishes a set of Codex skills that teach Codex how to build agents on top of the Airbyte typed Python SDK. Once you install the skills, Codex reads them on demand whenever you ask it to work with Airbyte connectors.

Lovable

Lovable is an AI app builder that generates full-stack React and Supabase applications from natural-language prompts. Lovable doesn't expose a dedicated "skills" surface, but you can give it the same context two different ways: paste the skill directly into the prompt you use to build the app, or add it to Project/Workspace Knowledge.