Forge skills add Forge-specific capabilities to your AI coding agent. You can install all skills at once or pick individual skills based on what you need. These are the same skills packaged with the Forge AI Plugin.
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
forge-app-builder | Guides scaffolding through production: forge create, developer spaces and templates, deploy and install, module selection, cross-product scopes, and common CLI or permission issues. |
forge-app-review | Supports pre-deploy review and audits: security, architecture, cost and invocation efficiency, performance, and trigger or scheduling waste. |
forge-debugger | Supports systematic troubleshooting: deploy errors, resolver failures, blank or missing UI, scopes and permissions, and apps that stopped working in Jira or Confluence. |
To install all Forge developer skills at once:
1 2npx skills add atlassian/forge-skills
Use the --skill flag to install a specific skill:
1 2npx skills add atlassian/forge-skills --skill forge-app-builder
Once your skills are installed, try prompts like these:
Forge App Builder:
1 2Create a Jira issue panel that shows related support tickets from an external API.
1 2Build a Confluence macro that embeds an interactive chart with bar, line, and pie options.
1 2What scopes do I need for a Confluence app that also reads Jira data?
Forge App Review:
1 2Review my Forge app for security and unnecessary trigger invocations before I deploy.
1 2Audit my app's architecture for cost efficiency.
Forge Debugger:
1 2My Forge issue panel is blank after deploy — help me trace it.
1 2My app stopped appearing in Jira after a recent deploy. What could have gone wrong?
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