Gives your coding agent Firebase workflows for adding backend services, deploying web apps, and configuring mobile apps.
Firebase Agent Skills packages Firebase instructions and workflows for AI coding agents. It helps with project setup, authentication, databases, app hosting, and mobile SDK integration, giving the agent guidance specific to the Firebase service you are working with.
After installation, agents are designed to select skills whose descriptions match your request. In Claude Code and Codex, you can also find and invoke skills through the skill menu. Gemini CLI asks for consent when it activates a matching skill. For Firestore rules, the authoring skill directs work to the firestore-rules-author agent when that agent and delegation are available; otherwise, it provides a workflow the main agent can follow. Generated rules still need review and validation before broad use.
When building an app that needs sign-in and persistent data, use the authentication guidance alongside Firestore for document data or SQL Connect, formerly Data Connect, for a PostgreSQL backend with schemas, authorized operations, and generated SDKs.
Ask the agent to draft Firestore rules from your app’s data models and queries, or assess existing Firestore and Cloud Storage rules for access-control weaknesses. Treat generated rules as a prototype: review and validate them before sharing the app widely.
For a static site or single-page app, use the Firebase Hosting guidance. For a Next.js or Angular app that needs server-side rendering, use App Hosting guidance; App Hosting requires the Blaze pricing plan.
Use the AI Logic guidance when adding Gemini calls to web or mobile client code, including chat, streaming responses, and structured output. It also covers App Check protection and model selection through Remote Config.
Add Crashlytics reporting to an Android or iOS app and configure Remote Config defaults, fetch behavior, or feature flags. For an iOS project that needs Swift packages, the Xcode setup skill requires macOS and a local Swift installation.
When an Extension needs changes you want to maintain yourself, use the migration workflow to convert the installed Extension or its source into a standalone Cloud Functions codebase or a publishable npm package.
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Set up the Firebase CLI, sign in, select projects, and download app configuration files.
Add user sign-in, manage users, and apply authentication to data access.
Build SQL Connect backends with PostgreSQL schemas, authorized operations, and generated SDKs.
Configure Firestore databases, data models, indexes, queries, and SDK integrations.
Review Firestore and Cloud Storage rules for access-control and validation weaknesses.
Draft Firestore rules from app code; review and validate the resulting prototype.
Add Gemini features to web and mobile apps through Firebase AI Logic.
Deploy Next.js and Angular apps with server-side rendering; requires Blaze billing.
Deploy static sites and single-page apps; configure domains, rewrites, and previews.
Convert Firebase Extensions into standalone Functions codebases or publishable npm packages.
Set up crash reporting and integrate Crashlytics SDKs in Android or iOS apps.
Manage Remote Config templates, feature flags, defaults, and mobile SDK loading.
Add Swift packages and link Xcode project files; requires macOS and Swift.
Set up Analytics SDKs, screen tracking, and event logging on Android or iOS; requires a Firebase project linked to Google Analytics.
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Authors and refactors Firestore rules using the app’s data models, queries, and access requirements.
Ask your coding agent to create or modify Firestore rules. When delegation and firestore-rules-author are available, the Firestore skills direct the task to this specialist. Otherwise, the main agent follows the rules-creation skill directly.
The specialist follows the Firestore rules-creation workflow. Review and test its generated rules before production deployment.
Lets your agent interact with Firebase projects, resources, and data.
Choose your AI tool to install the Firebase plugin as a whole.
In your terminal, add the Firebase marketplace and install the Firebase plugin.
claude plugin marketplace add firebase/agent-skills
claude plugin install firebase@firebaseStart a new Claude Code session. In chat, open the skill menu and search for firebase-basics to check that the skill is available.
In your terminal, add the Firebase plugin marketplace.
codex plugin marketplace add firebase/agent-skillsInstall the Firebase plugin.
codex plugin add firebase@firebaseIf you use the Codex app, fully restart it, open Plugins, and select the Firebase marketplace. Open Firebase and install it if needed. Start a new task and type @Firebase to select the plugin. In Codex CLI, start a new session after installation and open the plugin browser to confirm Firebase is installed.
In a Kimi Code CLI session, install the Firebase plugin.
/plugins install https://github.com/firebase/skillsIn the same session, list installed plugins and check that Firebase appears.
/plugins listIn your terminal, outside an interactive Gemini CLI session, install the Firebase extension.
gemini extensions install https://github.com/firebase/skillsRestart your Gemini CLI session, then open its extensions list and confirm that firebase is installed and enabled.