sn-scriptsync

SN ScriptSync HTTP/file Agent API: endpoint discovery, auth, the full error-code table, and the complete command catalog (query_records, get_record, update_record, create_artifact, create_application, rest_request, screenshots, etc.). Read this before calling any Agent API command.

How sn-scriptsync maps ServiceNow artifacts to files: the instance/scope/table layout, naming conventions per artifact type, creating new artifacts, and the _map.json / structure.json files. Read this when creating, naming, or organizing ServiceNow files.

Drive the connected ServiceNow tab through the Chrome DevTools Protocol (Pro): capture network requests + response bodies, capture console output and uncaught exceptions, take full-page/element screenshots beyond the viewport, and auto-handle (and record) native confirm/alert/prompt/beforeunload dialogs. Read this when you need network bodies, console errors, a whole-page screenshot, or dialog text — capabilities the normal content-script bridge cannot provide. Note the unavoidable Chrome debugger banner and the Pro requirement.

Extended reference appendix: detailed file-structure notes, table metadata caching, agent best-practices, and edge cases not covered by the core. Read this when you need depth the other skills do not cover.

Build/edit ServiceNow AI Experience (AIX) apps on the sys_aix_* tables: experiences, pages, containers, custom Lit widgets + server data scripts, left-nav menus, and record click-through. Covers routing/cache rules, why creation needs a background script (REST = E_ACL), the widget compile-metadata pattern, and the OOTB-widget/app-shell gotchas. Read this before creating or modifying anything on the sys_aix_* tables.

ServiceNow coding standards (scoped-app restrictions, server vs client APIs, best practices) and security guidance for the sn-scriptsync workflow. Read this when writing or reviewing ServiceNow script content.

Drive live ServiceNow forms via the g_form bridge (navigate, set_field, get_form_state, run_ui_action, click_element): insert vs update verbs, optimistic-write verification, auto-handled native dialogs, and auto-filling mandatory reference fields. Read this when automating or visually verifying a form/UI page/widget.