Agent skills for flows
Agent skills let your own AI coding tool work on flows from the terminal, through the Adapty CLI rather than the visual editor. You describe what you want in plain language; the tool reads your account, does the work, and shows you the result before anything is saved.
Three skills, and they divide the work: one builds and changes flows, one checks whether a flow is safe to publish, and one moves an app that still runs on paywalls onto flow placements. All three ship in the same plugin, so one install gives you every one.
Build and edit flows
Install the flow-generator skill so your own AI coding tool can author, translate, and restructure Adapty flows through the Adapty CLI.
Audit a flow
Install the flow-audit skill so your AI coding tool checks whether a flow is ready for production before you publish it.
Migrate placements to flows
Install the migrate-placements skill so your AI coding tool moves an app from paywall placements to flow placements, one new placement per old one.
Use flow-generator when you know what you want changed — a new locale, rewritten copy, a screen added or removed, a branch rewired. It edits the config and saves a draft for your approval; it never publishes.
Use flow-audit when you want to know whether a flow is finished. It reads the flow and your product catalog, reports what would break for a real user, and hands the fixes to flow-generator.
Use migrate-placements when your app still runs on paywalls. It doesn’t touch flow content — it reads your paywall placements and creates a flow placement for each one, then hands you the placement IDs and the SDK call to change.
None of them replace the AI Editor, which works inside the Flow & Paywall Builder itself. The agent skills run in your terminal, in the same session as your app code.