Turn recurring SFCC tasks into project-local guidance. The extension's catalog of 37 skills across 11 topics covers workflows such as controller overrides, ISML templates, metadata, APIs, logs, deployment, and debugging. Each skill explains when to use it, which MCP tools provide the required context, and how to check the result

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This local Model Context Protocol (MCP) server starts automatically when enabled and ready, covering every open folder and linked cartridge. Connect Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, or another MCP client, then ask in natural language.

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Workspace

1 folder · 3 cartridges

storefront/Users/dev/storefrontReveal

Cartridge priorityapp_custom:int_payment:app_storefront_base(3)

ConnectionSandbox 01

Instance hostzzrx-001.dx.commercecloud.salesforce.com

Code versionversion2

Local server

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MCP addresshttp://127.0.0.1:51734/mcp

Activity0 requests · 0 subscriptions

Last successNo requests yet

ProtectionLocal only · token off

Loggingmetadata only

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Tools & access

218 / 218 enabled · Review tools

90Local tools102Instance tools26Guarded actions0Disabled

Full access. Instance tools need an active connection. Guarded actions require explicit confirmation.

Read code. Trace routes, overrides, templates, and cartridge priority.Plan & validate. Find edit targets and check source, XML, and SCAPI changes.Inspect an instance. Read sites, code versions, remote files, and deployment state.Debug. Trace logs to source and inspect breakpoints, frames, and variables.

Runs on this computer. Tool results go to your AI app and may reach its model provider. Keep this VS Code workspace open while using MCP.

Skills & guidance

Built-in guidance is already available through MCP. A skill is an instruction file for recurring SFCC tasks; adding one does not change your instance.

Setup guide

Format & destination

Skill formatClaude Code skill

All supported agent styles

Codex / Agent Skills

OpenCode native skill

Claude Code skill

Cursor Rules

GitHub Copilot / VS Code

Gemini CLI context

Antigravity / Gemini context

JetBrains Junie guidelines

Trae IDE AGENTS-compatible

Cline rules

Roo Code rules

OpenClaw AGENTS-compatible

Hermes Agent AGENTS-compatible

Kimi Code Agent Skills

Generic Agent Skills

Save project files instorefront · /Users/dev/storefront

Destination pattern: .claude/skills/<skill>/SKILL.md · Existing files are opened or skipped and are never overwritten.

Project instruction file

Instruction formatCodex skillCopyAdd to project

Optional base instructions for using this workspace MCP.

Adds instructions at .agents/skills/sfcc-lsp/SKILL.md

Repo-scoped Codex skill. Keep this committed with SFCC projects that should always use the MCP gate.

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Performance Guardrails & Hot PathsPerformance & Limits

Protect controller, model, hook, service, template, and job hot paths from excessive API calls, logging, remote calls, and slow loops.

3 files · Available to add

.claude/skills/sfcc-performance-guardrails/SKILL.md

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Security Hardening & Secret BoundariesSecurity & Risk

Harden controllers, templates, services, hooks, and logs with server-side validation, authorization, CSRF, output encoding, and strict secret redaction.

3 files · Available to add

.claude/skills/sfcc-security-hardening/SKILL.md

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SFRA Controller Routes & OverridesSFRA Runtime

Create, replace, append, or debug SFRA routes using endpoint indexes, override chains, module.superModule, exact middleware order, and Log Center validation.

3 files · Available to add

.claude/skills/sfcc-sfra-controller-routes/SKILL.md

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Classic Controllers, SFRA Controllers & Migration BoundariesSFRA Runtime

Handle SFRA and legacy controller patterns, route lookup, middleware chains, response/view data, SiteGenesis migration boundaries, and safe endpoint ownership decisions.

3 files · Available to add

.claude/skills/sfcc-classic-and-sfra-controllers/SKILL.md

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1---

2name: sfcc-sfra-controller-routes

3description: "Use when an SFCC task involves SFRA Controller Routes & Overrides, especially server.get or server.post. Do not use for non-SFCC work or without this workspace's Intellij SFCC MCP server."

4when_to_use: "Use for server.get; server.post; server.replace; server.extend; module.superModule; Checkout-PromoCredit in a Salesforce B2C Commerce project when the workspace-scoped Intellij SFCC MCP server is available."

5---

6

7# SFRA Controller Routes & Overrides

8

9Category: SFRA Runtime

10Claude note: this project skill intentionally does not set `allowed-tools` because MCP server names are workspace-scoped and may vary.

11

12## When To Use

13- server.get

14- server.post

15- server.replace

16- server.extend

17- module.superModule

18- Checkout-PromoCredit

19

20## When Not To Use

21- Do not use for non-SFCC work or general JavaScript/TypeScript tasks without Salesforce B2C Commerce context.

22- Do not continue when `intellijsfcc.project.context` cannot prove that the current workspace or file is inside one of `structuredContent.data.workspaceFolders`; switch to the matching workspace-scoped MCP server first.

23

24## Mandatory MCP Gates

25- Call `intellijsfcc.project.context` first. Use only the `intellijsfcc.*` MCP server started for the currently opened workspace, and verify the workspace or current file is inside one of `structuredContent.data.workspaceFolders`.

26- Call `intellijsfcc.task.plan` before edits and follow required `structuredContent.nextTools`.

SFRA Controller Routes & Overrides (Claude Code skill) created (3 files, 0 already existed).

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Built-in guidance is already available through MCP. Generated files put those workflows into your coding agent's own project instruction format, with 15 formats including Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and GitHub Copilot. Adding a skill writes local instruction files; it does not change your sandbox or tool access

Add your first skill

Use Add selected topic for a related group, or Add all skills… for the full catalog. Each bulk action shows the selected workspace, file count, and first destination before writing. Copy full catalog copies the catalog as reviewable text instead of installing it

Add a skill from the context menu

Right-click a file or folder in the Explorer, or inside an open editor, and choose B2C Add Skill. The files go into the workspace folder that contains what you clicked

1. In Create an SFCC MCP skill package in this workspace, pick All SFCC MCP skills, a Group: entry for one topic, or a single skill. Each skill shows its topic and destination path
2. Choose the agent format. Each format shows where its files will be written
3. A single skill is written right away and its primary file opens. A group or the full catalog asks you to confirm with Add Skills first

Existing files are never overwritten; a notification reports how many files were created and how many already existed

Choose your agent format

Codex / Agent Skills

A SKILL.md package with OpenAI metadata, a tool reference, and a workflow helper

Claude Code skill

A Claude skill package with the same SFCC workflow, tool reference, and helper

Cursor Rules

An MDC project rule with file globs and its MCP tool map included in the file

GitHub Copilot / VS Code

A scoped instructions file with the skill's SFCC workflow and applicable file patterns

For SFRA Controller Routes & Overrides, the generated destinations are:

The Codex package includes:

.agents/skills/sfcc-sfra-controller-routes/
  SKILL.md
  agents/openai.yaml
  references/mcp-tool-map.md
  scripts/print-mcp-workflow.mjs

The Claude package has SKILL.md, references/mcp-tool-map.md, and scripts/print-mcp-workflow.mjs under .claude/skills/sfcc-sfra-controller-routes/. The helper prints the workflow gates and recommended tool names; it does not execute the MCP calls

Cursor and Copilot generate one rule or instruction file per skill. Cursor's tool map is embedded in its .mdc file

The Skill format menu lists every format the panel writes, with its destination pattern:

All supported agent styles writes every format at once, for a project where people use more than one agent

Add a project instruction file

The Project instruction file control adds optional base guidance for using SFCC MCP. Choose its Instruction format separately from the catalog's Skill format, then select Copy or Add to project

The base guidance establishes the common workflow: confirm the SFCC project, locate the target through MCP, inspect types and override ownership, make the requested change, and validate it. Topic skills add the details for a particular job. Neither file configures the MCP connection; use Connect AI for that

Example: explain an SFRA override

After connecting your agent and adding the controller skill, try:

Use the SFRA Controller Routes & Overrides guidance to explain
Product-Show in this workspace. Confirm the project, list the indexed
route implementations, follow module.superModule, and identify the
effective owner and middleware order. Include source locations.
Do not change files.

The skill directs the agent to tools including intellijsfcc.endpoint.list, intellijsfcc.file.top_override, intellijsfcc.module.super, and intellijsfcc.module.super_graph. For an edit, it also directs the agent to recheck the effective route owner and language-server diagnostics

Review the result in Activity to confirm that the expected tool calls occurred. Generated guidance helps the agent choose a workflow; the tool responses and validation results provide the evidence

Update or troubleshoot guidance

• A file already exists: open the installed file, inspect the new preview, and merge the changes you want to keep. Generation does not overwrite existing instructions
• The agent does not use the skill: check the selected format and destination, then follow the agent's project instruction loading behavior. For Cursor and Copilot, also check the generated file patterns against the file you are working on
• A referenced tool is unavailable: review Tools & Access and the tool's prerequisites, then refresh the client's MCP tool list. Adding a skill does not enable a disabled tool
• The catalog appears empty: clear the search and topic filters before searching again