Centralize reusable FileMaker workspace guidance

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# FileMaker AI Core
This repository contains reusable, client-neutral guidance for FileMaker AI work. It is designed to be consumed by client workspaces as a pinned Git submodule.
This repository provides reusable, client-neutral guidance for FileMaker AI work. It is normally consumed as a pinned Git submodule by a client workspace.
## Scope
## Scope and precedence
- Keep this repository free of client names, DDR exports, tickets, production data, credentials, and client-specific business rules.
- Put project facts, confirmed decisions, raw DDR locations, and client communication requirements in the consuming project repository.
- Treat this repository as a baseline, not as permission to overwrite legacy project conventions.
## Project Integration
The consuming project's root `AGENTS.md` must direct agents here explicitly and identify the relevant skill. A project normally gives this repository lower priority than:
1. Confirmed client decisions and current ticket requirements
2. The project's own `AGENTS.md`, notes, and documented conventions
3. Verified current DDR or direct FileMaker inspection
4. This core guidance
5. General FileMaker practice
## Core Rules
- Separate confirmed behavior from assumptions and open questions.
- Do not invent business rules, schema details, permissions, or implementation status.
- Read the consuming project's `PROJECT.md` before applying this guidance. Its confirmed client decisions, documented conventions, and verified current FileMaker evidence take priority over this core.
- Preserve established legacy patterns unless a confirmed requirement deliberately changes them.
- Treat parsed DDR as generated reference data; do not edit it manually.
- Before sharing parsed DDR, run the project's secret-redaction and review process.
- Keep reusable instructions concise and split them into relevant skills instead of growing this file indefinitely.
## Available Skills
## Select the relevant skill
- `skills/ddr-analysis/`: analyze FileMaker DDR safely and evidence-first.
- `skills/filemaker-fmscript/`: create, edit, review, or validate `.fmscript` work using the preserved step catalog and references.
- `skills/ticket-analysis/`: turn a request into confirmed scope, questions, risks, and tests.
Read only the skill that matches the work; do not load every shared reference by default.
- Ticket, request, email, or handoff: `skills/ticket-analysis/SKILL.md`
- Current implementation, schema, script, calculation, layout, relationship, security, reporting, or integration analysis: `skills/ddr-analysis/SKILL.md`
- Any `.fmscript` generation, edit, review, or syntax question: `skills/filemaker-fmscript/SKILL.md` and the examples it selects
- New or changed FileMaker object, field, variable, parameter, or result names: `skills/filemaker-naming/SKILL.md`
- Project-manager reply or short billable work report: `skills/ticket-delivery/SKILL.md`
## Core rules
- Do not invent business rules, schema details, permissions, or implementation status. Separate confirmed behavior, verified current behavior, proposals, and open questions.
- Use parsed DDR as generated reference data. Do not edit it manually; defer to direct FileMaker verification when the two conflict.
- Keep work practical and minimal. Review affected data, permissions, workflows, layouts, reporting, integrations, and regression risk where relevant.
- Do not make production changes, send client messages, or modify project files unless explicitly asked.
- Do not expose credentials or other sensitive values found in source material.
## Response format
- Do not hard-wrap Markdown prose. Use line breaks only where Markdown structure or meaning requires them.
- Present every FileMaker script snippet, including partial sections, in a fenced `text` block and use valid `.fmscript` format.