AI tools for Airship developers
Use Airship’s developer AI tools with coding assistants to work with the platform through natural language. You get live access to APIs and documentation resources, plus structured workflows for implementation tasks that build on that access where supported. Agentic AI
Airship publishes two complementary options for developers who want to work with the platform from AI assistants: a library of skills and an MCP server. They suit tasks from quick API calls to long implementation projects but address different layers of the stack.
Skills — A skill is a portable bundle of instructions that steers an AI assistant through a task the same way every time. Airship Skills follow the open Agent Skills standard. Individual skills are focused operations you can use alone or as part of a workflow. Workflows are multi-step processes that interpret responses and adapt.
MCP server — Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting assistants to external tools and data. The Airship MCP server gives MCP-compatible clients authenticated, real-time access to Airship APIs, documentation, and SDK migration guidance.
In supported setups, Skills are designed to run on top of MCP. The server supplies the live Airship connection and tool surface, and Skills supply the structured playbooks, from editing code to validating behavior. Assistants that support Agent Skills can also load skills directly without MCP, depending on how you configure your environment.
See also AI in Airship.
Additional Terms and Disclaimer
Airship Agent Tools, including the Airship MCP server and Airship Skills, are open-source tools provided by Airship “as is” and without any warranties. Use of these tools is at your own risk and subject to the Terms of Subscription Service or other applicable Agreement entered into with Airship governing for use of the Airship Service and the Acceptable Use Policy.
Model Context Protocol (MCP) and the Agent Skills standard are open-source protocols maintained by third parties. These protocols are evolving and may be susceptible to security issues or vulnerabilities. Airship does not control and makes no warranties regarding these protocols.
AI Assistant Outputs
AI assistants connected through these tools may produce inaccurate, incomplete, or unexpected results. You are responsible for reviewing all outputs and testing actions in a non-production environment before deploying to live audiences. Airship is not responsible for any consequences arising from actions taken based on AI assistant outputs.
Data Processed by Third-Party AI Assistants
When you use these tools with a third-party AI assistant, such as Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf, both your prompts and Airship API responses are processed by your AI assistant provider. API responses may include end-user personal data such as email addresses, phone numbers, device identifiers, named user IDs, tags, and attributes. Airship does not control and is not responsible for how your AI assistant provider processes this data. Before connecting these tools to an AI assistant, verify that your AI assistant provider’s data processing practices are compatible with your obligations under applicable data protection laws and your organization’s privacy policies.
Credentials and Security
You are responsible for securing your OAuth 2.0 credentials. Do not share credentials, commit them to version control, or expose them in prompts or public repositories. Airship is not responsible for any consequences arising from compromised, misconfigured, or overly permissive credentials.
Open-Source Modifications
These tools are open-source. If you modify, fork, or extend them, Airship is not responsible for any issues arising from such modifications.
For assistance, contact Airship Support.