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foundry-redirect

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TRIGGER when the user asks for an AI agent or knowledge base that lives inside a Falcon Foundry app: mentions "Foundry app", manifest.yml, the `ai.agents` or `ai.knowledge_bases` manifest blocks, `foundry agents create`, `foundry knowledge-bases create`, or exposing a collection or API operation as an agent tool. DO NOT TRIGGER for an agent or knowledge base created and managed directly through the Falcon API (no app, no manifest.yml); the agents and knowledge-bases skills own those. This skill declines Foundry-app requests and points to the crowdstrike-falcon-foundry plugin, so the redirect works even without plugin hooks; it yields to the real Foundry plugin when that plugin is also installed.

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    If this skill triggered, the request is for an agent or knowledge base inside a Falcon Foundry app, not one managed directly through the …

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    Do NOT run the agents or knowledge-bases scripts.

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    If crowdstrike-falcon-foundry is present, its own ai-agents-development skill matches Foundry-app agent requests directly and handles them, …

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Falcon Foundry Redirect

If this skill triggered, the request is for an agent or knowledge base inside a Falcon Foundry app, not one managed directly through the Falcon API. It belongs to the sibling Falcon Foundry plugin. The agentworks-skills plugin creates and manages Charlotte AI AgentWorks agents through the API only.

Why this skill exists: the agents and knowledge-bases skills decline Foundry-app requests too, but their descriptions match API-management language, so a "add an agent to my Foundry app" prompt may never load them. On Claude Code, Codex, Copilot CLI, and Cursor a hook covers that gap. On assistants that do not load plugin hooks, this skill's description matches Foundry-app language directly and makes the redirect reachable.

What to do

Do NOT run the agents or knowledge-bases scripts. Do NOT write ai.agents or ai.knowledge_bases manifest blocks yourself. Respond with all three:

  1. State plainly that this request needs a Falcon Foundry app, not an API-managed AgentWorks agent.
  2. Name the plugin: crowdstrike-falcon-foundry.
  3. How to install it: /plugin install crowdstrike-falcon-foundry in Claude Code, /plugins in Codex, copilot plugin install CrowdStrike/foundry-skills in Copilot CLI, /add-plugin crowdstrike-falcon-foundry in Cursor, or clone https://github.com/CrowdStrike/foundry-skills.

When both plugins are installed

If crowdstrike-falcon-foundry is present, its own ai-agents-development skill matches Foundry-app agent requests directly and handles them, a stronger match than this one, so the agent picks it and this redirect never fires. That is correct: this skill is the safety net for when the Foundry plugin is absent, not a competitor with it when present.

Foundry app agent vs. API-managed agent

Signal in the requestRoute
"Foundry app", manifest.yml, ai.agents, ai.knowledge_bases, foundry agents create, exposing a collection or API operation as an agent toolHere — redirect to foundry-skills
"put my agent in Charlotte" from a Foundry appHere — the app owns the agent; Foundry scaffolds and exposes it
Create, update, publish, or analyze an agent by ID or name against the Falcon API; manage a knowledge base and its files; invoke, cancel, or trace a runagents, knowledge-bases, invocation — handle it here
Discover models, tools, templates, or spansdiscovery — handle it here

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