AI skills
J.P. Morgan AI skills help your compatible AI coding agent apply Payments Developer Portal guidance while you complete a supported task. After you add a skill to your agent, you can ask for help while working in your development environment instead of repeatedly searching across documentation pages.
A skill provides instructions and supporting information for a defined task. Your agent uses that content to help you complete the task in your project.
AI skills don’t replace the Payments Developer Portal documentation. They give your agent a structured way to find and use that documentation within your existing development workflow.
How AI skills work
After you add a skill to a compatible AI coding agent, the agent can load it when your request matches the skill’s purpose. The skill gives your agent the context and instructions it needs to guide you.
Some skills work together to support related tasks. You can follow the complete sequence or use an individual skill after you’ve completed its prerequisites.
Your agent guides you through the task and may propose changes to your project. You remain in control of those changes and decide what to accept.
How AI skills can help you
AI skills help you:
- Find relevant guidance for a supported J.P. Morgan Payments API task.
- Follow a consistent setup or integration process.
- Apply relevant reference material, examples, and templates to your project.
- Complete connected tasks in a logical order when skills work together.
Available AI skills
Commerce integration agent skills
Commerce integration agent skills help you use a compatible AI coding agent while you complete onboarding tasks, build or migrate a Commerce API integration, and configure webhook notifications.
Visit the Commerce integration agent skills page to learn about the available skills, supported APIs, early access capabilities, prerequisites, and next steps.
Your responsibilities
AI skills can guide your development work, but you still own the resulting implementation.
You’re responsible for:
- Reviewing proposed code and configuration changes.
- Protecting credentials and other sensitive information.
- Confirming that the implementation follows the current Payments Developer Portal documentation.
- Completing your organization’s required security, compliance, testing, and code review processes.