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Use whenever the user mentions fluent, ServiceNow, or the now-sdk, OR when the user prompts for edits within a fluent application (identified by a now.config.json at the project root). Also use when the user needs live instance data — looking up a sys_id, inspecting table columns or schema, checking

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Install

git clone https://github.com/ServiceNow/sdk.git ~/.claude/skills/now-sdk

What is now-sdk?

Use whenever the user mentions fluent, ServiceNow, or the now-sdk, OR when the user prompts for edits within a fluent application (identified by a now.config.json at the project root). Also use when the user needs live instance data — looking up a sys_id, inspecting table columns or schema, checking whether a record already exists, fetching choice values, or reading role or scope info.

What this can do

Capabilities declared in this component's own frontmatter — not inferred.

Inherit all session tools

Declares no tool restrictions — inherits every session tool

~97 tokens of context used while enabled, before you invoke anything

Documentation

README · ~3 min read

Getting oriented — required before other work

Condition: the project root contains now.config.json (same role as package.json for an npm project — walk up from cwd to find it, and treat each one found as a distinct fluent project, not a nested copy of another). Action: run the orientation below for that project. Docs are versioned together with the @servicenow/sdk version installed per-project — orientation done for one project does NOT transfer to another. Re-run this for every distinct now.config.json you touch, even within the same session.

Step 1 — run all three:

npx @servicenow/sdk explain quickstart --list --format=raw
npx @servicenow/sdk explain fluent-language --list --format=raw
npx @servicenow/sdk --help

Both lists are required — fluent-language is not a subset of quickstart.

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