Give Claude, Codex, or ChatGPT the tested rules for creating Ignition Perspective pages, importable project zips, Jython 2.7.3 scripts, SQL queries, and host-side Web Dev API workflows.
user › build a downtime pareto page for Line 3
agent › loading skill perspective-host-builder v1.0.13
[runner] GET /system/webdev/runner/routes ............ 200
[runner] tag browse [default]Line3/Downtime/* ....... 14 tags
[skill] view JSON validated against 8.1 import schema ✓
[skill] jython 2.7.3 lint — no py3 syntax detected ✓
[runner] dry-run apply Perspective/Line3/Pareto ... OK
agent › page applied. rollback point saved.
SKILLS LOADED
4 / 4
RUNNER
v0.3.46
TARGET
8.1.x
4
Ready skill folders
tested on real Gateways
0.3.46
API runner version
Web Dev module package
8.1
Ignition focus
Perspective + scripting
2.7.3
Jython enforced
zero py3 syntax leaks
// What customers get
The Ignition AI Toolkit packages repeatable Ignition knowledge into concise skill files and a controlled API runner — so controls engineers spend less time correcting AI assumptions and more time validating useful outputs.
PIZ-01 · v1.0.13
Creates portable Ignition 8.1 Perspective packages when the AI cannot reach the customer's Gateway. Hands your agent the exact view/page JSON structure that survives a project import.
PHB-02 · v1.0.13
Uses the Web Dev API runner to inspect, apply, validate, and troubleshoot a reachable Gateway. Your agent works against the live project instead of guessing at it.
JSB-03 · v1.1.26
Writes Ignition-safe Jython 2.7.3 scripts without Python 3 syntax leaks or unsafe tag assumptions. f-strings, walrus operators, and py3 stdlib calls never make it into your Gateway.
SQB-04 · v1.0.14
Designs safer Named Queries, database-backed Perspective pages, and Tag Historian SQL patterns. Read-only preview discipline before anything touches production data.
Included · RUN-00 · v0.3.46
A controlled Web Dev module endpoint package that gives your AI agent a safe, auditable surface on the Gateway: route checks, tag reads, dry runs, log access.
// Why it works
The toolkit is built around importable, inspectable artifacts: Perspective pages, scripts, queries, runner setup, validation steps, and lessons learned from real Ignition testing.
01
Build an importable Perspective zip for an air-gapped customer, or point the host-side API runner at a reachable Gateway for live work.
02
The skill tells your AI exactly how to structure Perspective view JSON, Jython 2.7.3 scripts, Named Queries, and their dependencies — no guessing.
03
Dry runs, route checks, tag existence checks, Gateway log reads, and rollback points. Nothing lands on production until it has been proven.
// In action
# Jython 2.7.3 — Gateway scope. No py3 syntax.
# Skill rule: always check QualifiedValue.quality before use.
def writeSetpointSafe(tagPath, value, timeoutMs=1000):
qv = system.tag.readBlocking([tagPath], timeoutMs)[0]
if not qv.quality.isGood():
logger = system.util.getLogger("SetpointWriter")
logger.warnf("Bad quality on %s: %s", tagPath, str(qv.quality))
return False
# 2.7.3-safe formatting — no f-strings
result = system.tag.writeBlocking([tagPath], [value], timeoutMs)[0]
return result.isGood()// Ignition AI Toolkit
One purchase. Every skill file, the Web Dev runner, and the setup guidance for building Perspective pages, importable packages, Jython scripts, and SQL-backed dashboards with fewer wrong assumptions.
$399USD
New buyers purchase first, then sign in with the same email used at checkout.
// FAQ
The skill files are plain, structured markdown plus reference assets — they work with Claude (including Claude Code and Cursor), OpenAI Codex, ChatGPT, and any agent that can read instruction files. No vendor lock-in.
No. The Perspective Import Zip Builder is designed specifically for air-gapped or unreachable Gateways — it produces importable project packages. When you do have a reachable Gateway, the Perspective Host Builder plus the Web Dev API runner give your agent a live, validated workflow.
The skill line targets Ignition 8.1 — Perspective view/page JSON, the 8.1 import schema, Jython 2.7.3, and the standard Tag Historian schema. The Web Dev runner installs as a standard Web Dev module resource.
The Jython skill includes explicit guardrails the agent must follow: no f-strings, no walrus operators, no Python 3 stdlib assumptions, qualified-value-aware tag reads, and Script Console test patterns before anything goes to the Gateway.
The runner is designed to be inspectable and minimal: every route is documented, destructive operations support dry-run mode, applies create rollback points, and the skill instructs the agent to read Gateway logs and validate before and after every change. You can review every line before installing.
After purchase, you sign into the customer portal with the email used at checkout. All skill folders and the runner package are available as versioned downloads, and updates within the 8.1 skill line are free.
// Stop correcting. Start validating.