Zoho has released an official set of AI agent skills for Catalyst, its full-stack serverless cloud platform, letting AI coding tools such as Claude, Gemini, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and Windsurf write deployment-ready Catalyst code, recommend architecture, and manage Catalyst infrastructure directly through Zoho MCP.
These skills give an AI coding agent deep, structured knowledge of Catalyst's platform, services, SDK patterns, and best practices, covering Functions, AppSail, Slate, Data Store, NoSQL, Stratus, Authentication, Signals, SmartBrowz, Cache, QuickML, SDKs, and Zia. Beyond just writing code, an agent equipped with these skills can recommend appropriate architecture, follow Catalyst's own best practices rather than generic assumptions, and, when connected via Zoho MCP, directly manage infrastructure such as creating tables or configuring cache.
To let an AI agent manage Catalyst infrastructure directly from a conversation, rather than only writing code:
This is an actively maintained, open-source repository (Apache License 2.0) with community contributions, including recently added job scheduling guidance covering cron jobs, retries, webhooks, and observability. For edge cases not covered by the bundled reference material, the skills instruct the AI agent to search Catalyst's own official documentation directly.