Write, read, debug, and review Sage X3 V12 4GL code — also called L4G, X3 script, Adonix, or SAFE X3 scripting. Triggers on any mention of Sage X3 development, files with extensions .src, .trt, .adx, .adp, or L4G-specific syntax like [M:...], [F:...], Trbegin, Readlock, Funprog, Subprog, Class, Method, Public, Private, this, Call...From, Onerrgo, Default File, Mask, Inpbox, Infbox, Errbox, Gosub, fstat, adxlog, UPDTICK, or three-letter uppercase table abbreviations (BPC, ITM, SOH, GACC, etc.). Use this skill whenever the user asks about Sage X3 customization, specific scripts, processes, classes, representations, Syracuse, REST endpoints, actions on fields ("actions champs"), entry transactions, workflows, emails (ENVMAIL), reports (IMPRIM), imports/exports (LECFIC), web services (AWS/SOAP), debugging traces, performance / index / Order By Key tuning, security and authorisations (GESAUT, GACTION, GESAFP, function profiles, ACL), batch processing and scheduling (GESABA, GESAPL), personalisation and activity codes (GESAPE, GESACV, patches), localisation (mess, GESAML, multi-currency, multi-language), data migration / cutover / staging tables, post-mortem and incident diagnostics (adxlog.log, stuck locks, hung pools), audit trail / GDPR / compliance / retention, or code review of L4G. Also use proactively when the user pastes L4G code even without naming it — the bracketed-class syntax, French/English mixed keywords, and : comments are diagnostic.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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About this skill
Write, read, debug, and review Sage X3 V12 4GL code — also called L4G, X3 script, Adonix, or SAFE X3 scripting. Triggers on any mention of Sage X3 development, files with extensions .src, .trt, .adx, .adp, or L4G-specific syntax like [M:...], [F:...], Trbegin, Readlock, Funprog, Subprog, Class, Method, Public, Private, this, Call...From, Onerrgo, Default File, Mask, Inpbox, Infbox, Errbox, Gosub, fstat, adxlog, UPDTICK, or three-letter uppercase table abbreviations (BPC, ITM, SOH, GACC, etc.). Use this skill whenever the user asks about Sage X3 customization, specific scripts, processes, classes, representations, Syracuse, REST endpoints, actions on fields ("actions champs"), entry transactions, workflows, emails (ENVMAIL), reports (IMPRIM), imports/exports (LECFIC), web services (AWS/SOAP), debugging traces, performance / index / Order By Key tuning, security and authorisations (GESAUT, GACTION, GESAFP, function profiles, ACL), batch processing and scheduling (GESABA, GESAPL), personalisation and activity codes (GESAPE, GESACV, patches), localisation (mess, GESAML, multi-currency, multi-language), data migration / cutover / staging tables, post-mortem and incident diagnostics (adxlog.log, stuck locks, hung pools), audit trail / GDPR / compliance / retention, or code review of L4G. Also use proactively when the user pastes L4G code even without naming it — the bracketed-class syntax, French/English mixed keywords, and : comments are diagnostic.
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Write, read, debug, and review Sage X3 V12 4GL code — also called L4G, X3 script, Adonix, or SAFE X3 scripting. Triggers on any mention of Sage X3 development, files with extensions .src, .trt, .adx, .adp, or L4G-specific syntax like [M:...], [F:...], Trbegin, Readlock, Funprog, Subprog, Class, Method, Public, Private, this, Call...From, Onerrgo, Default File, Mask, Inpbox, Infbox, Errbox, Gosub, fstat, adxlog, UPDTICK, or three-letter uppercase table abbreviations (BPC, ITM, SOH, GACC, etc.). Use this skill whenever the user asks about Sage X3 customization, specific scripts, processes, classes, representations, Syracuse, REST endpoints, actions on fields ("actions champs"), entry transactions, workflows, emails (ENVMAIL), reports (IMPRIM), imports/exports (LECFIC), web services (AWS/SOAP), debugging traces, performance / index / Order By Key tuning, security and authorisations (GESAUT, GACTION, GESAFP, function profiles, ACL), batch processing and scheduling (GESABA, GESAPL), personalisation and activity codes (GESAPE, GESACV, patches), localisation (mess, GESAML, multi-currency, multi-language), data migration / cutover / staging tables, post-mortem and incident diagnostics (adxlog.log, stuck locks, hung pools), audit trail / GDPR / compliance / retention, or code review of L4G. Also use proactively when the user pastes L4G code even without naming it — the bracketed-class syntax, French/English mixed keywords, and `:#` comments are diagnostic.
About this listing
Category
Security
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.
Claude Code
Codex
Cursor
GitHub Copilot
Gemini CLI