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Domino Skills extend coding assistants with platform-specific actions. Inside a Domino workspace, your agent automatically gains access to specific skills, including running jobs, registering models, tracking experiments, deploying apps, and more.

How skills work

Skills load automatically when a coding assistant starts inside a Domino workspace. The agent detects the Domino project and loads available skills from the domino-claude-plugin. You don’t need to install or configure skills manually. To use a skill, reference the skill by name when prompting your agent. For example:
The agent activates the skill and begins working with full access to Domino platform resources.

Available skills

The following skills are included in the Domino Standard Environment:

Development & modeling

Jobs & orchestration

Data

Deployment & monitoring

GenAI & LLM

Applications & SDK

Use skills in practice

When you ask your coding agent to perform a Domino-specific task, the agent selects and activates the appropriate skill. For example:
  • “Train a model on the diabetes dataset and track the experiment” activates the modeling-assistant and experiment-tracking skills.
  • “Deploy this model as an API endpoint” activates the model-endpoints skill.
  • “Create a Streamlit app for this project” activates the domino-app-init skill.
  • “Set up a Spark cluster and run this distributed job” activates the distributed-computing skill.
Modeling assistant walkthrough has a complete example of the modeling-assistant skill in action.

Next steps

Last modified on October 6, 2026