The AI agent inside FileMaker.

Genie is the AI agent for FileMaker developers working on real solutions. It uses live context to prepare native FileMaker work, then keeps Preview, Copy, Create Script, Apply, and Run visible—whether you work in Genie or connect Codex, Claude, Cursor, or Klai through Local MCP.

macOS · Live solution context · Bring your own model · You make the final decision

Genie working beside FileMaker Script Workspace with visible Preview, Copy, Create Script, and Apply actions
Current product screenshot · recording planned
Works with the open solutionNative FileMaker outputEvery action stays visibleLocal MCP for coding agents

One product boundary

Two ways in. One review boundary.

Start with Genie’s in-app agent beside your FileMaker work, or connect Codex, Claude, Cursor, Klai, and other coding agents through Genie’s authenticated Local MCP bridge. Both routes use supported live context and return to the same visible review step.

Genie · in FileMaker

Ask about the script or solution context in front of you, prepare native work, and keep the decision inside your normal FileMaker workflow.

Your agent · Local MCP

Let your coding agent inspect supported live context and return staged CODE, DATA, or LAYOUT work to Genie’s Workbench.

Live context → reasoned draft → visible review → explicit action
Genie Local MCP Bridge settings
Authenticated local entry point
Genie Workbench showing staged FileMaker work
Workbench · Preview / Copy / Create / Apply / Run

The working loop

Open. Ask. Review. Apply.

Genie grounds the work in the task-relevant context from your open solution. You see the target, assumptions, warnings, and result before anything changes.

01

Open

Use the script, calculation, layout, schema, or data you already have open.

02

Ask

Describe the change in plain language—or hand work in through local MCP.

03

Review

Use Preview and Copy. For supported work, choose Create Script, Apply, or Run.

04

Apply

Nothing lands in the workflow until you choose the explicit action.

Real workflow 01

Recording planned for this exact workflow. Current product screenshot shown.

Genie showing reviewed script actions beside the FileMaker Script Workspace

Concrete workflows

Real FileMaker work, with the boundary intact.

The value is not a longer tool list. It is grounded work on scripts, calculations, layouts, metadata, and data—with the right review action for each surface.

01

Work on the script in front of you

The in-app agent can inspect the active or named script with relevant solution context, then explain it, revise it, or prepare a new script for visible review.

02

Bring coding-agent work back to Genie

Codex, Claude, Cursor, Klai, and other MCP clients can stage supported work in Workbench, where Preview, Copy, Create Script, Apply, and Run remain explicit.

03

Draft calculations and layout objects

Prepare a calculation in the calculation dialog or build paste-ready layout objects, while keeping each surface’s real FileMaker confirmation step intact.

04

Explore live metadata and data

Inspect tables, exact field definitions, relationships, layouts, value lists, custom functions, project guidance, and read-only SELECT results before drafting an answer or change.

Genie Calculation Quick AI inside FileMaker
Calculation workflow · current product screenshot
Selected FileMaker layout objects prepared for Genie
Layout-object workflow · current product screenshot

Genie + Klai

From FileMaker hooks to Klai apps—without the setup archaeology.

A business hook is the FileMaker-side script contract a web app calls for a specific job. Genie helps you identify what the Klai app needs, prepare the HookSet scripts and 57 documented Custom Functions, and keep the FileMaker-side handoff reviewed.

Genie for the FileMaker side. Klai for the web. Connected by reviewed hooks.

Genie Add HookSet dialog for Klai
1

Choose the business hook

Start with the action the Klai web app needs from FileMaker.

2

Prepare the FileMaker side

Use the matching HookSet scaffold instead of reconstructing names, parameters, and supporting functions by hand.

3

Review the contract

Inspect the script names, inputs, outputs, and live-solution context before copying anything.

4

Copy and confirm

Paste the reviewed assets into FileMaker and complete the native confirmation yourself.

HookSet and Custom Function setup uses Copy → manual Paste / OK. Genie does not silently install or overwrite the file.

See the Genie + Klai workflow

First-year offer

Start with standard pricing—and a clearer first-year entry point.

A temporary first-year discount for new licenses is being finalized. The active savings and offer dates will be shown here before checkout.

No renewal surprise.
Any first-year discount applies to the first annual term. Renewal is at the standard annual price shown below unless canceled.
Solo

$499 / year

Temporary first-year offer: details pending activation

One named developer. Full Genie access with your own model usage.

Buy Solo
Team

$1,499 / year

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Up to 5 users for consultancies and in-house teams.

Buy Team
Studio

$3,999 / year

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Up to 15 users for established delivery teams.

Buy Studio

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Plain answers

Know what crosses the boundary.

Honest privacy model.
Genie runs and reviews on your Mac. Hosted model turns send task-relevant context to the provider you configure; choose Custom / Local when inference must stay local.
Does Genie edit my FileMaker file automatically?

Not by default. Script results keep Preview, Copy, Create Script, and Apply visible; layout output is copied for manual paste; DATA work requires explicit confirmation. A separate beta can auto-create supported new scripts for trusted authenticated local MCP clients, and it never replaces an existing script.

Does Genie require an export or uploaded project snapshot?

No. Genie works through its native FileMaker integration against supported live context from the solution you have open. A periodic XML export or uploaded solution snapshot is not required setup.

What can Genie actually change?

Genie can prepare supported new scripts and scoped script edits, calculation drafts, layout-object output, and reviewed DATA work. The available action depends on the surface: Preview, Copy, Create Script, Apply, or Run. Some FileMaker work remains copy/paste or manual by design, and metadata exploration and SELECT queries stay read-only.

Can I use Codex, Claude, Cursor, or Klai?

Yes. Genie exposes an authenticated localhost MCP bridge for compatible local clients. They can inspect supported live context and stage CODE, DATA, or LAYOUT work in Genie’s Workbench instead of becoming a hidden apply channel.

Which FileMaker versions are supported?

Genie runs on macOS with FileMaker Pro 2025 or newer and Script Workspace available. FileMaker and the Genie host need Accessibility permission for capture and native preview/apply workflows. Check the current requirements page before installation.

What does the Genie + Klai workflow add?

Genie can prepare Klai HookSet scaffolds and the 57 documented Custom Functions used by the workflow. You still review, paste, and confirm the assets in FileMaker; enabling the workflow does not silently install or overwrite anything.

Which models can I use, and where does context go?

Use supported hosted providers, bring a compatible custom endpoint, or connect a local OpenAI-compatible model server. Hosted turns send task-relevant context to the provider you configure. Custom / Local can keep inference on infrastructure you control; activation still follows Genie’s licensing requirements.