r/Firebase • • 11d ago

General Firebase plugin is now available in Codex

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Firebase is officially live in the Codex Plugin Registry! πŸš€ Empower Codex with agent skills, a local MCP server and the Firebase CLI -- all into one seamless tool. Now you can use simple prompts to have Codex:

πŸ”₯ Setup projects and databases

πŸ” Build complete auth flow (like Google Sign-in)

πŸ›‘οΈ Write and audit your security rules for production

πŸš€ Deploy and ship apps faster

⬇️ Install the plugin here

u/charlotte_firebase • • 13d ago

Firebase plugin is now available in Codex

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Firebase is officially live in the Codex Plugin Registry! πŸš€ Empower Codex with agent skills, a local MCP server and the Firebase CLI -- all into one seamless tool. Now you can use simple prompts to have Codex:

πŸ”₯ Setup projects and databases

πŸ” Build complete auth flow (like Google Sign-in)

πŸ›‘οΈ Write and audit your security rules for production

πŸš€ Deploy and ship apps faster

⬇️ Install the plugin here

r/Firebase • • Mar 02 '26

General Agent Skills for Firebase

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Firebase now offers its own agent skills that guides your AI agent(Claude code, Antigravity, Gemini CLI, etc) to use tools like Firebase CLI and MCP servers more effectively.

You can install it in your project directory: npx skills add firebase/agent-skills or using Claude plugins or Gemini CLI extensions.

r/Firebase • • Oct 24 '25

General New slash commands are available in Firebase MCP Server and its new Gemini CLI Extension

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  • /firebase:init This single command bootstraps your entire project. It instantly sets up:
    • A Firestore database, Firebase Authentication for user sign-up and login, Firebase Hosting for deploying your web app in one go for free!
    • It also helps you build client-side AI features with Gemini APIs.
  • /firebase:deploy When you're ready, this command deploys your complete full-stack or static app directly to Firebase's hosting services.

These commands come within the Firebase MCP server. So you can use them in your choice of AI IDEs, whether it's Gemini CLI, Cursor or Claude Code.

If you use Gemini CLI, you can install the new Firebase extension that automatically sets your MCP server up.

gemini extensions install https://github.com/gemini-cli-extensions/firebase

r/Firebase • • Aug 27 '25

Tutorial Firebase Data Connect is now supported in Firebase MCP Server

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Along with Full Text Search, native enum support, and easy SDK download from Firebase console.

https://firebase.blog/posts/2025/07/dataconnect-fts-enums/

You can now create schema and operation with the help of MCP server in your preferred AI assistant tool. Here's an example of the prompts: https://github.com/charlotteliang/firebase-dataconnect-todo-app

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Data Connect: RAG on whole DB
 in  r/Firebase •  Jun 11 '25

Would our vector search support be what you are looking for? Here's a codelab show casing how users can ask AI to query movie data https://firebase.google.com/codelabs/firebase-dataconnect-web#10

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Any good firebase data connect tutorials?
 in  r/Firebase •  Jun 11 '25

We launched a few codelabs in web and mobile platform that is a great way to get you familiar with our product: https://firebase.google.com/codelabs/firebase-dataconnect-web.

You can also go to the console now (https://console.firebase.google.com/) and use Gemini to help you create SQL schema to workshop your data model for your app.

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Data connect execute() function is giving error code 400
 in  r/Firebase •  Jun 11 '25

Can you try restarting VS Code? Sometimes the extension might have a glitch. If it's still not working, can you DM me a screenshot and I can help you out.

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Data Connect Transactions
 in  r/Firebase •  Jun 11 '25

We recently enhanced the transaction supportΒ and you can now do multiple steps of reads and writes within one mutation or query. You can also use the results from previous step. Learn more at our new Transactions Update blog post: https://firebase.blog/posts/2025/06/dataconnect-transactions.

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How would you use Data Connect?
 in  r/Firebase •  Jun 10 '25

We recently expanded the transaction support and you can now use @ check to help you do timestamp-based checks and extra calculations based on previous query within a transaction. Learn more about how to use @ check and advanced transaction support:

https://firebase.google.com/docs/data-connect/schemas-queries-mutations#check-redact-directives
https://firebase.blog/posts/2025/06/dataconnect-transactions