For the last year, this community has burned thousands of hours trying to bridge the gap between Modern AI (ChatGPT, Codex, Claude, Copilot) and the FileMaker Script Workspace.

We all know the pain: you manage to get an LLM to output what looks like a working FileMaker script, but because FileMaker relies on a strict, complex XML clipboard structure, you either have to re-type it out line-by-line, or the XML paste simply fails silently.

The wait is officially over.

We just launched ai2fm — a native IDE bridge that completely solves the clipboard gap, allowing you to execute low-latency "Vibe Coding" directly between your AI agent and your FileMaker solution.

It is a dedicated extension that intercepts the FileMaker fmxmlsnippet, translates it instantly into a deterministic, semantic text pseudo-code so your AI can easily read/rewrite your logic, and—most importantly—compiles it flawlessly back into FileMaker XML so you can paste it directly into your Script Workspace.

What the infrastructure unlocks: 
✅ 100% loss-less bidirectional translation of the FileMaker clipboard (XMSS, XMFN, XMFD, XMTB, etc.) ✅ Live syntax validation with a strict Linter right in the editor to prevent broken XML pastes.
✅ Native autocomplete and Auto-formatting for .fmscript documents.
✅ Seamless integration with any VS Code fork (Cursor, Windsurf, Antigragity, Kiro, Codium) on both macOS and Windows.

No more forcing LLMs to guess at FileMaker XML schema. No more manual transcription. You can finally let the AI read your entire script, rewrite it, and paste it back safely.

The extension is hardware-agnostic and relies on your own local editor, meaning your data never touches a middleman API.

If you trained a Local LLM to your coding preferences and your knowledgebase you can use it directly in any of those editors for free, or use any of the AI agent providers.

We've opened up unrestricted 21-day trial access so you can test it on your most complex scripts immediately.

Download the extension and let the AI finally do the heavy lifting: https://ai2fm.com/

You are sending all the script data over to your server? Really? Even if you dont save it (if we trust you) a someone who would hack into it could.

Our system is specifically engineered so that there is nothing to steal.

We operate a strict, zero-retention architecture. Your scripts are never written to disk. They are never saved to a database. They are never recorded in our logs. The entire transformation happens in volatile RAM, and the moment your translated text is sent back to you, those memory buffers are instantly destroyed.

You cannot hack data that no longer exists.

If anyone wishes to review the exact mechanics of our zero-retention pipeline, our complete Data Retention Policy is public here: https://ai2fm.com/retention.html