AI Connector Companion SuiteApp Adds Pre-Built MCP Prompt Library

What changed

Oracle released the NetSuite AI Connector Service Companion SuiteApp, a SuiteApp Marketplace bundle that ships a library of pre-built prompt templates designed to work with the MCP Standard Tools SuiteApp and any MCP-connected AI client. The prompts are stored as custom records inside NetSuite and are accessible via a dedicated Suitelet at Setup > AI Companion Tools > AI Companion Library.

This SuiteApp sits on top of two existing components:

• NetSuite AI Connector Service — the MCP server that exposes NetSuite data and operations to external AI clients.
• MCP Standard Tools SuiteApp — the tool set that the AI client calls to read/write NetSuite data.

The Companion SuiteApp adds no new APIs or record types of its own beyond the AI prompt custom records it ships. It is essentially a managed content pack.

Prompt categories

• Financial — Reporting analysis, performance drivers, result summaries.
• Visualization — Executive-formatted, at-a-glance output.
• Order to Cash (Customer Management) — Quote-to-cash, AR, customer transaction workflows.
• Procure to Pay (Vendor Management) — AP tasks, bill payment, vendor approvals.
• Item Configuration — Item record creation/updates, field standardization for downstream transactions.
• Record to Report — Journal entry creation/monitoring, GL transaction workflows.
• System Administration — Configuration and customization assessments, dependency analysis.

Optional SKILL.md add-on

Oracle also provides an optional netsuite-ai-connector-instructions skill file (SKILL.md) hosted in the SuiteCloud SDK GitHub repository. When uploaded to a supported AI client session, this file adds shared context that helps the LLM interpret prompt placeholders and tool calls more consistently. This is not a SuiteScript module — it is a plain Markdown file consumed by the external AI client.

What to do

1. Prerequisites: Ensure the NetSuite AI Connector Service is configured and the MCP Standard Tools SuiteApp is installed and connected to your AI client. Without both, the Companion prompts have no execution path.
2. Install: Install the NetSuite AI Connector Service Companion SuiteApp from the SuiteApp Marketplace.
3. Access the library: Navigate to Setup > AI Companion Tools > AI Companion Library to browse prompt samples.
4. (Optional) Upload SKILL.md: Download SKILL.md from the SuiteCloud SDK GitHub repo and upload it to your AI client session for more predictable prompt execution.
5. Customize and save: Copy a prompt, replace placeholder values (dates, subsidiary names, etc.), run it in your AI client, then optionally save customized versions back to the Companion Suitelet by clicking Customize, pasting the updated prompt, and clicking Save.

What the source does not clarify

• The specific custom record type internal ID used for prompt storage is not documented. Developers building automations around these prompts should inspect the record via Setup > Customization > Custom Record Types after installation.
• No SuiteScript or REST API for programmatically managing or retrieving prompts is mentioned — interaction appears to be Suitelet-only for now.
• The exact list of supported AI clients is referenced but not enumerated in this page. Check the parent AI Connector Service documentation for the current list.
• No release version is stated in the source. The release this SuiteApp was introduced in could not be determined from the page content or URL.