Install a plugin
Install a toolkit's plugin into Claude Code, Claude Cowork, or Codex.
A plugin installs one toolkit's MCP tools and skills into a single AI client. Once installed, the client stays in sync with the toolkit on every new session.
Open the install drawer
You can install a plugin from either a toolkit or a skill — both open the same drawer.
Go to the toolkit
In the sidebar, click Toolkits and select the toolkit you want to install.
Click Install
Click Install on the toolkit detail page. The drawer opens with Auto-sync selected.
Pick a client
Choose Claude Cowork, Claude Code, or Codex.
The drawer now shows install instructions specific to the client you picked.
Install into the client
Copy the install command
Click Copy Plugin Command in the drawer.
Run it in your terminal
Paste the command into your terminal and press Enter. The plugin installs into Claude Code.
Start a new Claude Code session
Open or restart Claude Code. The toolkit's tools and skills are loaded.
The plugin is installed. Each new session re-syncs from MCP Market.
Copy the install command
Click Copy Plugin Command in the drawer.
Run it in your terminal
Paste the command into your terminal and press Enter. The plugin installs into Codex.
Start a new Codex session
Open or restart Codex. The toolkit's tools and skills are loaded.
The plugin is installed. Each new session re-syncs from MCP Market.
Download the plugin
Click Download Plugin. A .zip file is saved to your Downloads folder.
Open Claude Cowork
In Claude Cowork, go to Customize.
Add the bundle
Click + Personal plugins, then Create plugin, and drop the downloaded .zip onto the dialog.
The plugin is installed and the toolkit's tools and skills are available. Updates apply on the next session.
The install command is single-use and expires after a short window. If it doesn't run in time, reopen the drawer to get a fresh one.
Inspect before you run
The install command pipes a script to your shell. If you'd like to read what it does first, click Inspect the script first under the command in the drawer. The script opens in your browser as plain text.