The plugin installs all 18 skills, 4 slash commands, 4 subagents, and both MCP servers in one step.Documentation Index
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Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Install
First use
Authenticate
On the first tool call that hits the workspace MCP server, Claude Code opens a browser window for
Userplane sign-in. Log in and approve the OAuth consent screen. Tokens are stored locally.
Try a command
Open a project with a The agent detects your framework, loads the matching skill, and writes the integration.
package.json and run:Verification checklist
| Check | Expected result |
|---|---|
/plugin | userplane listed and enabled |
/mcp | userplane-workspace and userplane-docs listed |
/userplane:integrate | Detects framework or prompts for one |
| ”List my Userplane workspaces” | Returns workspace list (confirms MCP auth) |
Troubleshooting
Plugin not found after install The marketplace may not be registered. Re-run/plugin marketplace add userplanehq/userplane-agent, then install again.
MCP authentication failed
Your OAuth token may have expired. Run /mcp to view server status and re-authenticate.
Skills not activating
Verify the plugin is enabled with /plugin. If it shows as disabled, run /plugin enable userplane.
Not using Claude Code? Use the Codex Plugin, the Cursor
Plugin, or install skills via the Skills CLI (
npx skills add userplanehq/userplane-agent). See Agent Skills.Related articles
- Claude Code Plugin — what the plugin includes.
- Codex Plugin — install Userplane in Codex.
- Cursor Plugin — install Userplane in Cursor.
- Commands — reference for all four slash commands.
- MCP Servers — the two bundled MCP servers.
- MCP Authentication — OAuth 2.1 flow details.