By Eucera
Add a Foldspace AI agent to a website you can edit. Set it up, find and build the actions it should do, and run a launch checklist before going live.
Write the code so the agent can perform one defined action in the user's app. Use when the user wants to implement an action, build a handler, connect an approved action to their frontend, or make the agent actually do something in the product.
Find useful things a Foldspace agent should be able to do in the user's product. Use when the user asks what actions to build, wants to make their app more agentic, wants the agent to do real tasks, does not know where to start with capabilities, or wants ideas scanned from their frontend code. Not for defining schemas or writing handler code.
Help someone new to Foldspace figure out the next step for adding an agent to their app. Use when the user asks where to start, says they are new to Foldspace, wants to integrate an AI agent, is unsure what to do first, or wants a guided path.
Turn one product idea into a clear plan for one or more related Foldspace actions before any code. Use when the user has a rough idea like "invite a teammate" or "create an invoice", needs to define what the action should do, needs inputs and behavior written down, or wants an action planned before coding. Not for discovering many ideas or writing handler code.
Add a Foldspace AI agent to a website the user can edit and connect it to logged-in users. Use when the user wants to install Foldspace, add the agent snippet, set up Foldspace for the first time, connect auth or login data, check whether Foldspace is installed correctly, or make the agent know who is signed in.
Requires secrets
Needs API keys or credentials to function
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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Foldspace helps you add an AI agent to a product so users can ask questions and get real work done inside the app. This repository contains two public plugin paths for Cursor and Claude Code, depending on whether you can edit the target website's source code.
Use codebase-plugin/ when you can edit the website's frontend code.
This plugin helps you:
Start with:
/foldspace-codebase-plugin:foldspace-get-started
Use remote-plugin/ when you cannot edit the website's source code and need to
build a browser extension integration instead.
This plugin helps you:
Start with:
/foldspace-remote-plugin:foldspace-get-started
This repository is a public plugin marketplace for Cursor and Claude Code. Install the plugin that matches how you plan to add Foldspace to your product.
Add the Foldspace marketplace once:
claude plugin marketplace add Eucera/mcp-plugins
Then install the plugin that matches your project:
claude plugin install foldspace-codebase-plugin@foldspace-plugins
claude plugin install foldspace-remote-plugin@foldspace-plugins
The installed plugin starts its MCP servers from .mcp.json. Provide the
Foldspace API key through Claude Code settings or the shell that launches
Claude:
export FOLDSPACE_API_KEY=xxxxxxxx
Inside Claude Code, run /plugin, /mcp, and /agents to confirm the plugin,
MCP server, and plugin agents loaded.
The same public repository includes .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json and each
plugin's .cursor-plugin/plugin.json for Cursor distribution. Install the
plugin through Cursor's plugin flow, then create a .env.foldspace file at the
root of the project you have open in Cursor:
FOLDSPACE_API_KEY=xxxxxxxx
Each plugin's mcp.json loads that key with:
{
"mcpServers": {
"foldspace": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@foldspace_npm/foldspace-mcp@latest"],
"envFile": "${workspaceFolder}/.env.foldspace"
}
}
}
The browser-extension plugin also starts Chrome DevTools MCP in isolated browser mode for live-site workflow discovery.
Each plugin includes its own setup guide:
codebase-plugin/README.mdremote-plugin/README.mdIn Claude Code, run:
/plugin
/mcp
/agents
In Cursor, check the MCP settings panel after installing the plugin and adding
.env.foldspace.
If the Foldspace MCP server is not connected, confirm that FOLDSPACE_API_KEY
is available to the app you are using and restart Cursor or Claude Code.
If you can edit the app:
foldspace-get-started
-> foldspace-setup-agent
-> foldspace-discover-actions
-> foldspace-plan-action
-> foldspace-build-action
-> foldspace-verify-actions
If you need a browser extension:
foldspace-get-started
-> foldspace-create-extension
-> foldspace-observe-flow-in-site
-> foldspace-build-action
-> foldspace-add-navigation
-> foldspace-verify-actions
You usually do not need to invoke skills by name. Describe what you want in plain language, such as "add Foldspace to my app" or "build a Foldspace browser extension for this site", and the assistant will route you to the right step.
Each public plugin is self-contained:
.cursor-plugin/plugin.json: Cursor plugin metadata..claude-plugin/plugin.json: Claude Code plugin metadata.mcp.json: Cursor MCP server configuration..mcp.json: Claude Code MCP server configuration.skills/: guided Foldspace workflows.agents/: specialized subagents for discovery or investigation.rules/: Cursor guidance for safe implementation.README.md: plugin-specific setup and usage documentation.Open the README for the plugin that matches your project:
codebase-plugin/README.md for source-code integrations.remote-plugin/README.md for no-source-access browser-extension integrations.npx claudepluginhub eucera/mcp-plugins --plugin foldspace-codebase-pluginAdd a Foldspace AI agent to a website you cannot edit by building a Chrome extension. Create the extension, learn workflows from the live site, build actions one at a time, add navigation, and validate before sharing.
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