One install gives your agent the superagnt_ MCP server — every data source (X, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, Reddit, LinkedIn, web), people + company enrichment, a real workspace Postgres, schedules, webhooks and shareable canvases — plus the skills that teach the workflows.
/plugin marketplace add superagnt/plugins
/plugin install superagnt@superagnt
Auth is OAuth on the first tool call; the consent screen doubles as signup. No tokens, no config editing, no secrets in this repo.
Skill plugins are packaged workflows: the skill plus the tools it needs. Each pulls the base plugin in as a dependency, so one line installs the whole stack:
/plugin install super-seo@superagnt # your whole SEO practice, measured and ranked
/plugin install audience-radar@superagnt # cited post ideas, every morning
/plugin install competitor-mindshare@superagnt # a daily competitor scoreboard on X
/plugin install gtm-prospecting-desk@superagnt # scored prospects + drafts, every morning
Every skill has a page describing exactly what it does before you install anything: https://superagnt.com/skills
plugins/superagnt/— the MCP server config plus eight base skills (data-sources, lead-generation, workspace-db, task-agents, automations, data-pipelines, canvas, superagnt-setup) and the/superagnt:connectcommand.plugins/<skill>/— one skill per packaged workflow. Read any skill before installing; they are plain markdown.
Two rules every skill follows: your agent can propose a paid module (each has a free trial) but money only ever moves on a confirmation page you open yourself, and nothing sends outbound (email, posts, DMs) — drafts are the deliverable.
Not on Claude Code? The same setup is one paste in any MCP client:
Install superagnt for me. It's the superagnt plugin from the github.com/superagnt/plugins marketplace, and it connects the superagnt MCP server (I'll sign in through my browser). The setup guide for each kind of agent is at https://superagnt.com/agent-setup/prompt.md
Generated from the superagnt monorepo (tools/claude-plugins/) — issues and
PRs here are read, but content changes land upstream and sync out. MIT
licensed.