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AI-assisted setup

This page installs the Monaiq plugin into Claude Code, signs you in, and tells you what the tools it brings can and cannot do.

Run these two commands in Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add Sidub-Inc/Monaiq.AI
/plugin install monaiq@monaiq

The first adds the Monaiq marketplace, the second installs the plugin from it.

There is nothing to configure after installing. The first tool call answers with a challenge, your client starts an OAuth sign-in, and you confirm it with a one-time passcode sent to your email address.

Getting oriented. getting_started explains the business domain and how the rest of the tools fit together. It is the sensible first call in a new project.

Your account. profile views and manages your seller profile, retrieves your credentials, and reads and accepts terms. rotate_api_key regenerates your API key.

Your catalog. product, product_feature, offering and feature_offering create, read, update and delete the four things a catalog is made of: the product a license unlocks, the features inside it, the offering a customer buys, and the features attached to that offering.

The integration. implement_base covers the base wiring, implement_product_feature covers checking a single feature, and implement_purchase_flow covers an embedded purchase flow so customers can buy from inside your product. These three return guidance and snippets; they do not edit your files. Your assistant reads them and writes the code, which means you review a normal diff.

Supporting tools. get_platform_manifest returns the full JSON manifest for a supported platform. provision_api_key_config gives you the exact commands and file edits that plumb your API key into a project. fetch_step_resources retrieves the resources a step refers to, and monaiq_journal keeps the implementation journal across a longer piece of work.

The tools write your catalog directly, so check the result in the portal: products and offerings show what now exists, and an offering stays in Draft until you publish it.

The code the assistant writes is ordinary SDK code. If you want to read the reference for it yourself, see the .NET quickstart or the Node and React quickstart.

The same tools are available to any MCP client, not just Claude Code. See Connect over MCP.