🧩AugmentClaude Extension (official)
The official AugmentClaude extension — search the marketplace and install skills without leaving Claude Code. One sentence does it.
What it does
This is AugmentClaude's own extension for Claude Code. Install it once and your Claude gains three abilities:
- It reads your project — detects the frameworks and tools you're using (Next.js, Python, Supabase, and more)
- It shops the marketplace for you — searches augmentclaude.com's 800+ skills right from the chat
- It installs in one word — the skill lands in
~/.claude/skills/and is ready to use
After installing, everything runs on three phrases:
- "Set up skills for this project" — detect, recommend, install
- "Search AugmentClaude for [topic] skills"
- "Install [skill name]"
The first time you use it, Claude introduces itself and shows you these phrases. From then on it stays quiet — and if your project hits a roadblock a skill could solve, Claude offers once to check the marketplace.
Tip: use claude mcp add -s user augmentclaude -- npx -y augmentclaude-mcp to enable it in every project on your machine, not just the current one.
Built by Aadhav Austin for AugmentClaude. MIT licensed, published on npm as augmentclaude-mcp. No API keys, no account required.
Installation
Claude Code and Node.js 18 or later — nothing else. No API keys, no account.
- Make sure Claude is on your device and in your terminal.
MCP servers register with Claude Code via
claude mcp add. You need Claude Code installed first:npm i -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code - Set up the server on your machine.
Runs the project's installer (clone + dependencies + config). Follow any prompts. After this finishes, the server is ready to register with Claude Code in the next step.
- Restart Claude Code.
Quit and reopen Claude Code so it picks up the new MCP registration. Run
/mcpinside Claude Code to confirm the server is connected. - Use it.
Ask Claude naturally. It will call the server's tools when your request matches one. Tool calls show up inline so you can see exactly what Claude is doing.
Prefer to read the source first? Open on GitHub.