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AgentKey supports 22 agents. How you install depends on your agent type:
  • One-line command — CLI and IDE clients (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, …)
  • Prompt install — chat agents (OpenClaw, Trae, Qoder, …)
  • Desktop config — Claude Desktop
The fastest path is the console get-started flow: pick your agent and it gives you the exact command for your OS. The full list of agents is on Supported Agents.

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One-line install (CLI & IDE)

Run the installer for your operating system. It detects your agent, registers the MCP server, and writes your API key automatically.
Works for: Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, OpenCode, Codex, Cursor CLI, Warp, Kimi CLI, Qwen Code, Kiro CLI, Amp, Crush, iFlow CLI.
These commands download a script and run it immediately. To review it first, download and read it before executing:

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Prompt install (chat agents)

For chat-based agents, paste this prompt and let the agent install the skill from ClawHub and finish setup:
Works for: OpenClaw, Hermes, Antigravity, Trae, Qoder, WorkBuddy, Cowork.

chainbase/agentkey on ClawHub

The AgentKey skill page — source for install and setup details.
The prompt deliberately scopes the agent to the AgentKey skill only and tells it to rely on the skill’s own metadata rather than guessing — so it won’t make broader changes to your environment without asking.

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Claude Desktop (desktop config)

Claude Desktop needs two pieces: the MCP server configured, then the skill file imported.
1

Configure the MCP server

Run the one-line installer to register the MCP server:
2

Download the AgentKey skill

Download agentkey.skill. The /latest/ URL always points to the newest version — no version number to track.
3

Import the skill into Claude Desktop

Drag the .skill file into the Claude Desktop chat box (or double-click it while Claude Desktop is running). Claude confirms with “Skill imported”.

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Finish setup

After installing, connect your master key so AgentKey can authenticate and bill usage. With the one-line installer, this happens automatically; otherwise follow the setup prompts.
1

Create a key

Sign in to the console and create a key (ak_...).
2

Pick a plan

Subscribe once — your plan’s monthly credits are shared across every service.
3

Provide the key

The installer writes the key for you. For prompt/desktop installs, follow the setup steps to supply it. Never paste it into a chat.
Your master key is a secret tied to your subscription. Never commit it to source control. See Authentication.

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Verify it works

Ask your agent to do something it couldn’t before — for example:
Search X/Twitter for what people are saying about AgentKey today.
It should discover the right tool, look up its parameters, and run it. See Discover → Describe → Execute for how that flow works.

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Next steps

Supported agents

All 22 agents and how each one installs.

Browse capabilities

See everything your agent can reach.