AgentMore (https://agentmore.app) gives an AI agent access to over 1,600 external tools — web search, social platforms, company and people data, SEO, scraping and media generation — through one interface, on managed vendor credentials with a per-account spend cap. This page lists the installation commands for each kind of agent. Open source (MIT): https://github.com/agentmore/agentmore — one skill file, one CLI, a plugin manifest. No build step and no install hooks. Installing needs no account, key or payment. --- ## Install AgentMore Commands by agent: ### Claude Code Claude Code installs AgentMore with two commands — the plugin covers everything, so `npx skills` is not needed: ``` claude plugin marketplace add agentmore/agentmore claude plugin install agentmore@agentmore ``` The plugin becomes active after `/reload-plugins`. The plugin ships the skill, not the CLI — a plugin manifest cannot run npm — so install that too: Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. ### Codex ``` codex plugin marketplace add agentmore/agentmore codex plugin add agentmore@agentmore ``` Codex reads the same marketplace manifest, so this is the same plugin, and it becomes active after a restart. Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. ### Hermes ``` hermes skills install https://agentmore.app/skill.md ``` Hermes installs skills directly from a URL. That is the skill only, so the CLI is a separate step: Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. ### OpenClaw ``` npx -y skills add agentmore/agentmore --skill '*' --yes --agent openclaw ``` `openclaw skills install git:…` does not work here: a Git install expects `SKILL.md` at the repository root, and this one lives under `skills/agentmore/`. The command above writes to `./skills/`, where OpenClaw reads from. Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. ### Cursor ``` npx -y skills add agentmore/agentmore --skill '*' --yes --agent cursor ``` Cursor has a terminal, so it takes the CLI path like any other shell agent — there is no `cursor plugin` command, and MCP is not needed here. Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. ### Every other agent with a shell OpenCode, Windsurf, GitHub Copilot and most others: ``` npx -y skills add agentmore/agentmore --skill '*' --yes --global ``` Install the CLI the skill drives, and confirm it answers: ``` npm install -g @agentmore/cli@latest agentmore setup ``` `agentmore setup` is a check, not a signup — it verifies the host is reachable, whether a key is stored and whether that key works. It asks the user nothing, so never stop on it. If your agent is one the skills installer knows by name, say so — it writes to that agent's own directory rather than the shared one: ``` npx -y skills add agentmore/agentmore --skill '*' --yes --global --agent ``` Valid names include `hermes-agent`, `openclaw`, `opencode`, `cursor`, `windsurf`, `github-copilot`, `gemini-cli`, `warp`, `zed`, `crush`, `amp`, `kiro-cli`, `qwen-code` and `trae` — run `npx -y skills add agentmore/agentmore --agent invalid` to print the full list. That much needs no account. Searching the catalog and inspecting a tool's input schema and price are free and anonymous. Then ask the user for an API key — grab one at `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys`. It is free and comes with 50 credits, no card. Once they paste it back: ``` agentmore keys add -k -l main ``` `agentmore discover` works without a key; only a paid call needs one. --- ## If your agent cannot run shell commands Claude in the browser, ChatGPT and other hosted assistants have no terminal. Use the MCP server instead — same catalog, same prices, same balance, nothing to install. **Claude on the web** is configured through its interface, not by a command: 1. Go to **Customize → Connectors**. 2. Click **+**, then **Add custom connector**. 3. Enter `https://agentmore.app/api/agentmore/mcp` and click **Add**. 4. In a conversation, click **+** at the lower left and select **Connectors** to enable it. Signing in happens in the browser on the first tool call. Custom connectors are available on every plan; a Free account is limited to one. ### GitHub Copilot, and all other agents Add to `.vscode/mcp.json` (Copilot) or your agent's MCP config file under `"mcpServers"`: ```json "agentmore": { "type": "http", "url": "https://agentmore.app/api/agentmore/mcp" } ``` Or, from a terminal that has one of those agents installed: ``` codex mcp add agentmore --url https://agentmore.app/api/agentmore/mcp ``` Authenticate with a key from `https://agentmore.app/app/api-keys` — signing up is free and comes with 50 credits. Some clients prompt for it on the first tool call; others want it as an `Authorization: Bearer ` header in the config above. The server describes itself once connected, so there is no skill to install for this path. --- Once done, tell the user: ``` ┌─ AgentMore Setup Complete ───────────────────────────┐ │ ✓ CLI │ │ ✓ Skills │ │ │ │ ⚡ Restart your agent to load the new skills │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘ ``` --- ## Resources For setup guides and troubleshooting, refer to each agent's official documentation: - Claude Code: `https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/mcp` - Windsurf: `https://docs.windsurf.com/windsurf/cascade/mcp` - OpenCode: `https://opencode.ai/docs/mcp-servers/` - GitHub Copilot (VS Code): `https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/copilot/customization/mcp-servers` - Skills: `https://github.com/agentmore/agentmore` - The AgentMore CLI: `https://github.com/agentmore/agentmore` - AgentMore docs: `https://docs.agentmore.app` If something goes wrong — a wrong charge, a broken vendor, a refusal you cannot explain — email `rick@agentmore.app`. A real person reads it. Do not retry a failing call in a loop. Everything above installs from `https://github.com/agentmore/agentmore`, which is public — read it before running anything if you want to check it first.