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Set up your AI coding agent once, and it can build Suki integrations from the published documentation instead of guessing. This page shows how the tools fit together and the order to set them up. Obtain credentials through Partner onboarding before you run generated code.

Pick your agent

Select your agent to open its install steps.
  • Plugin helps the agent install the Suki Cookbook plugin.
  • MCP helps the agent connect to the Documentation MCP for live page lookup.

Antigravity

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin from the repository URL with the Antigravity CLI.

Claude

MCPAdd the Documentation MCP as a custom connector in Claude.

Claude Code

Plugin + MCPInstall the Cookbook plugin from the marketplace and connect the Documentation MCP.

Codex

Plugin + MCPInstall the Cookbook plugin from the marketplace and connect the Documentation MCP.

Cursor

Plugin + MCPImport the marketplace from GitHub, install the Cookbook plugin, and connect the Documentation MCP.

Gemini CLI

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin as a Gemini CLI extension.

GitHub Copilot

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin from the marketplace with Copilot CLI.

Grok

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin from the marketplace with Grok Build.

Kimi Code

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin from inside a Kimi Code session.

omp

PluginInstall the Cookbook plugin from the marketplace with omp.

VS Code

MCPAdd the Documentation MCP to your project’s .vscode/mcp.json file.

How the tools fit together

Each tool answers a different question for the agent. Agent skills tell it how to build: the workflow, the call order, and the rules for one product. The Documentation MCP lets it look up exact fields, payloads, and pages while it writes code. An integration prompt starts the task and ties both together with an environment, a completion check, and instructions to mark gaps as BLOCKED instead of inventing them. Flowchart: Set up once, How to build, Look up while coding, Each task: what to build, Suki docs developer.suki.ai, Agent skills How to build: workflow, call order, rules, Documentation MCP Exact fields, payloads, pages, Integration prompt Goal, environment, and completion check, Your AI coding agent Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, or Codex, Integration code with completion check results, BLOCKED list Gaps for you to confirm, Without the tools: guessed endpoints and fields. Flowchart: Set up once, How to build, Look up while coding, Each task: what to build, Suki docs developer.suki.ai, Agent skills How to build: workflow, call order, rules, Documentation MCP Exact fields, payloads, pages, Integration prompt Goal, environment, and completion check, Your AI coding agent Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, or Codex, Integration code with completion check results, BLOCKED list Gaps for you to confirm, Without the tools: guessed endpoints and fields. You can use each tool on its own, but the agent is most reliable with all three.

Set up your agent

Install Agent Skills

Run this from your project root, then pick skills by product on Agent skills.
Terminal

Install the Cookbook Plugin (Optional)

Install the cookbook recipes in your agent. Steps for every supported agent are on Agent plugins.
Terminal

Connect the Documentation MCP

Add https://developer.suki.ai/mcp to Cursor, VS Code, Claude, Claude Code, or Codex. Setup steps and a connection test are on Documentation MCP.

Start from an Integration Prompt

Copy the prompt for your workflow, SDK, or API from Integration prompts and paste it into your agent chat.

Review What the Agent Could Not Confirm

Check anything the agent marks as BLOCKED or Not run before you ship. For environments, the OpenAPI spec, and 401 errors, refer to the FAQ for AI agents.

Other ways to give an agent the docs

When you only need a quick answer, or your tool does not support skills or MCP, use one of these:

Next steps

Agent skills - Install skills and choose one per product. Agent plugins - Install the Suki Cookbook plugin in your AI coding agent. Documentation MCP - Connect live doc search in your editor. Integration prompts - Copy a prompt for your workflow, SDK, or API.
Last modified on October 27, 2026