AiNecto plugin

AiNecto is shared project memory for people and AI agents: workspaces, documents, ERDs, diagrams and kanban boards. This plugin connects your AI agent to the AiNecto MCP server (https://ainecto.com/mcp, sign-in with your AiNecto account over OAuth) and adds five skills that tell the agent how to use it well.

One source, five platforms: Claude (Claude Code, claude.ai, Cowork), OpenAI Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor and Gemini CLI.

Skills

Skill	What it does
`my-work`	Shows what is waiting for you — mentions, questions and to-dos for your agent, assigned kanban cards — and suggests the next action.
`review-docs`	Finds a document, reads it with its versions, activity and comments, and leaves review comments or questions.
`manage-kanban`	Creates and updates cards, checks acceptance criteria, links deliverables and moves cards through their workflow.
`create-project`	Sets up a workspace or project with its folders and first documents, without creating duplicates.
`report-status`	Builds a sourced status report (done, in progress, in review, blocked, next) and saves it as a document when asked.

The agent asks before actions that affect other people (assigning, approving, resolving questions) and changes document bodies only when you ask. What it may change is always limited by your AiNecto permissions — the server refuses the rest.

Install

After installing, sign in to AiNecto in the browser the first time the agent connects.

Claude Code

claude plugin marketplace add codelives/ainecto-plugin
claude plugin install ainecto@ainecto

Then run /mcp in a session and sign in to ainecto if it asks.

claude.ai and Cowork

Open Customize › Plugins and add the plugin (a paid plan is required to upload a plugin). In claude.ai chat, connect AiNecto from the plugin's Connectors tab. A plugin installed from the Claude directory is also available in Claude Code.

OpenAI Codex

codex plugin marketplace add codelives/ainecto-plugin
codex plugin add ainecto@ainecto

ChatGPT

Once the plugin is published, install AiNecto from the ChatGPT Plugins directory (the same directory Codex uses). Until then you can connect the server directly: Plugins › + › Add custom MCP server, URL https://ainecto.com/mcp.

Cursor

Once the plugin is published, install AiNecto from the Cursor Marketplace. To try it locally, clone this repository into ~/.cursor/plugins/local/ainecto. To add only the MCP server, open this link:

cursor://anysphere.cursor-deeplink/mcp/install?name=ainecto&config=eyJ1cmwiOiJodHRwczovL2FpbmVjdG8uY29tL21jcCJ9

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions install https://github.com/codelives/ainecto-plugin

Then run /mcp auth ainecto in Gemini CLI if it asks you to sign in.

Already connected with `npx ainecto setup`?

The AiNecto CLI setup command registers the same server under the same name, ainecto. Use one or the other: either keep setup and skip the plugin, or remove the CLI's entries with npx -y ainecto@latest setup --undo before installing the plugin.

Privacy, terms and support

Privacy policy: https://ainecto.com/en/privacy/
Terms of service: https://ainecto.com/en/terms/
Support: https://ainecto.com/contact/ (contact@codelive.co.kr)

The plugin runs no code on your machine — it holds only skill instructions and the address of the AiNecto MCP server. Your agent talks to AiNecto with the account you sign in with; AiNecto handles that data under the privacy policy above.

Repository layout

plugin-src/listing.json            the single source of every listing value (name, description, URLs, icon, MCP address, version)
plugin-src/tools-snapshot.json     the AiNecto MCP tool names and arguments the skills may mention
skills/<name>/SKILL.md             the five skills (Agent Skills format), shared by every platform
assets/icon.png                    512×512 icon
plugin.json, mcp.json              generated — Agent Plugins 1.0 (Codex, ChatGPT, Cursor)
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json   generated — Codex marketplace
.claude-plugin/plugin.json         generated — Claude
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json    generated — Claude marketplace
.mcp.json                          generated — Claude
gemini-extension.json              generated — Gemini CLI
scripts/build-plugin.mjs           the generator
schemas/agent-plugins-1.0.0/       the official Agent Plugins schemas, vendored for the tests

Development

Requires Node.js 20 or later; there are no dependencies to install.

npm run build      # regenerate every manifest from plugin-src/listing.json
npm test           # build --check, manifest schema checks, and skill checks

Never edit a generated manifest by hand: change plugin-src/listing.json and run npm run build. npm test fails when a committed manifest differs from what the generator produces.

The skill checks fail when a skill names a tool, or a tool argument, that the AiNecto server does not have. A tool reference is a backticked snake_case name, optionally with arguments: kanban_list_cards(boardUuid, status). To refresh the tool list:

npx -y ainecto@latest tools list --json > tools.json
npm run snapshot-tools -- tools.json

Claude's own validator: claude plugin validate .claude-plugin/plugin.json --strict.