engenty wizards for your AI apps
An engenty wizard is a page-by-page AI flow that people open on a shared link: a few questions per page, AI steps that research, write and make images, videos and documents, a review, and files at the end. This plugin brings your wizards into your AI app:
- Build and change a wizard from the chat: the
build-wizardskill reads the authoring guide, starts from the closest starter, fixes every issue, runs one test and gives you the studio link. - Run one of your published wizards in the chat with the
use-wizardskill, page by page, with its review and its downloads. Apps that show MCP Apps show the wizard itself. - Publish a wizard and change who may open its link, when you ask for it.
The plugin connects your app to engenty.ai (https://engenty.ai/api/mcp). The first time you use
it, the app asks you to sign in with your engenty account. Runs and test runs use your account's
credits.
Install
| App | How |
|---|---|
| Claude Code | claude plugin marketplace add engenty/wizards-plugins, then claude plugin install wizards@engenty |
| Codex | codex plugin marketplace add engenty/wizards-plugins, then /plugins in Codex and install “engenty wizards” |
| ChatGPT | Plugins → search “engenty wizards”. Not listed yet: + → Add custom MCP server → https://engenty.ai/api/mcp |
| Cursor | Customize → Plugins → search “engenty wizards”. Not listed yet: Settings → MCP → add https://engenty.ai/api/mcp |
| VS Code (Copilot) | Command palette → “Chat: Install Plugin From Source” → https://github.com/engenty/wizards-plugins |
| Gemini CLI | gemini extensions install https://github.com/engenty/wizards-plugins --auto-update |
| claude.ai, Claude Desktop | Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → https://engenty.ai/api/mcp |
Then ask: “Which wizards do I have in engenty?”
Updates: claude plugin update wizards, codex plugin marketplace upgrade engenty,
gemini extensions update engenty-wizards. The other apps update by themselves.
Claude Code: the wizards pane
In Claude Code the plugin also adds /wizard <what it should do>, which builds a wizard from a
description, and /wizards, a pane beside the chat with your wizards. Run opens the
wizard's own page in the app's browser pane, where you fill it as any person would. Edit puts
a change request into the chat for you to finish. The pane opens by itself when the plugin loads;
/wizards close closes it. A run the model drives opens its page beside the chat once it waits
for you.
The pane calls the server itself, from a button press, not from a model request. In auto mode
such a call is refused unless an allow rule names the tool. Put these in permissions.allow of
.claude/settings.local.json or your user settings:
["mcp__plugin_wizards_engenty-wizards", "mcp__Claude_Browser__navigate"]
The browser pane's navigate may still ask you. The pane then shows a plain link to the same
page.
| Option | Default | What it names |
|---|---|---|
server | engenty-wizards | the wizards server's MCP server, as /mcp lists it |
browser | Claude_Browser | the app's browser pane, whose navigate opens a page |
The pane is a mod: claude-code/register.tsx, its state declared in claude-code/types/.
claude plugin validate . checks it, claude plugin test . runs claude-code/pane.test.tsx.
engenty wizards on your computer
engenty wizards also runs on your computer, without an account. wizards connect adds it to the
AI apps it finds there. Its Claude Code plugin comes from the product's repository and uses that
server:
claude plugin marketplace add engenty/wizards
claude plugin install wizards@engenty-local
This repository
The plugin is built from plugin/ in engenty/wizards and
lands here with each release. Change it there.
The plugin is under the MIT licence (LICENSE). The engenty figures in it
(claude-code/engenty.ts, assets/) are under CC BY 4.0, and “engenty” and the figures are
trademarks of Thru The Heart Creative GmbH.