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fruxon-ai/fruxon

v2.2.5MIT

Build, test, deploy and improve AI agents on Fruxon from Claude: draft an agent in plain language, connect tools like Slack, GitHub and Jira, run evaluations and sandbox tests, publish revisions, trigger agents on schedules or events, manage knowledge bases, and debug any run from its execution trace. Requires a Fruxon account and the fruxon CLI.

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Fruxon

Build, run, and debug Fruxon agents from Claude Code. Fruxon is a platform for designing, testing, deploying, and monitoring AI agents. This plugin teaches Claude to drive the fruxon command-line tool, so you can ask for an agent in plain language and have Claude draft it, test it against real inputs, publish a revision, and work out why a run went wrong from its execution trace.

Requirements

  • A Fruxon account and workspace

  • The fruxon CLI, installed and signed in:

    uv tool install fruxon   # or: pipx install fruxon
fruxon login

Then install the plugin inside Claude Code:

/plugin install fruxon --marketplace fruxon-ai/fruxon-agent-plugins

The plugin does not install the CLI for you. If it is missing or older than the skills, a check at the start of each session tells Claude, and Claude asks you to install or upgrade it.

Skills

SkillUse it to
fruxon-meetGet oriented on Fruxon's concepts and the CLI's main commands
fruxon-build-agentAuthor, test, publish, and deploy an agent revision
fruxon-use-integrationsWire connected tools (Slack, GitHub, Jira, Drive…) into an agent
fruxon-create-integrationCreate a new integration with API or Python code tools
fruxon-debug-traceDiagnose a failed or surprising run from its trace
fruxon-agent-modeRead the CLI's JSON output, NDJSON streams, exit codes, and error envelopes

Claude loads a skill when your request matches it, or you can ask for one by name.

What the plugin runs and sends

The plugin itself contains only instructions (the skills). It runs no hooks, stores nothing and makes no network calls of its own.

  • The fruxon CLI, which Claude runs when you ask it to, talks to the Fruxon API (https://api.fruxon.com by default) as the workspace you signed in to with fruxon login. It sends what the command you asked for needs: agent definitions, test inputs, integration settings.
  • Credentials stay with the CLI: fruxon login keeps your API key in the operating system's keychain, or in ~/.fruxon where no keychain is available. Integration secrets, such as a third-party access token, are entered by you on app.fruxon.com, not passed through Claude.
  • Usage telemetry: once signed in, the CLI reports which command ran and whether it succeeded to the Fruxon API, never argument values, output, or your key. Turn it off with fruxon config set telemetry false or DO_NOT_TRACK=1. Details are in the privacy policy.

Support

Contact the Fruxon team at fruxon.com/contact. Bugs in the plugin itself can also go to github.com/fruxon-ai/fruxon-agent-plugins/issues.

License

MIT