TaruviBase Agent Plugin

Official TaruviBase plugin for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Kiro, and other AI coding agents. It gives your agent:

the TaruviBase MCP server (https://mcp.taruvibase.com/mcp) to manage your app's tables, records, functions, policies, storage, secrets, and queries
taruvi-app-developer for backend work
taruvi-refine-providers for Refine frontend work
taruvi-setup to connect a project and write its .env

Getting started

Install the plugin for your agent. The first time your agent uses a TaruviBase tool, it opens your browser so you can sign in and approve the sites and apps it may use. There is no API key to paste into MCP config.

Agent	Install
Any supported agent	`npx plugins add Taruvi-ai/taruvibase-plugin`
Claude Code	`/plugin marketplace add Taruvi-ai/taruvibase-plugin`, then `/plugin install taruvi@taruvi`
Codex	`codex plugin marketplace add Taruvi-ai/taruvibase-plugin`, then install from the Plugins Directory
GitHub Copilot CLI	`copilot plugin install Taruvi-ai/taruvibase-plugin`
Gemini CLI	`gemini extensions install https://github.com/Taruvi-ai/taruvibase-plugin`
Kiro	Powers → Add Custom Power → Import power from GitHub → repository URL

Then ask your agent:

setup taruvi

It confirms the MCP connection and writes your app's .env from the values on the app's Settings → Connect page in TaruviBase Console.

Starting a new web app? You can clone the TaruviBase Refine starter template (Refine v5 + React + MUI, providers pre-wired), or use any framework you like.

If you already added the TaruviBase MCP server by hand, remove it after installing the plugin so your agent doesn't load the same tools twice.

Repository structure

See AGENTS.md. In short: skills/ is shared by every agent, and each agent has a thin manifest that points at it and at the shared MCP server.

Develop

npm test