Cheatcode_ plugin
Cheatcode_ installs skills and MCP servers into AI apps with one button and hash checks; the installer and three packs are open.
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Extended access
Why this level
- The installer writes skill files and MCP configuration into the directories of chosen AI apps.
- A skill or MCP server from the catalog gets the rights you give it, so read the review screen.
Install
- Works in
Manual install
Open cheatcodehq.com, download the Mac app and install the `requirements-kit` pack with the Add button. Show the user the review screen before files are written.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The installer writes skill files and MCP configuration into the directories of chosen AI apps.
- A skill or MCP server from the catalog gets the rights you give it, so read the review screen.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Cheatcode_ is a service for non-developers who want to connect ready skills and tools to Claude Code, Codex or Cursor. It indexes open skills, MCP servers and plugins, explains each in plain words and installs the chosen one into an app with one button after checking every file against its source. The repository opens the SwiftUI Mac app, the `cheatcode.json` package format and three skill packs. The website, API and catalog run as a hosted service. The packs are `requirements-kit` with five skills for business requirements, acceptance criteria, UAT plans and a traceability matrix, `pm-comms-kit` for release notes and replies to comments, and `regulated-spec-sections` for specification sections in fintech and healthcare.
Who it is for. Product managers, analysts, teachers and students with no terminal experience who need to connect skills to an AI app without a command line.
Good fit when
- Business requirements have to become acceptance criteria and a UAT plan.
- Release notes are written in one team voice and comments are answered from a template.
- A specification section for fintech or healthcare is needed with regulatory requirements in mind.
- A skill or MCP server is installed into a Mac app without editing configuration files.
Not a fit when
- The website, catalog and ranking are needed: they are closed and not published in the repository.
- Work is not on macOS: the app requires macOS 13 or newer.
- The PersonaLens strategy simulation skill is needed: it stays a separate product.
Example request
From these business requirements prepare acceptance criteria and a UAT plan with a traceability matrix.Limitations
The SwiftUI Mac app requires macOS 13 or newer, and signed releases are distributed from cheatcodehq.com. The catalog, website and API are closed, and the repository offers the installer, the package format and three skill packs. The installer runs MCP recipes only as `npx -y package@version` or `uvx --from package==version` and rejects any other form of launch. Every file is checked by sha256, and the installer does not execute package content. The last commit was made on 15 October 2026.
How to disable. The installer keeps a receipt of every path it writes, so the Remove button in the app deletes a skill or MCP server exactly. The app itself is removed the usual macOS way.
FAQ
What is open in the repository?
The Mac app, the package format with the `cheatcode.json` manifest and three skill packs. The website, API and catalog stay a hosted service.
What does the Add button do?
It adds a skill pack or MCP server to the chosen AI app after the user reviews what will be written.
How are files verified?
Each catalog listing stores a commit and the sha256 of every file. The installer rejects a mismatch and does not execute package content.
Which skill packs are there?
`requirements-kit`, `pm-comms-kit` and `regulated-spec-sections`. The PersonaLens skill is published separately and is not part of the repository.
Which AI apps are supported?
Eleven, among them Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code Copilot, Gemini CLI, Kimi Code, Trae and Doubao.
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README in short
The README explains why a layer is needed between GitHub repositories and non-developers, shows the catalog figures as of 10 October 2026 and lists the decisions made: computed numbers, hash checks, MCP server tests. Then comes a table of repository folders with licenses.