RevenueCat AI Toolkit plugin
The RevenueCat plugin runs subscriptions from your agent: projects, products, offerings, revenue data and mobile SDK skills
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Why this level
- Through OAuth the agent gets your RevenueCat account permissions across all projects and can create and change products, entitlements and offerings
- The tool reads revenue and conversion data of your app
Install
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Manual install
/plugin install revenuecat --marketplace RevenueCat/ai-toolkitFor Android also run /plugin install revenuecat-play-billing --marketplace RevenueCat/ai-toolkit.
Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Through OAuth the agent gets your RevenueCat account permissions across all projects and can create and change products, entitlements and offerings
- The tool reads revenue and conversion data of your app
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
RevenueCat AI Toolkit is a marketplace of two plugins for in-app purchases. The `revenuecat` plugin connects the RevenueCat MCP server and integration skills for iOS, Android, Kotlin Multiplatform, Flutter and React Native. Through it an agent configures projects, products, entitlements and offerings and reads revenue, conversion funnel and experiment data. The second plugin, `revenuecat-play-billing`, adds skills on Google Play Billing with the RevenueCat Android SDK: purchases, plan and price changes, payment recovery, webhooks, testing and security. Its content is synced from the play-billing-skills repository.
Who it is for. Mobile developers and subscription app owners who configure RevenueCat and want to do it from Claude Code, Cursor, Codex or Gemini CLI.
Good fit when
- You set up RevenueCat for a new app and ask the agent to create apps, products and offerings
- You want a quick project summary: how many apps, products, entitlements and offerings are configured
- Android subscriptions break on plan or price changes and you need a reference for Google Play behavior
- A team wires up RevenueCat webhooks and reconciles subscription states
- You move an app to Flutter or React Native and look for a vetted integration order
Not a fit when
- You do not use RevenueCat: the plugin is tied to its projects and API
- The agent cannot be given access to a RevenueCat account, because sign-in is OAuth with your account permissions
- You work only with Google Play Billing directly, without the RevenueCat SDK
- You want product edits in a live project with no human confirmation
Example request
Set up RevenueCat for my fitness app on iOS and Android: monthly at 9.99 dollars and annual at 79.99Limitations
Sign-in uses OAuth in the browser and grants your RevenueCat account permissions across all projects. Installing the plugin does not start sign-in: in Codex run `codex mcp login RevenueCat` and in Gemini `/mcp auth revenuecat`. Codex has a known issue reloading plugin MCP servers, and the README advises registering the server globally. Gemini installs only the `revenuecat` plugin, without Play Billing. Visual Studio Code support is experimental. The agent creates and changes real products and offerings, so review steps before applying them in a live project.
How to disable. In Claude Code remove the plugin through `/plugin` and revoke the OAuth grant in RevenueCat settings. In Codex uninstall the plugin in `/plugins` and remove a globally added server from the Codex MCP settings.
FAQ
How do I install RevenueCat in Claude Code?
Run `/plugin install revenuecat --marketplace RevenueCat/ai-toolkit`. For Android add `revenuecat-play-billing`. You can also use `/plugin`, the Marketplace item, adding `RevenueCat/ai-toolkit`.
How do I sign in to RevenueCat from the plugin?
Sign-in uses OAuth in the browser and opens all your projects per account permissions. In Codex run `codex mcp login RevenueCat`, in Gemini `/mcp auth revenuecat`.
How do the two plugins differ?
`revenuecat` gives the MCP server and cross-platform integration skills. `revenuecat-play-billing` adds deep Google Play subscription skills for the Android SDK.
Does it work outside Claude Code?
Yes, it installs in Cursor, Codex, Visual Studio Code and Gemini CLI, and for other clients `npx skills add RevenueCat/ai-toolkit` installs the skills without the MCP server.
What is the MCP server address?
`https://mcp.revenuecat.ai/mcp`. In Codex you can add it with `codex mcp add RevenueCat --url https://mcp.revenuecat.ai/mcp`.
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The README lists the two plugins and installation routes for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, Visual Studio Code and Agent Plugins clients. It also covers OAuth sign-in, two example dialogs, an MCP tools reference and support links.