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QuiverAI publishes public agent plugins for clients that can load plugin bundles. The plugins package the hosted MCP server configuration with QuiverAI-specific agent instructions for SVG generation, vectorization, and animation. Use a plugin when your client supports plugin installation from a GitHub repository. Use the manual MCP setup on the MCP server page when your client does not support plugins yet.
Plugins do not contain QuiverAI credentials or local secrets. Authentication still runs through the MCP OAuth flow in your client.

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Available plugins

Codex plugin

Installs QuiverAI MCP configuration and the QuiverAI skill for Codex.

Cursor plugin

Installs QuiverAI MCP configuration and the QuiverAI skill for Cursor.

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What the plugins include

  • A client-specific plugin manifest.
  • MCP server configuration for https://app.quiver.ai/mcp.
  • The QuiverAI skill that guides agents through model selection, reference-image uploads, generation, vectorization, animation, polling, and SVG content retrieval.
  • A manual fallback snippet in each public repository README.
The MCP server remains hosted by QuiverAI. The plugins only package setup metadata and agent instructions.

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Install and authenticate

Install the public plugin from:
https://github.com/quiverai/codex-plugin
After installation, verify that the MCP server is registered:
codex mcp list
If Codex marks the server as needing login, start the OAuth flow:
codex mcp login quiverai

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Troubleshooting

If your client does not discover the plugin’s MCP server, use the manual MCP configuration from the MCP server page. If authentication opens in the browser but does not return to the client, remove the saved MCP connection from your client and add it again. For account issues, contact us.