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RevenueCat AI Toolkit

Configure RevenueCat projects, products, entitlements, and offerings directly from your AI coding assistant. Access data about your revenue, conversion funnel, and experiments. Manage your in-app purchase monetization without leaving your agent. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, OpenAI Codex, Visual Studio Code, and Gemini CLI.

The AI toolkit is distributed as a marketplace (containing a single plugin) for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Visual Studio, and as an extension for Gemini.

Plugins

This marketplace ships two plugins:

| Plugin | What it does | |---|---| | RevenueCat | The RevenueCat MCP server (project configuration and data access) plus cross-platform integration skills for iOS, Android, Kotlin Multiplatform, Flutter, and React Native. | | revenuecat-play-billing | Deep Google Play subscription lifecycle skills for the RevenueCat Android SDK — purchases, plan and price changes, payment recovery, webhooks, security. Synced from RevenueCat/play-billing-skills, which is the source of truth. |

Most users want the RevenueCat plugin. Add revenuecat-play-billing on top if you ship Android and want handbook-level depth on Google Play billing behavior.

Installation

Claude Code CLI

From within Claude Code

/plugin

Then select Marketplace, + Add Marketplace, enter RevenueCat/ai-toolkit. Then, select the RevenueCat plugin. If you ship Android and want handbook-level Google Play depth, also select revenuecat-play-billing.

Or from the command line:

claude plugins marketplace add RevenueCat/ai-toolkit
claude plugins install RevenueCat
claude plugins install revenuecat-play-billing

Cursor

You can add the RevenueCat AI Toolkit to Cursor from the Cursor Marketplace or using the following command:

/add-plugin revenuecat

OpenAI Codex CLI

codex plugin marketplace add RevenueCat/ai-toolkit

Start Codex, then run /plugins, search for RevenueCat, and install.

Installing the plugin does not trigger authentication automatically. If the RevenueCat MCP server shows as "Not logged in", run:

codex mcp login RevenueCat

OpenAI Codex Desktop App

First, install the marketplace by running the following command in your terminal:

codex plugin marketplace add RevenueCat/ai-toolkit

Then, in the Codex app, click on "Plugins". From the "Built by OpenAI" dropdown, select "RevenueCat". Then, click the Plus button next to the plugin.

Installing the plugin does not trigger authentication automatically. If the RevenueCat MCP server shows as "Not logged in", run the following in your terminal:

codex mcp login RevenueCat

Troubleshooting (Codex CLI and Desktop App): If the RevenueCat MCP server disappears from Settings or the agent loses access to RevenueCat tools after restarting Codex, you are hitting a known Codex issue with reloading plugin-provided MCP servers (openai/codex#25809). As a workaround, register the MCP server globally — the plugin's skills keep working, and the server survives restarts:

codex mcp add RevenueCat --url https://mcp.revenuecat.ai/mcp
codex mcp login RevenueCat

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions install https://github.com/RevenueCat/ai-toolkit

Gemini has no marketplace and supports a single extension per repository, so it installs the RevenueCat plugin only. The revenuecat-play-billing plugin is available on Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and VS Code.

Visual Studio Code

Plugin marketplace support is currently in beta in Visual Studio Code. Refer to the instructions for how to add this repo as a plugin marketplace, then install the plugin from the marketplace.

Other (unsupported agentic coding environments)

Use npx skills:

npx skills add RevenueCat/ai-toolkit

Note that this will only install the skills from this repository, not the MCP server. Configure the MCP manually in your coding environment following our instructions.

Authentication

The plugin requires authentication with your RevenueCat account via OAuth.

Depending on the environment, you might get prompted to authenticate immediately, when you first use a RevenueCat tool, or manually (in Codex: codex mcp login RevenueCat; in Gemini: /mcp auth revenuecat). Authentication happens via OAuth in your browser. This grants access based on your RevenueCat account permissions and covers all your projects.

Example Workflows

New App Setup

You: Set up RevenueCat for my fitness app

Claude: I'll help you set up RevenueCat. What platforms are you building for?

You: iOS and Android

Claude: Creating your iOS app... [creates app]
        Creating your Android app... [creates app]
        What subscription tiers do you want? (e.g., monthly, annual)

You: Monthly at $9.99 and annual at $79.99

Claude: [Creates products, entitlements, offering, packages]
        
        Setup complete! Here are your API keys:
        iOS: appl_xxxxx
        Android: goog_xxxxx

Quick Project Check

You: What is the status of my RevenueCat project

Claude: RevenueCat Project Status
        ============================
        Project: Fitness App (proj123)
        
        Apps: 2 (iOS, Android)
        Products: 4
        Entitlements: 2
        Offerings: 1
        
        ✅ Configuration looks healthy!

MCP Tools Reference

The plugins contain the RevenueCat MCP server setup and uses it to access your RevenueCat projects.

Support

• RevenueCat Documentation
• MCP Server Documentation
• Community Forum
• GitHub Issues

License

MIT License — see LICENSE for details. The revenuecat-play-billing plugin is synced from RevenueCat/play-billing-skills and is licensed under Apache 2.0 — see revenuecat-play-billing/LICENSE.