Pixery

Getting Started

Everything Pixery ships for Claude Code travels in one plugin bundle: the MCP servers, the skills that explain them, and the subagents. One command installs all of it.

Prerequisites

  • Claude Code — install it first if you don't have it: npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code
  • Node.js 18+
  • A Pixery API key (contact your admin)

Install

curl -fsSL https://ai-server.pixerylabs.net/plugin-setup.sh | bash -s -- <your-pixery-key>

It registers the Pixery marketplace, installs every plugin in it, and removes any Pixery MCP server you added by hand — a user-scope server takes precedence over the plugin's copy and would hide it. Then restart Claude Code.

Its last step is Codex: it asks for your Pixery address and points Codex at PixRoute with the key issued to you. Codex / PixRoute covers what that writes, and hands you the same command to run on its own.

Run it again whenever you want to pick up a plugin that was added later.

What you get

PluginBrings
pixery-aiShared API keys (get_api_keys), the shared Codex sign-in (get_codex_account), the Cloudflare deploy skill
pixfunnelFunnel editing — screens, paywalls, upsells, A/B tests, localization
creative-studioAd video creatives, end to end
marketing-dashboardCampaign, revenue and LTV analytics, plus the D100 LTV procedure
pixvisorCompetitor ads — the Radar market census (brands, funnels, what is trending) and our own creative library

pixfunnel and creative-studio sign you in through the browser with Google on first use — there is no token to paste.

pixvisor can read everything and can add, ignore and update — but not delete. It refuses delete_app and remove_competitor, because its token ships inside this plugin and everyone who installs it holds a copy.

Verification

To verify your installation:

# Start Claude Code
claude
 
# Check MCP server status
/mcp

You should see all configured MCP servers listed and connected.

Next Steps