> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bunny.com/guide/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bunny.com/guide/tour/bunny-ai/install-in-claude.md). # Install in Claude Step-by-step: install the Bunny plugin in the Claude app and connect it to your Bunny account, so Claude can answer questions and run billing tasks against your live data The [Bunny Agent Plugin](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/skills-bunny-ai-toolkit.md) installs straight into the Claude app — claude.ai in the browser, or the Claude desktop app. One install gives Claude both halves of the toolkit: the **skills** that teach it how Bunny works, and the [**MCP connector**](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/mcp-server.md) that lets it read and change your real data. The whole process takes a couple of minutes and needs no API client, client ID, or secret. {% hint style="info" %} Plugins are available on Claude's paid plans — Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise. On Team and Enterprise plans your workspace administrator may need to allow plugins from external repositories first. {% endhint %} ### Before you start You'll need: * A Claude account on a paid plan. * A Bunny user account. The connector runs as **you** — it sees and does exactly what your Bunny permissions allow, and nothing more. *** ## Part 1 — Add the Bunny marketplace ### Step 1: Open the Plugins tab In the Claude sidebar, click **Customize**, then select the **Plugins** tab. ### Step 2: Add a marketplace from a repository Find the **Personal plugins** section, click the **+** button, and choose **Add marketplace**. Then select **Add from a repository**. ### Step 3: Paste the Bunny repository URL Enter Bunny's plugin repository: ``` https://github.com/bunnyapp/skills ``` Confirm, and Claude syncs the marketplace — it reads the repository and lists the plugins it publishes. The Bunny marketplace is named **bunny-ai-toolkit**. {% hint style="info" %} The repository is public and open source, so there's nothing to authenticate at this stage. Claude re-syncs it to pick up new and updated skills as Bunny publishes them. {% endhint %} ### Step 4: Install the Bunny plugin The **Bunny** plugin now appears in the marketplace listing. Click to add it. At this point Claude has the **skills** — it knows Bunny's domain model, its GraphQL API, the SDKs, the React components, and how quoting and subscriptions actually work. It does **not** yet have access to your account. That's the next part. *** ## Part 2 — Connect your Bunny account ### Step 5: Open the plugin's connectors Open the installed Bunny plugin and select **Connectors**. The **Bunny** connector is listed there — it's the [MCP server](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/mcp-server.md) configuration that ships inside the plugin, so there's no URL to type. ### Step 6: Install the connector Click to install the Bunny connector, then **Continue**, then **Add**. ### Step 7: Connect and sign in to Bunny Click **Connect**. Claude sends you to Bunny to sign in with your normal Bunny credentials. ### Step 8: Allow the requested scopes Bunny shows you what Claude is asking for. Review the scopes and approve them. The token Claude receives is stamped with **your** user and the account you consented for. It cannot reach data you couldn't reach yourself in Bunny. That's it — you're connected. *** ## Using it Start a new chat. Claude now has the Bunny skills and, through the connector, the [31 MCP tools and context resources](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/mcp-server.md#tools). Ask in plain language: * *"Which of my customers have invoices more than 90 days overdue?"* * *"What was our MRR last quarter, and what drove the change?"* * *"What will Acme be invoiced next month?"* * *"Give Acme Corp 20% off their Enterprise subscription."* * *"Set up a new product with a monthly plan at $50 per seat."* You can also reach the plugin's skills directly by typing **/** or clicking the **+** button in the composer. {% hint style="success" %} Because the plugin includes the same operator skills that steer Bunny's own [RevOps Agent](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/revops-agent.md), Claude picks the right tool for the job rather than guessing — which is the difference described in [A note on results across clients](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/mcp-server.md#a-note-on-results-across-clients). {% endhint %} *** ## What Claude can and can't do Worth knowing before you turn it loose on a live account: * **It acts as you.** Every tool call runs under your Bunny authorization scope. * **Reads are safe.** Questions about revenue, accounts, invoices, and subscriptions never change anything. * **Nothing bills a customer by accident.** Subscription changes go through a quote, and quotes are always created as drafts. A draft bills nobody until it's explicitly applied. * **You can preview first.** Ask what an account's next invoice will contain, and Bunny calculates it without creating anything. The full detail is in [Safety & permissions](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/mcp-server.md#safety-and-permissions). *** ## Using Claude Code instead? If you're a developer working in [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) rather than the Claude app, skip all of the above and run two commands in a chat: ``` /plugin marketplace add bunnyapp/skills /plugin install bunny-plugin@bunny-ai-toolkit ``` Other tools — VS Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, OpenAI Codex — are covered on the [AI Agent Skills](/guide/tour/bunny-ai/skills-bunny-ai-toolkit.md#installing) page. *** ## Troubleshooting **The marketplace won't sync.** Check the URL is exactly `https://github.com/bunnyapp/skills`, with no trailing slash or `.git` suffix. On a Team or Enterprise plan, confirm your workspace administrator permits plugins from external repositories. **I don't see the Plugins tab.** Plugins require a paid Claude plan (Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise). **Claude has the skills but says it can't see my data.** The plugin install and the account connection are two separate steps. Re-open the plugin, check **Connectors**, and confirm the Bunny connector shows as connected — Part 2 above. **Claude can't find records I know exist.** The connection runs under your Bunny permissions. If your user can't see those records in Bunny directly, neither can Claude. **Something else.** Report it in the [skills repository](https://github.com/bunnyapp/skills/issues) or contact Bunny support. --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. 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