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RevenueCat's MCP server and skills in one plugin: your agent sets up subscriptions, integrates the SDK and reads your revenue data.
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RevenueCat's own plugin for coding agents, part of its AI Toolkit. It connects your agent to RevenueCat's hosted MCP server, so it can set up and change your RevenueCat projects and read your data, and adds RevenueCat's skills: playbooks that give your agent the right order of steps for each RevenueCat job. What you can do with it - Set up subscriptions from scratch: projects, apps, Products, Entitlements, Offerings and Packages, created in the right order - Integrate the Purchases SDK on iOS, Android, Kotlin Multiplatform, Flutter or React Native, with Paywalls, the purchase and restore flow and the Customer Center - Gate paid features behind Entitlement checks, and tie RevenueCat users to your app's sign-in - Change prices, availability and review details of your products in App Store Connect and Google Play Console - Read charts, revenue and subscriber metrics, and analyze experiment results - Diagnose problems like empty Offerings, missing Products or failed sandbox purchases, and migrate from raw StoreKit or Google Play Billing How it connects The plugin adds RevenueCat's MCP server at https://mcp.revenuecat.ai/mcp. You sign in with your RevenueCat account in the browser, and your agent gets the access your account has, across all your projects. Skills load by themselves when a request matches; you don't call them by name. Good to know RevenueCat publishes it from its RevenueCat/ai-toolkit repository (formerly rc-claude-code-plugin), which also has versions for Cursor, Codex and Gemini CLI. Its separate revenuecat-play-billing plugin adds deeper Google Play billing skills. Store changes such as a price rise change what live customers pay, so check the plan your agent shows you before it applies it.
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“Set up RevenueCat for my fitness app. I'm building for iOS and Android. I want monthly and annual subscriptions.”
“Integrate RevenueCat in this React Native app and configure the SDK with the correct public API key.”
“My offerings are empty on iOS sandbox. Diagnose the RevenueCat setup and tell me what to fix.”
“Gate the premium tab behind an entitlement check.”
“Raise the price of my annual plan to $89.99 on the App Store.”
“What is my trial conversion rate?”
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Your projects, apps, Products, Entitlements and Offerings · Charts, revenue and subscriber metrics · Experiment results · Product state in App Store Connect and Google Play Console
Makes changes · your agent can ask first
Creates and changes apps, Products, Entitlements, Offerings and Packages · Changes prices and availability in App Store Connect and Google Play Console · Adds the RevenueCat SDK, Paywalls and purchase code to your app
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/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-official /plugin install rc@claude-plugins-official
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