Setup Wizard
One command.
Fully wired.
The Subtext wizard detects your agent and framework, injects the capture snippet, configures MCP, and registers skills — all in one interactive session.
What happens when you run it
Six things, one interactive session. The wizard inspects your project and does the wiring so your agent can start reviewing real sessions immediately.
Detects your agent
The wizard figures out which AI coding agent you use — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, or a custom harness — and tailors the setup to match.
Injects the capture snippet
It identifies your framework (Next.js, React, Vite, Remix, or plain HTML) and drops the capture snippet into exactly the right place, org ID baked in.
Wires up MCP
It configures the hosted Subtext MCP server for your agent so it can open real sessions — no local process to babysit.
Registers skills & commands
Session-review skills and slash commands land in your agent, ready to call tools like review-open, review-zoom, and review-snapshot.
Masks by default
Form inputs are masked from the very first session. Your agent flags additional PII and proposes masking rules for you to approve.
Verifies the connection
It ends with a live check: ask your agent to list recent sessions and confirm capture, MCP, and skills are all connected end to end.
Integrations
Works with the agent you already use
The wizard detects your agent and installs the right way — plugin, marketplace, extension, or skills — then connects the hosted MCP server for you.
Claude Code
Full plugin — MCP server, skills & commands
Cursor
Installed from the Cursor marketplace
Codex
Added via /plugins from the repo marketplace
Gemini CLI
Installed as a Gemini extension
Devin
Skills via OpenSkills + hosted MCP
claude.ai
Available as a connector in the directory
And plays nicely with the rest of your stack
Once connected, your agent lines Subtext sessions up against the tools you already run — turning an error or an alert into a real session it can open and diagnose.