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Install the Splashify Pro Plugin

This guide connects Splashify Pro to Claude Code, end to end. It takes about 5 minutes.

There are three layers, installed in order:

  1. Claude Code — Anthropic's agentic coding tool (terminal, desktop, or IDE).
  2. The splashify CLI — the tool the plugin drives. It is its own product; full setup details live in the splashify CLI section. This page covers just enough to get the plugin working.
  3. The Splashify Pro plugin — installed into Claude Code from the public plugin marketplace.

Prerequisites

The plugin does not bundle an MCP server, a binary, or any credentials. It is pure markdown instructions that drive the splashify CLI you install in Step 2.

Step 1 — Install Claude Code

Pick the front-end you prefer; the plugin works with all of them:

Confirm Claude Code works:

bash
claude --version

Step 2 — Install the splashify CLI

The CLI is a single static binary; the installer downloads the right build for your OS and verifies the SHA-256 before placing it on disk.

macOS / Linux:

bash
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/splashifypro/cli/main/install.sh | bash

Windows (PowerShell):

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iwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/splashifypro/cli/main/install.ps1 | iex

The installer prints the install directory at the end — make sure that directory is on your PATH, then open a new shell.

Verify:

bash
splashify --version

For the complete CLI install and configuration guide, see splashify CLI → Install.

Step 3 — Create an access token

In Splashify Pro, go to Settings → Developer → Access Tokens & OpenClaw, click New Token, give it a name (e.g. "Claude Code on my laptop"), and copy the oc_live_… value.

The token is shown only once. Store it now — you cannot retrieve it later.

You can also create one from the CLI later — see Access Tokens.

Step 4 — Connect the CLI

Run:

bash
splashify connect

It asks for:

  • the Backend URL — https://api.splashifypro.com (press Enter to accept)
  • your oc_live_ token — paste it

The CLI validates the token and saves it to ~/.splashify/config.json (mode 0600). Confirm with:

bash
splashify whoami

This is the only credential in the whole setup — the plugin carries none of its own. Claude never sees the token, even masked.

Step 5 — Install the plugin into Claude Code

Inside Claude Code (any front-end), run:

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/plugin marketplace add splashifypro/claude-plugin
/plugin install splashifypro@splashifypro

Or from your shell:

bash
claude plugin marketplace add splashifypro/claude-plugin
claude plugin install splashifypro@splashifypro

Claude Code fetches the plugin from github.com/splashifypro/claude-plugin, pins it to the latest release tag, and loads the seven skills into your session.

To verify the plugin is loaded:

bash
claude plugin list

You should see splashifypro in the list. Inside a Claude Code session, the /plugin panel shows it too.

Step 6 — Confirm it works

Start a Claude Code session and ask:

"List my Splashify contacts."

Claude should match the splashify-messaging skill, run splashify contacts, and summarise the result. If it does — the plugin is live. 🎉

You can also run a CLI-only sanity check:

bash
splashify doctor

All checks should show ✓:

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✓ config — found
  ✓ access token — valid ([email protected])
  ✓ waba — connected

(The doctor's openclaw and splashify skill lines are about the OpenClaw integration — they do not apply to the Claude Code plugin and can be ignored if you only use Claude Code.)

Updating the plugin

Claude Code's marketplace tracks the latest release tag on splashifypro/claude-plugin. New tagged releases (e.g. v1.1.0) are picked up on the next claude plugin update:

bash
claude plugin update splashifypro

Restart Claude Code to apply the update.

Removing the plugin

bash
claude plugin uninstall splashifypro

This removes the plugin's skills from Claude Code; it does not touch the splashify CLI or your ~/.splashify/config.json. To disable the underlying access token entirely, see Access Tokens. Revoking a token stops the plugin, the OpenClaw skill, and the CLI at once.

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