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Explore the public Revensi agent blueprint gallery, get build briefs for Claude and Codex, and map, review, and save business workflows.
Set up
Runs on your computer. Pick your agent and operating system.
This project does not publish an install method we can turn into a config. Follow the README instead.
README
synced Nov 1, 2026Revensi Plugin
Explore public agent blueprints and map, review, and save business workflows in Revensi from your AI client.
The plugin connects your AI client to the Revensi MCP server. It can search public agent blueprints and retrieve their build briefs without a Revensi account. For workspace tools, sign in and select a Revensi workspace. It can interview an operator to map a new process, review an existing map for gaps and open questions, and manage the connector catalog and source documents behind your workflows. Every change requires your explicit approval, and nothing is published or run on your behalf.
Works with Claude Code, Claude, OpenAI Codex, and other clients that support Agent Skills and remote MCP servers.
Skills
| Skill | Purpose | Writes |
|---|---|---|
revensi-agent-catalogue | Find public agent blueprints, inspect their details, and retrieve Markdown build briefs | None |
revensi-workflow-interview | Interview an operator, review the complete draft in conversation, and save it once approved | One workflow draft |
revensi-workflow-review | Check a saved map for open questions, decision gaps, handoffs, and readiness for human review | None |
revensi-connector-catalog | Add or remove named services in the connector catalog and see which workflows mention them | Catalog records |
revensi-resource-library | List source documents or remove a specific one | Resource removal |
Connector catalog entries record the services named in workflow maps. They are not account connections and do not grant Revensi or your agent access to those services.
Install
Install it as a Claude Code plugin:
/plugin marketplace add RevensiAI/Plugins
/plugin install revensi@revensi-plugins
Or as an OpenAI Codex plugin:
codex plugin marketplace add RevensiAI/Plugins
codex plugin install revensi@revensi-plugins
The three public catalogue tools do not require a Revensi account or workspace at the server. A client may still ask you to sign in when installing this combined plugin. The nine workspace tools require OAuth and membership in the workspace selected during sign-in; each workspace call verifies that membership.
Quickstart
Start with a prompt:
Find public agent blueprints for invoice processing.
Show me a matching blueprint and its Codex build brief.
Interview me to create a workflow draft in Revensi.
Show the open questions for our invoice approval workflow.
List the source documents saved in my Revensi workspace.
Which workflows mention our CRM in the connector catalog?
MCP tools
The server exposes twelve tools: eight reads and four workspace writes.
| Tool | Purpose | Authentication |
|---|---|---|
search_agents | Search published agent blueprints by task, department, system, or integration | Public |
get_agent | Read a published blueprint, including review boundaries, evaluations, and fictional examples | Public |
get_agent_spec | Retrieve a Markdown build brief, optionally for Codex, Claude Code, or a personal agent | Public |
list_workflows | Find and filter saved workflow summaries | Workspace OAuth |
get_workflow | Read a saved workflow map, estimates, and questions | Workspace OAuth |
list_workflow_questions | List open or deferred questions and blockers | Workspace OAuth |
list_connectors | List connector catalog entries and referencing workflows | Workspace OAuth |
list_resources | List resource library file metadata | Workspace OAuth |
add_workflow | Save a complete workflow draft after user approval | Workspace OAuth |
add_connector | Add or reuse a named connector catalog entry | Workspace OAuth |
remove_connector | Remove an exact-name confirmed, unreferenced catalog entry | Workspace OAuth |
remove_resource | Remove an exact-name confirmed resource record and its searchable chunks | Workspace OAuth |
Public blueprints are specifications with fictional examples. Retrieving one does not create, connect, or run an agent, grant access to services, or save a workspace workflow. Uploads go through Resources → Upload resources in the Revensi web app; the MCP server does not accept files.
Repository layout
Plugins/
├── skills/
│ ├── revensi-agent-catalogue/
│ ├── revensi-workflow-interview/
│ ├── revensi-workflow-review/
│ ├── revensi-connector-catalog/
│ └── revensi-resource-library/
├── assets/
├── .claude-plugin/
├── .codex-plugin/
├── .agents/plugins/
├── plugin.json # agent-plugins.org manifest
└── mcp.json
About Revensi
We help companies define their AI strategy and build proprietary AI systems around their data, workflows and knowledge, without locking critical intelligence into a vendor.
Learn more at revensi.com.
Privacy, contributions, and license
The plugin has no telemetry and sends tool arguments only to the Revensi MCP server. Public catalogue requests include search filters or blueprint identifiers; workspace requests use the workspace you authorize. See PRIVACY.md for the data-flow summary and the Revensi Privacy Policy for the service. Support is available at revensi.com/support.
Issues and focused pull requests are welcome. The Revensi plugin is available under the MIT License.