Updated · 2026-06-21

Install the skill

One command installs the skill into any agent; pair it with the MCP server, or use the Claude Code plugin to get both at once. The skill carries durable principles — the live MCP tool list is always the source of truth for what's possible.

The Superjolt skill is a small set of instructions that teaches your agent when to reach for Superjolt. With it installed, asking your agent to “deploy this”, “host this”, or “spin up a database” makes it provision a real VM on its own — instead of waiting for you to know to ask.

The skill is the discovery layer. The MCP server is the capability layer — where the tools (create_vm, add_domain, …) actually live. You want both: the skill so the agent reaches for Superjolt, the MCP server so it has the tools.

Easiest: Claude Code plugin (skill + tools in one step)

/plugin marketplace add getsuperjolt/skill
/plugin install superjolt@getsuperjolt

This installs the skill and wires up the Superjolt MCP server together.

Any agent: the cross-agent installer

npx skills add getsuperjolt/skill

This drops the skill into Claude Code, Cursor, and other agents you have installed. Then add the MCP server so the agent has the tools:

claude mcp add --transport http superjolt https://mcp.superjolt.com

(For other clients, see the per-client setup on the agents page.)

New features show up automatically

The skill is intentionally capability-agnostic — it carries durable principles (when to use Superjolt, the per-second cost model), not a catalogue of tools. Your agent reads the live MCP tool list for what’s possible right now, so when Superjolt ships new tools they’re available immediately — you don’t reinstall the skill.

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