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Sublay ships an official Claude Code plugin that installs a skill teaching your coding agent what the platform can do — every model, bundle, and capability — so it builds on what already exists instead of reinventing it or inventing what isn’t there.
This is complementary to the MCP Server. The plugin gives the agent a curated map of the platform that it reaches for automatically; the MCP server lets it pull exact field- and endpoint-level detail from the docs on demand. Installing the plugin also wires up the docs MCP for you.

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Install

In Claude Code, add the marketplace and install the plugin:
The first command registers Sublay’s plugin marketplace; the second installs the sublay plugin from it.

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What you get

implementation-expert skill

A complete, domain-organized map of Sublay — the mental model (project scoping, bundles, the Provider + Hook SDK pattern), every bundle, and each model and capability (entities, spaces, chat, custom tables, storage, semantic search & AI, and more). The agent consults it automatically when you work on anything Sublay-related, so it picks the right SDK hook, REST route, or dashboard surface.

Docs MCP, auto-connected

The plugin bundles the public docs MCP (https://docs.sublay.io/mcp, no auth), so when the agent needs exact hook signatures, params, or endpoint shapes, it can search the live docs without any extra setup.

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How it behaves

The skill is a first point of contact, not a full spec. It holds the shape of the platform — what exists and why — and defers precise, field-level detail to the docs (via the MCP or docs.sublay.io). That keeps the agent from guessing at APIs while staying lightweight. You don’t need to invoke it manually — Claude Code loads it when your request involves Sublay. You can also call it explicitly with /sublay:implementation-expert.

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Updating

When Sublay ships new skills or updates, run:
then reinstall or update the plugin to pick up the latest version.