Plugins
Install once. Your Stacks load themselves.
No copying and pasting instructions. Add the Bindry plugin to the AI tool you already use, connect it, and you're done.
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Install the plugin
One command adds Bindry to Claude Code, Codex, or GitHub Copilot.
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Connect once
Link your Bindry workspace with an API key. Public Stacks from the Library work without one.
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Your Stacks load and stay current
Pick a Stack and it loads into your tool. Choose live, and every change you make in Bindry shows up there on its own.
Choose your tool
Install a plugin today, use a file any AI tool can already read, or tell us which tool to support next.
Install today
Ready to use right now, with both snapshot and always-current syncing.
Claude Code
Turns a Stack into skills Claude Code loads only when it needs them.
claude plugin marketplace add bindryai/Plugins && claude plugin install bindry@bindry-plugins OpenAI Codex
The same idea, built for Codex.
codex plugin marketplace add bindryai/Plugins && codex plugin add bindry@bindry-plugins GitHub Copilot Preview
The same plugin, built for Copilot in the terminal and VS Code.
copilot plugin marketplace add bindryai/Plugins && copilot plugin install bindry@bindry-plugins Works with any AI tool — nothing to install
File formats any AI tool can already read. Just copy, save, or share the link.
AGENTS.md
A standard file any AI tool can read. Save it and you’re done.
Markdown bundle
One text file per Stack, ready to paste anywhere.
MCP Server
Connects your Stacks directly to any AI tool that supports MCP, a common standard for sharing context with AI.
On the horizon
Our system works the same everywhere, so these are close — just tell us which one to build next.
Cursor
Would send your Stacks straight into Cursor’s own rules file.
Windsurf
Would keep your Stacks in sync with Windsurf.
Cline
Would feed your instructions into Cline as you work.
Aider
Would export a Stack in Aider’s own format.
Zed
Would bring your Stacks into Zed’s AI panel.
JetBrains
Would cover JetBrains tools like IntelliJ and PyCharm.