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The Scott agent plugin is the bridge between local coding-agent work and team context in Scott. It bundles agent skills with local scott commands. Install and sync start from your terminal; push and pull happen from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, Gemini, or another supported agent thread where the work is happening. Use it for three daily jobs:

Install

From your development machine, run:
The installer signs you in, wires Scott into detected coding agents, and sets up the hosted MCP connection where supported. scott sync reads recent local agent history and opens /sync.
Install plus scott sync is the manual getting-started step. After that, invoke push and pull from your coding agent because they depend on the active thread context.
If you need manual terminal setup, run:
See Setup for agent-specific details.

The daily loop

  1. Sync local agent history from your terminal so Scott has useful context.
  2. Push focused threads when a prototype, proposal, or design direction needs team feedback.
  3. Review the planspace with comments and approvals in the Scott app.
  4. Pull the reviewed context into the next agent session when it is time to execute.
  5. Link the pull request back to one or more planspaces with the Scott GitHub App.

Agent prompts

After manual install and sync, invoke push and pull from the coding agent session where the work is happening: # from claude code, codex, gemini, opencode, etc
# from claude code, codex, gemini, opencode, etc

Command reference

Sync

Upload recent local agent sessions and start Sync Chat.

Push

Create a shareable planspace from the current agent thread.

Pull

Load reviewed planspace context back into execution.

Setup

Configure Scott for Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, OpenCode, Gemini, and other agents.

Terminal maintenance commands

Use scott remove to undo agent integration without deleting your Scott planspaces.