Setup — Klever Plugins Marketplace

The fastest way to install the Klever Connect MCP in Claude Code. The Klever Plugins Marketplace follows the standard plugin marketplace spec, so the same /plugin commands work in any client that supports it.

Install (Claude Code)

Run these two slash-commands inside a Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace add klever-io/klever-marketplace
/plugin install sdk-js@klever-marketplace

That's it. Claude Code will register the plugin, the underlying MCP server (https://mcp.klever.org/sdk-js) becomes available, and the six Klever Connect tools (query_context, search_documentation, get_context, find_similar, get_knowledge_stats, enhance_with_context) appear in your assistant's tool list.

Why the slug is `sdk-js`

The marketplace plugin is registered under the slug sdk-js for historical reasons — the Klever Connect MCP is the AI-knowledge-server companion to the @klever/connect-* JavaScript/TypeScript SDK packages, and the marketplace entry was named after the SDK family rather than the MCP itself. The plugin's repository points to github.com/klever-io/mcp-klever-connect, which is the correct source. We keep the slug stable to avoid breaking existing installs.

Verify the install

In Claude Code, list the active MCP servers:

/mcp

You should see sdk-js (or klever-connect, depending on the client) listed. Try a smoke-test prompt:

Use search_documentation to find "send KLV transfer" in the Klever Connect knowledge base.

If the assistant returns markdown-formatted entries, the install is working.

Update or remove

/plugin update sdk-js@klever-marketplace
/plugin uninstall sdk-js@klever-marketplace

Troubleshooting

Plugin not found — make sure you ran /plugin marketplace add klever-io/klever-marketplace first; the install command is a no-op without the marketplace registration.
Tools don't appear after install — restart your Claude Code session, then run /mcp to confirm the server is connected.
Network errors — confirm you can reach https://mcp.klever.org/sdk-js from your machine. Some corporate networks block raw mcp.klever.org paths.