External agent

Run the Intuned agent locally in your own coding agent instead of the hosted agent. The Intuned Agent Plugin gives it the same skills and browser tooling the hosted agent uses, so you can build, edit, test, and debug automations from your own terminal and IDE. Supported in Claude Code and Codex, with support for more coding agents coming soon.

Requirements

Node.js and npm — used to install the Intuned CLI.
uv and Python on your PATH — the browser tooling launches via uvx intuned-agent-mcp.

Install

Install the Intuned CLI and sign in:

npm install -g @intuned/cli
intuned auth login

Add the marketplace and install the Intuned Agent Plugin:

Claude Code
Codex

Open Claude Code and run these commands:

/plugin marketplace add Intuned/skills

/plugin install intuned-agent-plugin@intuned-skills

/reload-plugins

Then run the following for a guided overview of what the agent can do:

/intuned:agent

Add the marketplace and install from your terminal:

codex plugin marketplace add Intuned/skills
codex plugin add intuned@intuned-skills

The intuned CLI needs network access and a few home-directory paths that Codex’s default sandbox blocks, so Codex will ask for approval on nearly every command. If you don’t want to be bothered with approvals, add this to ~/.codex/config.toml:

[sandbox_workspace_write]
network_access = true
writable_roots = ["~/.intuned", "~/.npm", "~/.cache"]

or run Codex with the sandbox disabled (codex --sandbox danger-full-access). The config above is the safer option. One exception either way: launching the local browser (intuned dev browser start) can’t run inside the sandbox, so approve the one-time escalation Codex requests for it.Then start a new Codex session and run the following for a guided overview of what the agent can do:

$intuned:agent

Use it

Once installed, the agent loads its skills automatically from plain-English requests, so you don’t have to name them. Describe what you want and it picks the right workflow. You can also invoke a skill directly (skills are namespaced under intuned).

Create a new automation for a site.

/intuned:create-intuned-project create a scraper for Amendments on https://sandbox.intuned.dev/lists/table. Scrape ID, Name, Supplier Name, Supplier Phone Number (as a raw number), and Effective Date, filtered on Active Contract.

Edit, fix, or extend an existing project.

/intuned:edit-intuned-project for this project, filter the data based on the Deadline submission.

Run and test automations.

/intuned:test-intuned-project run an e2e test job for the "scrape-list" API in this project, pass {"max_pages":{}} as the parameter so it walks over all the pages.

Diagnose and fix failing runs, including Playwright traces.

/intuned:investigate-and-fix check why job jr_abcde had 5 failed runs and fix it.

Works with Connected projects

The external agent works on the same project files as local development. Connect a project locally with the CLI, then let the agent build and edit it in place — version control, your IDE, and your own tools all stay in the loop. When the project is ready, deploy it with the CLI.

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Complete CLI command documentation

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Intuned Agent overview

Local development

Using the agent

CLI reference

Requirements

Install

Use it

Works with Connected projects

Related resources