Kamy Plugin

Open Plugins distribution for Kamy — install Kamy PDF generation in Cursor, Claude Code, and any other Open-Plugins-compatible AI coding agent.

This repository ships only the plugin manifest and the agent-facing assets (skill, rules, sub-agent, MCP config). The Kamy API, dashboard, SDK source, and template engine live in private infrastructure; this repo is the install surface for AI agents.

What's in this plugin

Path	Component	Purpose
`.plugin/plugin.json`	Manifest	Name, version, metadata, declared components
`skills/kamy/SKILL.md`	Skill	Teaches the agent when and how to render PDFs
`rules/kamy-sdk.mdc`	Rule	Coding conventions for `@kamydev/sdk` and the REST API
`agents/pdf-template-author.md`	Sub-agent	Specialised template-design agent (Handlebars + print CSS)
`.mcp.json`	MCP server	Hosted MCP at `mcp.kamy.dev` exposing render tools

Install

Point your Open-Plugins-compatible agent at this repository and follow the host's plugin-install flow:

Code

https://github.com/Kamy-Development/kamy-plugin

The agent reads .plugin/plugin.json and loads the components automatically.

You will also need a Kamy API key. Grab one from kamy.dev/dashboard/keys and expose it as KAMY_API_KEY in your environment so the MCP server picks it up.

Use Kamy without the plugin

If you don't use an Open-Plugins-compatible agent, install the SDK or CLI directly:

bash

# SDK (Node, Bun, Deno, Workers, Edge, browser)
npm i @kamydev/sdk

# CLI (scripts, CI, previews)
npm i -g @kamydev/cli

Full docs at kamy.dev/docs.

Support

Docs — kamy.dev/docs
Status — kamy.dev/status
Changelog — kamy.dev/changelog
Email — support@kamy.dev
Security — security@kamy.dev

License

MIT — see LICENSE.