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The Endor Labs Agent Kit installs into Claude Code as a plugin, adding the Endor Labs setup skill and the full set of workflow agents.
See Endor Labs MCP server in Claude Code to query Endor Labs from the assistant. See Endor Labs Agent Kit in Claude Code to install workflow agents. See Deploy hooks for Claude Code to capture events and enforce Coding Agent Governance policies.
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Install the plugin

Install the endor-labs-agent-kit@endorlabs plugin from the public marketplace. In Claude Code, run.
Start a new Claude Code session or run /reload-plugins after installing or reinstalling the plugin. If Claude Code still shows stale content for the same version, uninstall and reinstall the plugin. Run /reload-plugins and start a new session so host caches reload the agents and setup skill.
Upgrading from Endor Labs SkillsIf you previously installed the Endor Labs plugin as ai-plugins@endorlabs, it keeps working and existing installs are unaffected. New users should install the endor-labs-agent-kit@endorlabs plugin instead. Do not enable both plugin IDs in the same Claude Code profile, because they expose the same agents and setup skill.
2

Set up this machine

Ask your AI coding assistant to run the setup skill.
The setup skill guides package-manager-first endorctl installation, verifies Endor Labs authentication and namespace readiness, and reports missing gh or toolchain prerequisites. It does not run scans, run endorctl host-check, edit shell profiles, auto-install gh, or install language runtimes and package managers.
3

Run your first workflow

Invoke a workflow agent with @agent-<name>. Try these example prompts.
See the Agent Kit overview for the full agent catalog, and the safety model for how mutating agents handle approval gates.