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The dexi plugin packages the Dexi MCP server with three skills, so Claude Code (and Claude Cowork) get the connection and the know-how in one install. It’s the recommended way to connect from Claude Code; adding the server by hand with claude mcp add works too and gives you the same tools without the skills. Source and issues: github.com/dexi/claude-plugin (MIT).

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Install

Or from inside a session: /plugin marketplace add dexi/claude-plugin, then /plugin install dexi@dexi.Run /mcp and select dexi to authenticate — your browser opens Dexi’s consent page. Sign in, choose what the connection may access (everything, or one folder / tag), and approve.

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What you get

  • The Dexi MCP server — all twelve tools: keyword and semantic search, note create/update/delete, tags, folders, spaced-repetition reviews. Claude uses them on its own once connected.
  • /dexi:capture — saves a finding, decision, or snippet from the current session as a Dexi note: distilled rather than dumped, a specific noun-phrase title, one to three of your existing #hashtags (it checks list_tags first), [[Wiki Links]] where a related note exists. Claude also invokes it itself when you say “save that to my notes”.
  • /dexi:recall — runs search_notes and semantic_search (they surface different notes), reads the bodies that matter (full_text: true or get_note), uses list_tags / list_folders + filtered list_notes when the question maps to how you organize things, and answers with note titles linked to app.dexi.net. Also model-invoked: “did I save anything about X?”
  • /dexi:review — a spaced-repetition session over your due cards: question first (title only), then reveal, then your self-assessment mapped to a 1–4 grade via grade_review. Runs only when you ask for it.
Every skill passes the optional intent argument on each tool call — one sentence on what it’s doing for you, used only in aggregate to improve the tools; see Tools.

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Access control

The plugin’s tools carry exactly the access you approved on the consent page. Manage, narrow (to one folder or tag), or revoke the connection any time in Dexi under Settings → Connected apps; changes apply on the next tool call.

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Troubleshooting

The plugin’s skill guidance mirrors the tool contract in this documentation; when tools change, both are updated together. Plugin version history lives in the mirror repo.