Agent Plugin

Install the Frostbyte plugin so your AI agent reads, picks, and ships tasks alongside you. Universal, every tier.

The Frostbyte plugin connects your AI coding agent (Claude Code, Codex) directly to your Frostbyte projects. Your agent reads tasks, picks one, edits the code, marks it done, all without you context-switching between terminal and browser.

The plugin is universal. Every tier, including Free, gets full access. No credit cost to install or use it.

What it gives you

Once installed, your agent can:

  • List tasks, see what's queued in the active release.
  • Read tasks, pull the full description, subtasks, attached files, GitHub links.
  • Update tasks, change status, type, area, release, priority, assignee.
  • Add comments to tasks via activity entries.
  • Create new tasks from things discovered while coding ("found a bug in the auth flow, adding it to backlog").
  • Read the project structure, areas, releases, members, recent activity.

This is the "agent works with you, not just for you" loop. Instead of you describing the task, your agent picks it up, asks clarifying questions, then writes the code.

Installation

In Claude Code:

/plugin install frostbyte

In Codex:

codex plugin install frostbyte

The plugin asks for an API token on first use. Generate one in your Frostbyte settings, paste it once, you're done.

What's underneath

The plugin is a thin wrapper around the MCP server. The plugin gives you the convenient install + auth flow; MCP is the underlying protocol. If you're using a different MCP-aware client (not Claude Code or Codex), point it at the MCP server directly.

Privacy and data

The plugin only reads/writes data in projects you're a member of. Your agent never sees other users' projects. Bearer-token auth means revoking the token in settings instantly cuts off the agent's access, see API tokens.

The plugin does not transmit your codebase to Frostbyte. The plugin sees your tasks; your codebase stays in the agent's local workspace as usual.

What's next

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