Onboard your agent
Pick your agent. It learns to make its own sandboxes, you sign in once from your terminal, and then you ask.
- 1
Add the plugin to Claude Code
Two commands in your terminal. The plugin carries all four skills and updates through Claude Code.
shellclaude plugin marketplace add https://agental.io/claude-plugins.jsonclaude plugin install agental@agental --scope user
- 2
Sign in from your terminal
It keeps a key on this computer for your agent. It needs Node.js 20.16 or later.
npx agental@latest loginYour browser opens on three screens. Already signed in with a plan, you see only the last.
agental.io/cliConnect your terminal.Sign in, or sign up: GitHub, Google, a passkey or an email code.agental.io/cliChoose a plan first.A new account starts a plan before its key is made.agental.io/cliAllow your terminal?Allow it only if you ran the command yourself, just now.AllowSign-up takes an invite for now: ask for one on X.
- 3
Ask your agent
Make an agental sandbox and run this repository's tests in it.
Signed in, the console ticks these steps off as your agent uses its key and makes its first sandbox.
Other ways in
- All at once
- npx agental@latest installs the skills for every coding agent on this computer and signs you in, in one go.
- A key by hand
- For a server or CI with no browser: make a key under API keys in the console and set AGENTAL_API_KEY.
What your agent learns
agentalMake sandboxes and run commands, builds, tests and Docker in them.
agental-move-repoBring the repository over, uncommitted work included.
agental-parallelTry several approaches at once, one agent in each copy.
agental-setupGive sandboxes your tokens and git settings without the agent reading them.
Prefer to read first? The brief your agent reads.