KlickTipp agent plugins

The official KlickTipp plugin marketplace for AI coding agents. One plugin, plugins/klicktipp: it writes, reviews and prepares KlickTipp email newsletters from your agent, and reads the opt-in processes of the account, over the hosted KlickTipp MCP server.

claude plugin marketplace add klicktipp/agent-plugins
claude plugin install klicktipp@klicktipp
claude mcp login plugin:klicktipp:klicktipp

No API key lives in this repository. The MCP endpoint (https://mcp.klicktipp.com/mcp) sits behind OAuth and you sign in once, interactively — see SETUP.md. opencode, OpenClaw and Langdock reach the same server and take the same skills without the plugin; each guide carries a prompt that has the host set both up itself — opencode · OpenClaw · Langdock.

Documentation — developers.klicktipp.com/mcp-tools. The tools and skills each version ships are listed below and in the plugin's README, because that list moves with the releases.

Plugin	klicktipp
Endpoint	https://mcp.klicktipp.com/mcp
Tools	newsletters (draft, block-by-block content, audience, sender, test send, dispatch confirmation), automations (graph, actions, templates, their emails and SMS, test sends), split tests, contacts, tags, fields, opt-in processes, images, signatures and sender domains, the statistics of sends, tags and automations, and the account settings
Skills	account-setup — from a new account to a first safe newsletter test · email — the content of one email, block by block · newsletter — draft, audience, sender, dispatch · splittest — A/B tests and their arms · dns-setup — sending-domain DNS records and verification · contacts — contacts, their field values, history and CSV/Excel imports, and the account settings · tags — manual tags and who carries them · custom-fields — field definitions and their placeholders · opt-in — opt-in processes and their confirmation email · automation — automations, their actions and templates · webinaris-webinar — a complete campaign for a Webinaris auto-webinar and the matching Webinaris settings · dashboard — the account's numbers as a readable dashboard: the account overview, sends, tags and their counts, saved reports · email-template-generator — plain business emails
Agents	Claude Code and the Claude directory (.claude-plugin/), Codex and ChatGPT (.codex-plugin/)
Requires	a KlickTipp account

Layout

.claude-plugin/marketplace.json     the marketplace this repository is, for Claude Code
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json    the same, where Codex looks for it
CHANGELOG.md                        one entry per released version, and the release notes
SETUP_OPENCODE.md                   the same server and skills in opencode, set up by prompt
SETUP_OPENCLAW.md                   the same in OpenClaw
SETUP_LANGDOCK.md                   the same from a Langdock workspace — these three stay out of
                                    the plugin, which ships only what its own hosts use
plugins/klicktipp/
├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json      manifest for Claude
├── .codex-plugin/plugin.json       manifest for Codex/ChatGPT, kept at the same version
├── .mcp.json                       the MCP server — both manifests read this one file
├── assets/logo.svg
├── skills/                        shipped with the plugin: account-setup, email, newsletter, splittest, dns-setup,
│                                   automation, contacts, tags, custom-fields, opt-in, dashboard,
│                                   email-template-generator, webinaris-webinar
├── SETUP.md                        walks the agent through the one-time OAuth login
└── README.md

Both manifests are validated on every push by .github/workflows/validate.yml: claude plugin validate plus the invariants it does not cover — that the two manifests stay at the same version and carry the fields a public listing needs, and that the published plugin points nowhere but production.

Releasing

A pushed version tag publishes the release — nothing else to do:

git tag 0.5.1 && git push origin 0.5.1

.github/workflows/release.yml checks that the tag equals the version in both manifests, revalidates the plugin, takes the release notes from the tag's CHANGELOG.md section, and attaches klicktipp-<tag>.zip — the contents of the plugin directory, with .claude-plugin/plugin.json at the top level, which is where the plugin directory looks for it. A tag without a changelog section, or one that disagrees with the manifests, fails the run and publishes nothing.

Where this comes from

This repository publishes the production plugin with its own version tags. Relevant changes from KlickTipp's internal staging plugin are adapted here for the production endpoint. For changes to the plugin, open an issue or write to [email protected].

Licence

Proprietary — see LICENSE. Use of the KlickTipp service through this plugin is governed by the KlickTipp terms and privacy policy.