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stripe Claude Code Plugin

Category
Development
Topics
Payments & Fintech · Web & App Development · AI Agents & AI App Development
First cataloged
2026-07-09 (UTC)
Explanation last updated
2026-09-23 (UTC)
Source (GitHub) last updated
2026-10-15 (UTC) (today)

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The stripe plugin adds Stripe-specific development support to Claude, installed through the official plugin command documented in the Stripe AI repository's README. According to the README, it is an agent skill package that gives Claude best-practice guidance for building with Stripe, and it can also connect to Stripe's hosted remote MCP server over OAuth for authenticated access to Stripe tooling. The plugin sits inside a larger Stripe AI repository that additionally provides SDKs for wiring Stripe billing into LLM and agent frameworks. The sources do not spell out every individual command or capability bundled inside the plugin itself, so those details remain unknown. Overall, its role is to bring Stripe development guidance and connectivity into a Claude-based workflow.

About the service

Stripe is a financial infrastructure platform described on its homepage as enabling businesses to accept payments, manage billing and subscriptions, issue cards, and run other revenue and financial operations across many currencies and payment methods worldwide.

What you can do with stripe

  • Install the plugin in Claude Code using the command shown in the README to add Stripe-focused agent skills
  • Connect to Stripe's remote MCP server over OAuth for authenticated interaction with Stripe tooling, per the README
  • Get automatic updates by installing it as an official plugin rather than adding a skill manually
  • Reference the broader Stripe AI repository, which also includes SDKs for connecting Stripe billing to frameworks such as Vercel's ai library and native OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Gemini SDKs
  • Alternatively add Stripe skills manually via the skills command, understanding that manual installs do not auto-update

Sources

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