1lev1 for AI agents

Run your partnerships from the agent you already use.

1lev1 is a platform for consent-based partnerships. People contribute work to a shared venture ("rikma"), the hours they log become their documented share of it, and income is split by agreements everyone signs. This repo publishes the skill: the standing instructions that teach your agent what a rikma is, how consent works on the platform, and which of the ~20 MCP tools to reach for. The MCP server gives an agent hands; this gives it judgement.

Install (Claude Code)

/plugin marketplace add Avi-ADAM/1lev1-agent

/plugin install 1lev1@1lev1

Then connect your account:

npx 1lev1-mcp

Restart the client. That is it.

Why the connection is a separate step

The plugin deliberately does not ship an MCP server entry. A bundled entry would need your API key from an environment variable, and it would sit alongside the one npx 1lev1-mcp writes — two servers, one of them broken, and an agent seeing every tool twice. So there is exactly one connection path: the CLI, which authenticates you in the browser and writes the key where your agent reads it.

If you install the skill without connecting, nothing breaks: the skill's first instruction is to check, and to offer you the one-line fix.

Other MCP clients

npx 1lev1-mcp also configures Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Roo Code, Continue, Antigravity, VS Code and Claude Desktop, and installs the skill where the client reads it. To wire it by hand instead:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "1lev1": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://api.1lev1.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer 1lev1_..." }
    }
  }
}

Get the key with npx 1lev1-mcp, or from Settings -> API keys on the site.

What you can then say

• "What am I supposed to be working on today?"
• "Start the timer on the auth-refactor mission."
• "I worked 3 hours on the landing page yesterday - log it."
• "Turn this repo into a partnership with the three of us."
• "Draft missions for the open issues in this milestone."
• "What is waiting for my approval?"

What it will not do

The plugin never votes, signs a profit-split, or accepts an offer on your behalf. Anything that affects another person comes back as a prefilled link on the site for a human to approve. That is the platform's model, not a limitation of the plugin.

Without an account

The server answers getPlatformInfo and howToConnect unauthenticated, so you can ask your agent what 1lev1 is before signing up for anything.