Quick Start

Get Quoth running in 5 minutes

This guide will help you connect Quoth to your AI tool and start using it to improve your AI-assisted development workflow.

Prerequisites

Before you begin, make sure you have:

  • An AI tool that supports MCP (Model Context Protocol)
    • Claude Desktop
    • Claude Code (CLI)
    • Cursor
    • Or any MCP-compatible client
  • A Quoth account (free tier available)

Step 1: Create an Account

1

Visit quoth.triqual.dev and click Get Started

2

Sign up with your email address

3

Verify your email to activate your account

Step 2: Connect Your AI Tool

Install the Quoth Plugin to get everything: MCP server, lightweight hooks, and the /quoth-genesis skill:

# Add the Quoth marketplace (one time)
/plugin marketplace add Montinou/quoth-mcp

# Install the plugin
/plugin install quoth@quoth-marketplace

The plugin includes ~60 tokens of lightweight hooks that gently remind Claude to use quoth_guidelines when relevant.

MCP-Only Setup

If you prefer just the MCP tools without hooks:

claude mcp add --transport http quoth https://quoth.triqual.dev/api/mcp

When prompted, select "Authenticate" from the /mcp menu. Your browser will open for login.

Step 3: Initialize Your Knowledge Base

Run Genesis to automatically document your codebase:

/quoth-genesis

Or ask Claude directly: "Run Genesis to document this project"

Genesis will analyze your code and create documentation for:

  • Project structure and architecture
  • Tech stack and dependencies
  • Coding conventions and patterns

Start with the minimal depth level for a quick overview, then run comprehensive when you need full documentation.

Step 4: Register Your Agent (Optional)

To enable agent-to-agent communication across your organization:

// Register this agent instance
quoth_agent_register({
  agent_name: "my-agent",
  display_name: "My Agent πŸ€–",
  instance: "mac",
  role: "specialist"
})

This enables:

  • Cross-instance messaging β€” Agents on AWS, Mac, WSL2 can talk to each other
  • Task assignment β€” Create and assign tasks between agents
  • Real-time delivery β€” Supabase Realtime for instant notifications

Step 5: Start Building

Now when you write code with AI assistance, Claude will automatically receive hints to use Quoth patterns. You can also explicitly ask for guidelines:

Use quoth_guidelines('code') and search for authentication patterns
"Create a new API endpoint for user authentication"

Claude will search your knowledge base before generating code, ensuring it follows your documented patterns. When Quoth is used, you'll see the πŸͺΆ badge showing which patterns were applied.

Example: Agent-to-Agent Communication

// List all agents in your organization
quoth_agent_list()

// Send a message to another agent
quoth_agent_message({
  to: "documentation-agent",
  message: "Please review the new API patterns",
  priority: "normal"
})

// Create a task for an agent
quoth_task_create({
  assigned_to: "documentation-agent",
  title: "Update API documentation",
  priority: 4
})

Next Steps