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Add Peka to Claude Code

Paste a prompt into Claude Code on each computer. Claude installs the Peka plugin, sets up that computer and adds the extension to Chrome. Say yes when it asks to run the commands. The same prompt updates Peka later. How it works

Free

Runs on this computer, with no account.

Set up Peka on this computer for me. Peka lets me point at things in my browser and send notes to Claude Code (https://getpeka.com).

1. Install its plugin from Peka's marketplace:
claude plugin marketplace add getpeka/claude-plugin
claude plugin install peka@getpeka
If claude isn't found, use "$CLAUDE_CODE_EXECPATH" in its place. If the plugin is already installed, update it instead: claude plugin marketplace update getpeka, then claude plugin update peka@getpeka.

2. Find the folder it installed to, its installPath:
claude plugin list --json

3. Run this from that folder (on Windows, runtime/peka.exe in place of runtime/peka):
runtime/peka setup --local --chrome

It downloads Peka's hub, about 30 MB, into ~/.peka and starts it, and adds Peka's Chrome extension, which Chrome will ask me to enable. Notes stay on this computer until they reach Claude.

When it finishes, tell me what it printed and anything left for me to do, and remind me to run /reload-plugins or start a new Claude Code session, so Peka loads.

Pro

Through Peka cloud, for notes between your computers. Paste it on each one, and approve each computer in your Peka account.

Set up Peka on this computer for me. Peka lets me point at things in my browser and send notes to Claude Code (https://getpeka.com).

1. Install its plugin from Peka's marketplace:
claude plugin marketplace add getpeka/claude-plugin
claude plugin install peka@getpeka
If claude isn't found, use "$CLAUDE_CODE_EXECPATH" in its place. If the plugin is already installed, update it instead: claude plugin marketplace update getpeka, then claude plugin update peka@getpeka.

2. Find the folder it installed to, its installPath:
claude plugin list --json

3. Run this from that folder, in the background, because it waits while I approve this computer (on Windows, runtime/peka.exe in place of runtime/peka):
runtime/peka setup --cloud --chrome

It connects this computer to my Peka account and adds Peka's Chrome extension, which Chrome will ask me to enable. It prints a link and a code: tell me both as soon as they appear. I open the link, check that the page shows the same code, and approve this computer.

When it finishes, tell me what it printed and anything left for me to do, and remind me to run /reload-plugins or start a new Claude Code session, so Peka loads.

Pro: connect Claude to your Peka account

Add the Peka connector to Claude once, for every computer with your Claude login. Then a computer with the Peka plugin joins your account after its first reply in Claude Code, and /peka:setup:cloud needs no code. You still allow each computer in your browser.

Add to ClaudeAdd to Chrome

Or do it by hand

  1. Add the plugin. In Claude Code, run /plugin marketplace add getpeka/claude-plugin, then /plugin install peka@getpeka.
  2. Free: start the hub. Run /peka:setup:local in Claude Code, or runtime/peka setup --local from the plugin’s folder, which claude plugin list --json shows as its installPath.
  3. Pro: connect this computer. Run /peka:setup:cloud in Claude Code, and approve it in the browser.
  4. Add the Chrome extension. Add it from the Chrome Web Store, or download it, unzip it, turn on Developer mode on chrome://extensions, press Load unpacked, and pick the folder.
  5. Pro: sign in to the extension. Right-click the peka button, open Setup and shortcuts, and press Sign in under peka cloud.