Native marketplace install. Briefing auto-injects on every session start, no manual prompts. Plus session-end digests so the next session picks up exactly where the last one left off.
On every session start, Sprintra's hook fetches your project briefing and injects it into the agent's context — automatically, with no agent action required. On session end, a structured digest captures decisions, pending asks, and user pushback so the next session loads with everything that mattered.
Inside Claude Code, run:
/plugin marketplace add Sprintra-io/sprintra-mcp
/plugin install sprintra@sprintraAdds the marketplace and installs the Sprintra plugin. The plugin bundles the MCP server, the SessionStart auto-briefing hook, the UserPromptSubmit capture hook, and the Stop hook that writes session digests.
From your project root, bind the directory to your Sprintra project ID:
npx @sprintra/cli@latest plugin link \
--project=<your-project-id>Creates .sprintra/project.json so Claude Code's session hooks know which project to fetch context for. Get your project ID from app.sprintra.io.
If this is your first install on this machine:
npx @sprintra/cli@latest loginStores your auth token in ~/.sprintra/config.json. Hooks and the CLI both read from there.
Open a fresh Claude Code session in your project directory. The briefing loads automatically — you don't need to ask for it. The agent starts the conversation already knowing your project state, recent decisions, last session digest, top pending stories, and recent commits.
Try asking: "What was I working on last time?" — the agent should reference the previous session's digest accurately.
Make sure .sprintra/project.json exists in your project root. If missing, re-run npx @sprintra/cli plugin link --project=<id>. Also check ~/.sprintra/config.json contains a valid auth token.
Run /plugin list inside Claude Code. Sprintra should appear as enabled. If not, run /plugin install sprintra@sprintra again and restart Claude Code.
The briefing is hard-capped at 4000 tokens by default. If your project has a lot of pinned context, lower-priority sections drop first. This is by design.
Sprintra Cloud is free to start. Sign up, create a project, and copy your project ID into the link command above.
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