Build Integrations with AI

Give your AI coding assistant the context it needs to build integrations with Remote. It can help you scaffold a new integration, wire up employee onboarding, or verify webhooks, working directly against the Remote API so you write correct code faster.

Want to operate Remote by talking to an AI instead of writing code? See Remote MCP.

Two ways to connect your coding agent

You can give any AI coding tool access to the Remote API in one of two ways.

Point it at llms.txt

Remote publishes a machine-readable index of the entire developer portal at https://developer.remote.com/llms.txt. Point your assistant at it (or at the per-page .md versions linked inside it) and it has the full API reference and guides as context. No install required, and it works with any tool. For most integration work, this is enough.

Install the Remote plugin (recommended)

For a guided experience, install the remote-for-ai plugin. It ships task-specific skills that your assistant loads automatically based on what you ask. Each one encodes the right endpoints, request-body validation, and PII-handling rules for a common workflow, so you write less boilerplate and hit fewer surprises.

The skills build on the same API context as llms.txt; they're an optional upgrade, not a replacement.

Building skills included

The plugin ships skills for the most common integration tasks:

• remote-api-auth: authenticate your integration (API tokens and the partner OAuth flows).
• remote-api-integration: find and call the right REST endpoints for a task.
• remote-api-forms: build valid request bodies for Remote's dynamic JSON-Schema forms.
• remote-api-onboarding: run the hire/onboard sequence for employees and contractors.
• remote-api-webhooks: receive and verify Remote webhooks.

See Remote Agent Skills for the full list, including the skills for operating your workspace.

Supported tools

The plugin works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini CLI.

Ready to install? See the Build Integrations Quick Start.