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Install the Terminal49 plugin from the Terminal49/agent-plugins marketplace to set up your coding agent in one step. The plugin configures the Terminal49 MCP server connection (https://mcp.terminal49.com) and adds a shared container-tracking skill, so you don’t have to add the server manually.
No API key required. The plugin contains no API keys or customer data. Authentication uses the same OAuth 2.1 browser flow as a direct MCP connection — sign in with your Terminal49 credentials when your agent first connects.

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What the plugin provides

  • OAuth connection to https://mcp.terminal49.com — the same hosted MCP server the other setup guides configure directly
  • A shared container-tracking skill that teaches agents how to choose and sequence the Terminal49 tools when searching, tracking, and investigating container shipments
  • Workflow guidance for status, pickup readiness, holds, ETAs, routes, delays, and demurrage-risk questions
  • Guardrails around tracking-request creation, credentials, dates, and missing data

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Install

The first time the Terminal49 tools are used, sign in through the browser OAuth flow. If you aren’t prompted, run /mcp, select terminal49, and choose Authenticate.Prefer adding the MCP server directly? See the Claude Code guide.

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Test the plugin

After connecting your Terminal49 account, ask your agent:
“Where is container CAIU1234567?”
“Is this container ready for pickup, and are there any holds?”
It should use tools such as search_container, track_container, and get_container. See the tools reference for the full list, and Test Numbers for containers you can use during development.

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Troubleshooting

For plugin sources, the shared skill, and contribution guidelines, see the repository README.