Quick Start

This guide walks you through provisioning your first real infrastructure resource with Conjra — from zero to done.

Step 1: Install Conjra

npm install -g conjra

Step 2: Initialize for your editor

conjra init --ai claude

This writes the MCP server configuration to ~/.claude/settings.json. Claude Code will automatically discover Conjra on next launch.

Conjra supports 20 AI editors. Configure any of them with:

conjra init --ai <editor>

Or configure all at once:

conjra init --ai all

See the AI Editors page for the full list.

Step 3: Connect a provider

Let us connect Stripe. First, get your secret key from the Stripe Dashboard.

conjra add stripe

You will be prompted for your API key:

Enter your stripe apiKey: > sk_live_abc123... ✓ stripe connected (key: sk_l•...•123)

Step 4: Use it in your editor

Open your editor and ask the AI:

use conjra to create a stripe product called "Pro" at $29/month

Claude Code calls Conjra which creates the product and price:

✓ Stripe product "Pro" created (prod_abc123) ✓ Price set at $29/month (price_xyz789)

Step 5: Connect more providers

conjra add supabase conjra add vercel conjra add railway

Check your connections at any time:

conjra status

What is next

• Learn how Conjra works
• Browse all CLI commands
• Explore supported providers