Deck plugins bring customer evidence into Claude Code and Codex so product and design teams can use AI for discovery, feedback analysis, prioritization, initiative briefs, Project briefs, and NPS breakdowns.
Matt Teixeira
4 minutes read
Deck's plugin for Codex and Claude Code & Skills
Product teams have a split problem. Customer feedback sits in one place. The work of building sits in another.
You run discovery in Deck. You write specs, prototypes, and code in Claude Code or Codex. Between the two, the evidence gets summarized, paraphrased, and slowly disconnected from the customer who said it.
And the faster the work moves, the easier it is to lose the customer context that should shape it. Agents make shipping quick. They do not make it right on their own.
Today we are closing that gap. The Deck plugin brings your customer feedback directly into Claude Code and Codex.
The plugin connects Deck's hosted MCP server to your coding agent and installs a set of Deck-specific skills on top of it.
That means your agent can read real customer evidence: themes, insights, transcripts, segments, NPS, opportunities, initiatives, Projects, and recent feedback, without leaving the place where you are already working.
No API keys. No copy-paste. The feedback comes to the work.
This is for product teams who use AI agents to build, and who do not want to lose the customer along the way.
Product managers can ground roadmap decisions and initiative briefs in evidence, not memory. Designers and researchers can pull verbatim quotes and usability patterns straight into a prototype session. Founders running lean can move from "what are customers saying" to "here is what we are shipping" in one place.
If your team has started building with agents, this keeps those agents honest. Every answer stays tied to a real customer voice.
The plugin ships with skills for the work product teams actually do:
| Skill | What product teams can use it for |
|---|---|
discovery-partner | Explore customer problems, validate ideas, and decide what to investigate or build next from Deck themes, insights, segments, and customer evidence. |
feedback-analyst | Run deeper investigations into churn, adoption blockers, feature requests, segments, source feedback, and satisfaction drivers. |
initiative-brief-generator | Turn an initiative link, prompt, page, or evidence set into a concise initiative brief with customer problem, segment, scope, success metrics, risks, and evidence appendix. |
project-brief-generator | Turn a Project link, Jira or Linear reference, prompt, page, or evidence set into a concise Project brief with customer problem, execution scope, success metrics, risks, and evidence appendix. |
nps-breakdown | Understand NPS by promoters, passives, detractors, segment-level scores, drivers, related opportunities, representative feedback, and movement over time. |
prioritisation-advisor | Compare roadmap bets using feedback volume, sentiment, segment concentration, feature requests, NPS impact, recency, and customer quotes. |
Ask in plain English. The agent does the work.
For prioritization, you might ask:
Use Deck to compare the top three roadmap opportunities for activation.
Rank them by evidence strength, customer reach, sentiment, recency, NPS impact, and risk.For Project planning, you might ask:
Use Deck to generate a Project brief for the Linear-linked onboarding cleanup work.
Include the customer problem, parent initiative, evidence, execution notes, success metrics, and risks.claude plugin marketplace add getdeck-io/plugins
claude plugin install deck@deck-pluginsThen run /mcp and authenticate with your Deck account.
codex plugin marketplace add getdeck-io/plugins
codex plugin add deck@deck-plugins
codex mcp login deckAn org admin needs to enable MCP access in Deck under Settings -> MCP first. Authentication runs through browser OAuth, so there are no keys to manage.
You do not need Claude Code or Codex to put these workflows to work. The same skills are available as copy-paste prompts you can drop straight into Claude Chat.
Nothing gets installed. You copy a skill, paste it in, and your conversation runs the same evidence-first workflow: prioritization, idea validation, feedback investigation, NPS analysis, or initiative and Project briefs.
Here is how:
Browse the skills here: getdeck.io/resources/ai-skills.
The plugin is most useful when there is real feedback behind it. If your team is not on Deck yet, that is the place to begin.
You can find the plugin repo at github.com/getdeck-io/plugins.