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The free tier makes Strapi magic strings understandable. Pro lets DevKit change them for you — safely, across your whole project, in your editor and through your AI agent.

  • Propagated rename — rename an entity or a method and DevKit updates every call-site and route handler, renames the file/folder, and repoints relation targets. No grep-and-pray.
  • Move / extract-to-plugin (via your AI agent) — relocate an artifact or a whole content-type resource across namespaces; scaffold a new local plugin and extract into it in one reviewable plan.
  • Schema edits (via your AI agent) — retarget a relation, rename an attribute (and rewrite its populate/filters usages).
  • Safe apply — every change is a contractual plan, applied by an executor that is root-confined (symlink-resolved), refuses silent overwrites, verifies content fingerprints before writing (anti-TOCTOU), is best-effort transactional, and self-verifies for broken references afterward.

€39.99 one-time — a perpetual licence plus one year of updates, per developer. One key unlocks both the editor (rename) and the MCP refactor tools.

Secure checkout via Polar · your licence key arrives by email · also on the pricing section of the landing page.

The licence is verified online, then cached so it keeps working offline — it re-checks periodically (about weekly when online) and tolerates being offline for up to ~30 days. No telemetry, no code leaving your machine.

Not for you? 14-day money-back, no questions asked — just email pro@paulrichez.fr.

One key unlocks both surfaces — your editor and your AI agent.

In your editor (VS Code · Cursor · Windsurf · Antigravity)

Section titled “In your editor (VS Code · Cursor · Windsurf · Antigravity)”
  1. Open the Command Palette — Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P.
  2. Run DevKit for Strapi: Enter License Key.
  3. Paste the key from your Polar receipt email.

To remove or replace a key later, run DevKit for Strapi: Clear License Key.

The key is stored in your editor’s secret storage (the OS keychain) — never in settings.json, so it can’t leak into Git or Settings Sync. This unlocks the editor refactors and the bundled MCP server’s Pro tools at once: the extension forwards the key to the MCP server it spawns.

If you run the devkit-for-strapi-mcp server yourself (an agent outside the extension), set the DEVKIT_LICENSE_KEY environment variable in its env block:

{
"mcpServers": {
"devkit-for-strapi": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "devkit-for-strapi-mcp", "/absolute/path/to/your/strapi-project"],
"env": { "DEVKIT_LICENSE_KEY": "polar_xxx" }
}
}
}

Keep this file out of Git — the key is a secret.

Every free tool keeps working. The Pro tools stay visible to your agent, but calling one (a plan_* refactor or apply_*) returns a short “Pro required” result — the feature, where to buy a licence, and how to activate it — so your agent can relay it to you instead of failing silently. Both the refactor plan and its apply are Pro, so an agent can’t sidestep the licence by applying a free plan with its own tools.