Plugins

Optional components that extend the system itself.

Plugins are deeper than skills or MCP servers: they add capabilities to the platform. Web search backends, image and video generation providers, browser engines, scheduling and observability all arrive as plugins, and many ship already installed.

The Plugins page groups them by what they do. Click any tile to read what it is, then enable or disable it. Some plugins add their own page to the dashboard once enabled.

The Plugins page: runtime provider settings for memory and context engine, an install-from-git form, and the installed plugins grid below. — Built-in plugins ship ready to enable; anything else installs from a git address in one field.

Channel adapters — Telegram, Slack, WhatsApp and the rest — appear here too, but you configure them on the Channels page rather than here.