Plugins

A plugin is an app that reaches beyond its own pages. Install one and it adds things to the places your team already works:

• Chat commands — type /brief or /triage-contract in Chat.
• Menu actions — Summarise this file on a file, Explain this query on a workbook query, Explain this change on a dashboard panel.
• Background work — triggers that run on a schedule or when something happens, such as a file landing in a folder.
• Settings an admin fills in once.
• Connectors — tools from other services, through MCP (the Model Context Protocol, an open standard for connecting AI agents to outside tools).
• Skills — written instructions Chat and Relays follow, added to the workspace skill library.
• Relays — some plugins bring an AI teammate, such as a Legal review Relay, ready to take work.

Every plugin acts as the person using it and can never reach more than that person can. An admin reviews exactly what a plugin can access before it is installed.

How it works

1. Find a plugin in Discover, alone or as part of a team pack.
2. Install it — an admin reviews what it can access, picks the resources it should use, and approves any background work. See Install a plugin.
3. Use it — from Chat, from menus, or by opening its pages. See Use plugins.
4. Manage it — pause background runs, see every run, and set caps. See Manage plugins.

Agent Serve publishes seven plugins: Call prep, Content repurposer, Contract triage, Doc Q&A, File briefs, SQL explainer, and Variance explainer. See Agent Serve plugins.