Open Apps on the left rail and click Discover. Discover has two shelves: Plugins and Connectors. Use the search box to find either by name.
Plugins
Team packs
A team pack is a set of plugins picked for one kind of team. Click a pack to see its plugins, then install the ones you want.
| Pack | For |
|---|---|
| Everyone | Useful to every team, from day one. |
| Sales pack | Prep calls, log meetings and keep deals moving. |
| Finance pack | Close faster and explain every number. |
| Legal pack | Review contracts and track obligations. |
| Ops pack | Watch exceptions and keep work on schedule. |
The catalog
Below the packs, Plugins lists every plugin. Filter by category: Productivity, Sales, Finance, Legal, Operations, Support, Engineering, or Data. Each card shows how many Chat commands and menu actions it adds, and a badge when it is Installed or has an Update available. Name in use here means an app with the same name is already in this workspace.
A plugin's page
Click a plugin to open its page. It shows:
- About — what it does, its pages, and its settings.
- What it adds — what runs on its own, its Chat commands, menu actions, and skills.
- What it can reach — the tables, files, models, and other resources it may use.
- Version history, the team packs it belongs to, and its Monthly budget.
Admins see Install. Once it is installed, everyone sees Open.
Connectors
The Connectors shelf is a directory of tools from other services that your agents can use, without installing a plugin. Each connector is an MCP server — a standard way for AI tools to call another service.
The directory includes GitHub, Google Drive, Supabase, Neon, Context7, Firecrawl, Browserbase, Slack, Notion, Linear, Sentry, Atlassian, Asana, Stripe, HubSpot, and Cloudflare Docs. Each card shows:
- How it signs in — Sign in, Your own app (you bring a client ID and secret), API key, or No sign-in.
- Its risk — Read only, Can change data, or Can act outside (it can act beyond your workspace, such as posting a message).
Click Connect to review what it can do and what it asks for, then connect. Some connectors offer Connect to the read-only address, which limits them to reading. Anyone with edit access to the workspace can connect one, and a connected card shows Connected.