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Browse plugins and see what they offer

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Purpose

Stock lives in one system and prices in a spreadsheet, and before he connects anything Kian wants to see what a plugin does and who made it. Find a plugin that connects your agents to another tool, and read its details before you connect it.

Before you start

Sign in and select your workspace. A plugin is a tool provider. Connecting one (see "Connect a plugin") makes its tools available to your agents.

Steps

  1. Open "Plugins" in the sidebar. The page is titled "Plugins" and has two tabs at the top: "Plugins" and "Skills".
  2. One list shows the public plugins together with the ones added to your workspace, grouped by category. A plugin added to your workspace carries a "Workspace" badge, and a plugin you have connected is marked "Connected".
  3. Use the filter chips above the list: "All", "Connected" (only your connected plugins) or a category such as "Shopping", "Travel and stays", "Health", "Productivity", "Communication", "Developer tools" or "Other". Only categories that contain plugins appear. If you have connected nothing, "Connected" says "You have not connected any plugins yet."
  4. Type in "Search plugins" to filter. When nothing matches, the page says that no plugins match your search.
  5. Select a plugin to open its page. It shows the developer under the name and a short description. When the plugin lists capabilities, a "Try it" list offers up to three example requests; selecting one opens a new chat with that request typed in the message box. The "Information" list shows its capabilities, developer, category, provider, "OpenAPI specification" (for OpenAPI plugins), website, version, privacy policy and terms of service, the discovered "Tools" and "Skills".
  6. Select the list button next to "Tools" (labeled "View [name] tool details") to read each tool's name and description. Before you connect, the list says "Connect to discover tools".
  7. Use "Connect" on the page, or the "Connect" button on a row, to connect (see "Connect a plugin").

Expected result

You know what a plugin does, who made it and which tools it offers. Browsing a plugin does not authorize it to act in a chat. Adding your own plugin may contact its service to check the connection and discover tools.

Troubleshooting

Problem What to do
"No tools discovered" on a connected plugin Disconnect and connect again so the tools are discovered.
A plugin you added is missing Clear the search and choose "All". Plugins added to your workspace carry a "Workspace" badge.
An old category link It opens the same "Plugins" page, filtered to that category when it still exists.
The "Connectors" link in an old bookmark It leads to the same "Plugins" page.

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