AI agent customization with plugins, skills, and rules
Set your standards once, and every agent follows them
Without shared standards, what an agent builds depends on who asked and how. Plugins give every agent your team’s skills, rules, reviewers, and tool connections. Install one for yourself, a team, or the whole organization, and every task follows it in the Cloud Agent, the Desktop App, and the CLI.
Today, the result depends on who asked the agent
Three developers ask an agent for the same endpoint and get three versions: different error formats, tests in one but not the others, a key left in config. Reviewers catch it one pull request at a time. Install your standards as a plugin, and every agent starts from them.
Agents that already know your team’s conventions
Customization turns how your team works into something every agent loads before it starts, so review time goes to the decisions that matter.
The same result, whoever asks
Skills and rules travel with every task, so the output no longer depends on who wrote the prompt.
Roll out at your own pace
Try a plugin yourself, then install it for a team or the organization. Spec approval, pull request review, and merge don’t change.
Agents that reach your tools
MCP servers connect agents to services such as GitHub, Linear, and Notion, so they work from your tickets and docs.
One install for every product
A plugin applies in the cloud and on your machine: the Cloud Agent, the Desktop App, and the CLI.
What’s inside an AI agent plugin
A plugin is a bundle you install from the marketplace on the Customize screen. It can bring skills, specialist agents, rules, and MCP servers. Each plugin shows its version and what it brings before you install it.
Choose who gets each plugin
Pick who a plugin is for when you install it, and widen it once it fits how your team works.
- Myself: try a new skill or tool server on your own tasks first.
- Team: give one team the tool servers and reviewers its work needs.
- Organization: give every team the same rules, so every pull request starts from the same standards.
Find plugins for your tools and your workflow
Search the marketplace on the Customize screen and see what each plugin brings before you install it.
- Tool servers connect agents to services such as GitHub, GitLab, Linear, Notion, and Stripe.
- Other plugins bring skills, agents, and rules together.
- Tabs for skills, agents, MCP servers, and rules list everything you’ve installed.
The same plugins in the Cloud Agent, Desktop App, and CLI
Plugins apply in the cloud and on your machine, so a task follows the same skills and rules wherever someone starts it.