Open Source Plugins
Plugins are optional components that add capabilities to an existing application without requiring users to replace or rebuild its core. They can connect software to external services, automate repetitive tasks, customize interfaces, or support new file formats and workflows. By separating extensions from the main application, plugin systems let users tailor tools to specific needs while giving developers a way to contribute features independently.
Open source plugins range from themes and command-line enhancements to integrations, developer tools, and extensions for AI assistants. When choosing one, check compatibility with your application and its versions, the license, documentation, permissions, and how actively it is maintained. Consider dependencies, security implications, and whether the extension can be configured or removed easily. Plugins are useful for people who want to adapt existing software, as well as developers building or maintaining extensible applications.
63 repositories · updated October 15, 2026
dcc-mcp-blender: Control Blender with AI Agents
An embedded MCP server that lets AI agents operate Blender through typed tools for modeling, UVs, rigging, materials, animation, and rendering. Suited to creators and pipeline teams seeking structured, cross-DCC automation.
NewHealth 61/100
lenso: Build Bun-First TypeScript Plugin Applications
Lenso is a TypeScript plugin framework for Bun apps, built around async services and explicit resource ownership. Its optional packages add web, auth, database, task, and agent-operation integrations for teams assembling applications from separate capabilities.
NewHealth 40/100
aidevops: Coordinate AI Agents Across Development and Operations
An OpenCode plugin and shell-based framework for coordinating AI agents across software delivery, DevOps, and business workflows. It combines specialist guidance with isolated Git work, verification, and automation for teams seeking a more durable alternative to one-off AI chats.
ActiveHealth 78/100
agent-plugins: Install Curated AI Coding Assistant Bundles
agent-plugins packages curated skills, MCP servers, and specialist agents into category-based plugins for VS Code, GitHub Copilot CLI, and Claude Code. It suits developers who want reusable assistant capabilities without assembling each integration themselves.
NewHealth 72/100
context-engineering-kit: Improve AI Coding Agent Workflows
A collection of installable skills, commands, and agents for improving coding-agent reliability and code quality. Use it to add reflection, specification-driven development, multi-agent workflows, and code review to supported AI coding tools.
ActiveHealth 46/100
opencode-worktree: Automate Isolated Git Worktrees for OpenCode
An OpenCode V1 plugin that creates Git worktrees, syncs configured files, and launches each one in a separate terminal with OpenCode running. It is archived, with no planned OpenCode V2 port.
ArchivedHealth 20/100
magic-context: Manage Coding Agent Context and Memory
Magic Context manages coding-agent context and project memory across sessions, reducing reliance on disruptive compaction and manual note-taking. It is designed for developers using OpenCode, Pi, or Oh My Pi who want persistent, searchable project knowledge.
ActiveHealth 71/100
aft: Give Coding Agents IDE-Style Code Tools
AFT equips OpenCode, Pi, and OMP coding agents with symbol-aware code navigation and edits, semantic search, and persistent shell tasks. It is a fit for developers who want agents to work across a codebase more precisely and with less noisy tool output.
ActiveHealth 68/100
claude-video: Give AI Agents Timestamped Video Evidence
claude-video adds a watch skill that turns video URLs or local files into timestamped visual frames and transcripts for AI agents. It suits people who want an agent to analyze video, with options for local processing or Gemini and transcription services.
NewHealth 36/100
claude-codex-settings: Add Skills and Plugins to Coding Agents
A cross-tool collection of plugins, skills, hooks, and agent guidance for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Gemini CLI. Use selected components to standardize coding workflows, review changes, or add domain-specific guidance.
ActiveHealth 62/100
tmux-agent-sidebar: Monitor Coding Agents Across tmux
tmux-agent-sidebar brings Claude Code, Codex, and OpenCode activity from every tmux session and window into one sidebar. It helps developers track agent status, inspect work, and manage worktrees without switching panes.
ActiveHealth 50/100
clawhub: Discover and Publish OpenClaw Skills and Plugins
ClawHub is a public registry for OpenClaw skills and packages, with tools to publish versions, search listings, and manage installs. It suits OpenClaw users and developers who want a shared catalog and CLI-based workflows for distributing agent capabilities.
ActiveHealth 79/100