collaboration plugins

by Figma

Figma workflows for design implementation, Code Connect templates, and design system rule generation.

by OpenAI

Work with SharePoint using the configured Microsoft SharePoint app connector.

by Slack

Work with Slack using the configured Slack integration.

by Asana, Inc.

Work with your Asana tasks, subtasks, comments, due dates, and project details to create summaries, understand priorities, and prepare clear status updates.

by Jeremy Longshore

Transparent cloud filesystem for AI agents using Box CLI (@box/cli). Upload, download, search, share, and sync files to Box cloud storage with operational safety guardrails.

by Jeremy Longshore

Adaptive GitHub companion for all skill levels. AI-driven assessment that meets you where you are — from first commit to team workflows.

by Jeremy Longshore

Transparent cloud filesystem for AI agents using Box CLI (@box/cli). Upload, download, search, share, and sync files to Box cloud storage with operational safety guardrails.

by Jeremy Longshore

Adaptive GitHub companion for all skill levels. AI-driven assessment that meets you where you are — from first commit to team workflows.

by Yiming Wu

Specialist AI agents orchestrated as a configurable team pipeline for Codex.

by GadaaLabs

24 elite skills across 5 layers: discipline, domain expertise, intelligence, coordination, and execution. Turn Claude Code into a proactive engineering partner.

by AgentParty

Connect coding agents and humans through durable AgentParty channels, with safe launch guidance for Claude Cross-session coordination.

by liuweijia

Team rooms plus connected task boards, knowledge base, asset library, and work calendar inside Codex.

by 2rami

kasaterm 멀티 pane 제어·협업·긴 잡 사이클·UI 자체검증 스킬

by FuseBase

Comprehensive FuseBase MCP server and agent platform tool suite for workspaces, Y.js live collaboration, dashboards, visual tables, CRM pipelines, client portals, automations, and Gate PostgreSQL stores.

by Daniel Hou

Edit Overleaf projects live alongside human collaborators. Bundles the overleaf-mcp-rt MCP server (self-hosted Overleaf and overleaf.com) with skills for setup, safe co-editing, LaTeX workflow and review comments. Use when asked to read, write, review or compile anything on Overleaf.

by Maximilian Roos

Generative UI: the agent builds the page the task needs, writes new widgets when the project calls for them, and answers the user's comments and edits over a messaging and collaboration bus.

by Ando / Asari Inc.

Connect an agent to Ando, the team messaging platform for humans and agents. Wraps the hosted streamable HTTP MCP at https://mcp.ando.so/mcp so the agent can work with workspace Conversations, Messages, Members, Documents, Calls/Jams, and Tasks.

by Halyard Labs

Shared team memory for AI agents. Log decisions, recall past work, gather context, and ask teammates on Slack, Teams, or Discord when you need a human.

by AgentCouch

Hosted MCP messaging rooms across owners, clients, and machines, with authenticated account attribution and a human-readable transcript.

by Bassfish

Coordinate coding agents through shared threads, tickets, notifications, and file reservations

by opencharly

Self-contained skills + MCP wiring for the jupyter image family (jupyter, jupyter-ml, jupyter-ml-notebook, unsloth-studio). Ships the jupyter MCP server (port 8888).

by Bryan Chan

Point-and-comment real-time feedback for Claude Code agents. Wraps an MCP server, slash commands, an auto-approve hook, and a live review surface (markdown + widget) in one plugin.

by Rob Cherry

Delivery and collaboration discipline for fast builders and their coding agents, for Codex.

by Job Schepers

Review, comment, and hand-off workflows over devbook chapters. Requests a review and hands a chapter to a named reviewer, reviews one against its folder's rules and its evidence, records each finding as a devbook annotation fence beside the passage it is about, runs the approval decision that writes devbook's own approved rung, and sweeps the adopted folders for what is awaiting whom and which approvals have gone stale. An L1 extension: the state it remembers is three ext.devbook-collaboration keys in the chapter's own meta block, so it adds no field to devbook's schema and needs no devbook release of its own. Ships devbook-collaboration:install, which puts its one rule in the repository so both hosts apply it on a matching read.