A plugin connects the agent to a service you already use, signed in with your own account. Install Gmail, and the agent can find an email, draft a reply and send it. Install GitHub, and it can open an issue or look into a failed build.

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The plugins page

Open your account menu in the sidebar and choose Customize › Plugins. The page lists every plugin you can install: the ones you already have under Installed, the most used under Popular, then a shelf for each category.
The Plugins page with Installed, Popular and a shelf for Productivity, light themeThe Plugins page with Installed, Popular and a shelf for Productivity, dark theme
CategoryPlugins
ProductivityGoogle Calendar, Notion, Outlook Calendar, Linear, Todoist, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Google Slides, Calendly, Asana, HubSpot, Atlassian Rovo
File storageGoogle Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint
CommunicationGmail, Outlook Email, Microsoft Teams
Developer toolsGitHub
A row shows Installed for a plugin you have, Off for one you turned off, and + to install the rest.

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Find a plugin

Type in Search plugins to find one by its name, what it does or who makes it.
Search results for calendar, light themeSearch results for calendar, dark theme
The filter button next to the search shows one Category and changes Sort by: Popular, Name or Most tools. Show all on a shelf opens its whole category.
The filter menu with categories and their counts, light themeThe filter menu with categories and their counts, dark theme
The plugins of the File storage category, light themeThe plugins of the File storage category, dark theme

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The plugin page

Click a plugin to open its page: who makes it, what it does, and everything the agent can do with it.
The Gmail plugin page with Skills, Try asking and Tools, light themeThe Gmail plugin page with Skills, Try asking and Tools, dark theme
SectionWhat it shows
SkillsSkills that come with the plugin and teach the agent to use it well. Click one to read it
Try askingRequests to start with. Click one to send it in a new chat; on a plugin you have not installed, it starts the installation first
ToolsEvery action the agent can take in the service, each marked Read, Write or Destructive
InformationCapabilities, developer, category, website, version, privacy policy and terms
Some plugins, such as Notion, Linear and HubSpot, run on the service’s own MCP server. Their tools can change over time, and some are only listed once the plugin is installed.
The Inbox Triage skill, managed by Gmail, light themeThe Inbox Triage skill, managed by Gmail, dark theme

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Install a plugin

1

Choose Install

On the plugin’s page, or + on its row in the list.
2

Sign in to the service

The service’s own sign-in opens. Sign in and approve access. The agent sees what that account can see.
3

Come back to Jobbit

The plugin is installed and on. Its skills are added to your skills.
The Linear plugin page with Install, light themeThe Linear plugin page with Install, dark theme

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Use it in a chat

Just ask. The agent picks the right plugin by itself: “Find the latest email from Hannah”, “What is on my calendar tomorrow?”. Try in chat on an installed plugin’s page starts a chat with the plugin mentioned. How often the agent asks you before it acts in a plugin depends on the plugin’s permissions. How this works next to the page title plays a short guide to plugins. The Skills and Custom MCP tabs have one too.
The How this works guide to plugins, light themeThe How this works guide to plugins, dark theme
Turning a plugin off, its permissions, updating access and uninstalling are in Manage plugins.