plugins
Cursor plugin specification and official plugins
The official Cursor plugins repository hosts a comprehensive collection of Claude Code plugins that extend AI coding assistants with integrations for popular developer tools, SaaS platforms, and productivity applications. Each plugin is a standalone directory containing a manifest, skills, and MCP server definitions that enable AI agents to interact with services like GitHub, Gmail, Salesforce, Playwright, and dozens more. Developers can install these plugins to give their AI assistants direct access to external APIs and workflows. The repository follows a standardized structure with per-plugin manifests and a marketplace catalog listing all available plugins.
Key Features
Use Cases
- 01Automate code review and PR workflows with GitHub, Thermos, and PR Review Canvas plugins
- 02Manage email, calendar, and meeting workflows through Gmail, Google Calendar, and Zoom integrations
- 03Query and update CRM data in Salesforce, HubSpot, or Intercom directly from AI coding sessions
- 04Research keywords and analyze competitors using Semrush, Ahrefs, or Similarweb plugins
- 05Orchestrate multi-agent workflows with parallel cloud agents for large development tasks
- 06Build browser automation scripts with Playwright for testing and web interaction
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plugins — FAQ
What are Cursor plugins?+
Cursor plugins are AI agent building blocks that extend Claude Code and Cursor with integrations to external services, developer tools, and SaaS platforms. Each plugin provides skills and MCP server definitions that enable AI assistants to interact with APIs like GitHub, Gmail, Salesforce, and more.
How do I install a Cursor plugin from this repository?+
In Cursor or Claude Code, use the command '/plugin marketplace add cursor/plugins' to add the marketplace, then '/plugin install plugin-name' where plugin-name matches the directory name (e.g., 'github', 'gmail', 'thermos'). Each plugin can also be installed by cloning its directory into your plugins folder.
Which AI clients work with these Cursor plugins?+
These plugins are designed for Cursor and Claude Code editors. They follow the Cursor plugin specification with .cursor-plugin manifests and may not be compatible with other AI assistants without adaptation.
Do Cursor plugins require API keys or authentication?+
Most third-party integration plugins (GitHub, Gmail, Salesforce, etc.) require API keys or OAuth authentication to access external services. Developer tool plugins like Thermos or Create Plugin typically work without external credentials. Check each plugin's README for specific prerequisites.
Are these Cursor plugins free to use?+
The plugins themselves are MIT-licensed and free to use. However, many integrate with paid third-party services (Salesforce, Gong, Semrush) that require active subscriptions to those platforms.
Can I create my own Cursor plugin using this repository?+
Yes, the repository includes a 'create-plugin' tool to scaffold new plugins and documentation on the plugin structure. Each plugin needs a .cursor-plugin/plugin.json manifest, optional skills in SKILL.md format, and optional MCP server definitions in mcp.json.
How do I install plugins?+
Open the source repository on GitHub and follow its README. plugins is a plugin — MCP Agents Market links you directly to the official repo.
Is plugins free?+
plugins is an open-source project hosted on GitHub. Check the repository for its license and any usage requirements.