Plugins
Plugins
Workspace plugins supply external tools and connector capabilities.
Equip a workspace with the external tools or connectors its agents need. A plugin installation belongs to that workspace. Installation, authentication, and authorization are separate decisions.
Discover and install
Browse the plugin catalog with browse_plugin_catalog. Inspect a result with get_catalog_plugin before calling install_plugin.
| Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
mcp_server | Tools served by an external MCP endpoint |
integration | Connections to third-party systems |
agent_capability | Capability packs registered in the plugin catalog |
agent_skill | Catalog entries for agent skills |
knowledge_source | Catalog entries for context sources |
A catalog type does not imply a built-in pack ships for it.
Connect and govern
For a mediated connection, Oxagen encrypts and holds the downstream credential. An agent requests a tool, and the governed tool path decides whether it may run. Installing a plugin does not override the agent's mandate, IAM role, consent, or approval requirements.
- Workspace plugins: authentication and enable or disable.
- Plugin governance: role requirements and audit events.
- MCP server registries: catalog sources.
- External MCP servers: supported runtime configuration.