Plugins

Select Plugins from the left-hand navigation to open the page.

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Anaconda Curated

• Anaconda: Connect to conda environment and package management capabilities and Anaconda documentation.
• nteract: Work with Jupyter notebooks through MCP, including creating, running, and managing cells and kernels.
• Jupyter: Inspect notebook files, list kernels, connect to notebooks, run notebook workflows, and work with Jupyter context.
• Atlassian: Access Jira and Confluence for ticket management, sprint tracking, and documentation.
• Miro: Create and edit content on Miro boards, including sticky notes, flows, and diagrams.
• Omni Analytics: Query data using natural language through Omni’s governed semantic model.
• Ramp: Enable secure, read-only access to Ramp data for customer-defined logic.
• GitHub: Create and review pull requests, manage issues, trigger and monitor Actions runs, clone repos, and more.
• Web Search: Query the web to return titles, URLs, and text content.

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Custom

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Viewing custom plugins

• About: Shows details about the server. For MCP servers, this includes the transport type and connection URL or command. For tool servers, this includes the name, description, and Python tool files.
• Tools: Lists the tools the server exposes, grouped by type.

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Registering an MCP server

1. Select Plugins from the left-hand navigation.
2. Click Custom in the left sidebar.
3. Click Add in the upper-right corner.
4. Enter a Name for the server. This must be a unique identifier.
5. Select a Transport and configure the connection:
   • Streamable HTTP
   • Standard I/O (stdio)
   • Server-Sent Events (SSE)

   Use Streamable HTTP for MCP servers that expose an HTTP endpoint. This is the recommended transport for remote and locally hosted servers.

   1. Enter the server’s URL (for example, http://localhost:3000/mcp).
   2. Click Add.

   Use stdio for MCP servers that run locally as a process on your machine.

   1. Enter the Command to start the server (for example, npx or uvx).
   2. (Optional) Add any required Arguments. Click Add argument to add additional arguments.
   3. (Optional) Add Environment variables as key-value pairs. Click Add environment variable to add additional variables.
   4. (Optional) Enter a Working Directory for the server process. Use ~ to refer to your home directory.
   5. Click Add.

   Use SSE for MCP servers that are already running and expose an SSE endpoint.

   1. Enter the server’s URL (for example, http://localhost:3000/sse).
   2. Click Add.

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Enabling a server for an agent

Once a server is registered as a custom plugin, select its card to open its details dialog, then click Add to Agents to enable it for one or more agents.

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Editing a custom plugin

• MCP servers: Select the server’s card to open its details dialog, then click Edit to update its configuration.
• Tool servers: Select the tool server’s card to open its details dialog, then click Open Tool Server to open it in the Tool Servers editor.

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Deleting a custom plugin

Select a server’s card to open its details dialog, then click Delete to remove it.