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oz0 Hub is coming soon.

oz0 Hub will list published plugins: packages you install to add agents, skills, tools or shared checks. Public browsing and submissions are coming soon.

oz0 Hub (coming soon)What is a plugin?

From the Hub to your agents.

The docs also describe plugins whose source exists but has no published Hub release yet. Public access to the Hub and plugin source is coming soon. Once available, check each listing for an installable version. A documentation page alone does not mean a package is available in the Hub.

  1. Find a plugin

    Choose a plugin for the system you use or the task you want an agent to do.

  2. Review the package

    Check its publisher, compatible versions, setup instructions, test evidence and requested access.

  3. Try one small task

    Install the plugin in oz0. Configure credentials, rules and a model budget where needed. Review the first result before expanding its access.

How to install a plugin

The Hub is optional. oz0 also supports installs from Git repositories and local files.

Build on each other’s work.

Our vision is a shared cycle: discover a plugin, adapt it, test it and share improvements under its licence. Keep custom work private when you need to. Each team chooses which versions to install and what access to grant.

Our vision for the Hub

Know what you are adding.

Plugins can run code and call outside systems. Review their access and test evidence. A verified label describes checks a version passed; it does not guarantee safety or that every integration was tested against a live service.

An update from a new publisher waits for an administrator to review it.

Several plugins, one set.

A plugin set installs a group of plugins together. Essentials is one documented example. Check publication, member versions and test results before choosing it.

Go deeper:the Essentials plugin set