# Plugins

Part of [Bluedeer](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer.md).

- [What are plugins?](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/what-are-plugins.md): A plugin is a ready-made kit for one kind of work, such as meetings or a support inbox. It adds a few skills at once and helps you set up the apps, pages and tasks around them.
- [Find, try and add plugins](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/find-try-and-add-plugins.md): Browse plugins in Customization → Plugins, try one in a new chat without adding it, and add it with a short sheet that shows its skills, apps and suggested settings.
- [Connect a plugin's apps and use its suggested settings](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/connect-a-plugins-apps.md): A plugin's page lists the apps it works with, each with Connect, and its suggested Ask first settings. It also creates its pages and sets up its tasks when you ask.
- [Make your own plugin](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/make-your-own-plugin.md): Put your own skills together into a plugin with a form, edit it, share it in the workspace, and delete it. Every change is a new version that others accept themselves.
- [Upload or link a Claude plugin](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/upload-a-claude-plugin.md): Add a plugin made for Claude from a .zip or .plugin file, a GitHub link or a marketplace link. You review everything that was kept, stored and left out before it is saved.
- [Plugins in shared workspaces](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/plugins-in-shared-workspaces.md): Owners and admins set a rule for each Bluedeer plugin and approve the plugins members share. Each member still connects their own apps and chooses their own settings.
- [How many plugins you can add](https://support.bluedeer.ai/bluedeer/plugins/plugin-limits.md): Plugins need a paid plan. Each plan allows a number of plugins turned on and of your own in each workspace; Customization → Plugins shows how many you use.