Find a plugin
- Open Customization from the sidebar and choose the Plugins tab.
- Choose Discover.
At the top, a From Bluedeer banner features one plugin. Below it:
- For you shows Bluedeer's plugins, with the ones that use apps you connected first.
- Made by my team shows plugins people shared in a shared workspace, newest first.
- New plugins shows the newest ones. Select Show all to see every plugin, newest first.
- Plugins are also grouped by category, such as Productivity or Sales.
Each card shows the plugin's name, what it is for, who made it and what is inside, such as 3 skills · 2 apps · 1 page · 1 task.
Use Search to find a plugin by name, by what it does or by one of its skills' commands. Filter narrows the list by category, to plugins that work with apps you connected (Works with my apps), or to plugins made by your team. Sort orders by Popular, Newest or A–Z.
Try a plugin
Select Try on a card or on the plugin's page. A new chat opens with the plugin's main skill chosen and its first starter prompt sent. Trying doesn't add the plugin.
On a plugin's page, each starter prompt also starts a chat with the plugin.
Add a plugin
- Select + on a card, or Add on the banner or the plugin's page.
- A short sheet shows:
- These skills will be turned on. All are ticked. Untick any you don't want.
- Apps. Each app the plugin uses and whether it is connected. You can connect them later from the plugin's page.
- Suggested settings. Use suggested settings is ticked. Untick it if you don't want them.
- Select Add plugin.
The plugin moves to Yours and is turned on. Its skills appear in the / menu with the plugin's name, for example /meeting-prep Meeting prep · Meetings. If any app still needs connecting, the plugin's page opens at its apps.
If Bluedeer's automatic check found something in a plugin a teammate shared, you see what it found first and can choose Add anyway.
Turn a plugin off, or remove it
In Yours, use the switch to turn a plugin off. Its skills leave the / menu and Bluedeer stops picking them, unless you also added a skill on its own.
To keep a plugin but drop one of its skills, open the plugin and turn that skill's switch off.
To remove a plugin, open the … menu and choose Remove from Yours. Its skills leave with it. Your connected apps, your Connector permissions, and any pages and tasks you made from it stay as they are. Past chats still show which skills they used.
In the Skills tab, a plugin's skills say from Meetings. You can turn them off there, but you remove them by removing the plugin.