Plugins

Plugins give workspace agents access to external apps without adding an MCP server or exposing provider credentials.

Available plugins

Plugin	Agents can access	Use it for
Attio	CRM records, people, companies, lists, notes	Enriching a lead list, pulling account history into a report
Calendly	Event types, scheduled events, invitees, scheduling links	Creating a booking link, reviewing upcoming meetings
ClickHouse	Databases, tables, schemas, query results	Exploring analytics data, checking a reporting query
Cloudflare	Zones, DNS records, analytics, security settings	Auditing DNS configuration, investigating traffic
Gmail	Messages, threads, attachments, labels, mailbox metadata	Finding correspondence, summarising an email thread
Google Ads	Campaigns, customers, accounts, reporting data	Summarising spend, updating campaigns
Google Docs	Documents, structure, comments, exported content	Summarising a document, extracting review feedback
Google Drive	Files, folders, metadata, permissions, shared drives	Finding source material, auditing shared files
Google Search	Search Console performance, indexing, sites, sitemaps	Analysing search traffic, investigating indexing issues
Google Sheets	Spreadsheets, worksheets, ranges, tables, charts	Analysing a workbook, combining report data
LinkedIn	Profiles, organizations, posts, professional activity	Researching professional profiles, reviewing company activity
PostHog	Projects, events, insights, dashboards, flags, recordings	Investigating product usage, comparing experiment results
Stripe	Customers, payments, invoices, subscriptions, balances	Reconciling a payment, investigating a failed charge
Vercel	Projects, deployments, logs, domains, infrastructure	Investigating deployments and production behavior

Plugin tools can read or write data according to the connected account’s permissions. Agents execute write and destructive actions only when the user’s request calls for them.

Install

Organization. An admin installs a shared account from Organization → Integrations.
Personal. Install your own account from Personal → Integrations. A personal installation takes precedence over the organization installation.

Click Install, authenticate with the provider, then return to Replicas. OAuth plugins open the provider’s authorization page. For credential plugins:

PostHog: create a personal API key under Settings → Personal API keys, then select the region matching your US or EU Cloud account.
ClickHouse: enter the HTTPS endpoint, a username and password, and an optional database.
Cloudflare: create a token under My Profile → API Tokens with the actions agents should perform.
Vercel: create an access token under Account Settings → Tokens with access to the projects agents should manage.

New workspaces receive the @replicas/sdk TypeScript library and the replicas-agent skill automatically.

Agent access

Agents discover and batch plugin operations in TypeScript. Search for a tool, then execute it:

import { replicas } from '@replicas/sdk';

const { tools } = await replicas.plugins.search({
  plugin: 'stripe',
  query: 'find recent failed payments',
});

const [tool] = tools;
if (!tool) throw new Error('No matching tool found');

const { data } = await replicas.plugins.execute({
  plugin: 'stripe',
  tool: tool.slug,
  arguments: { limit: 25 },
});

Replicas keeps provider tokens server-side. Every request is resolved from the workspace to its exact organization and owner, then pinned to that scope’s connected account. A workspace cannot select a Composio account or session.

Disconnect

Open Configure on an installed plugin and click Uninstall. This removes its Replicas connection and Composio session.

Getting Started

Features

Admin

Updates

Available plugins

Install

Agent access

Disconnect

​Available plugins

​Install

​Agent access

​Disconnect

Available plugins

Install

Agent access

Disconnect