# plugins

> Official Cursor plugins and the plugin format, from code review to Gmail and Salesforce

- Repository: https://github.com/cursor/plugins
- Category: Agent skills & plugins
- Stars: 13,632 · Forks: 1,349 · Language: TypeScript · License: not stated
- Experience: Beginner friendly
- Page: https://ir.adyog.com/repos/cursor/plugins/

Cursor's agent can do more when it has the right skills, rules and tool connections. This repository collects official plugins that package those pieces, so you don't have to write them yourself. It also shows the plugin format, so you can see how one is put together.

Each plugin is its own folder with a manifest file. Inside, it can hold skills (markdown instructions for the agent), rules, and MCP server definitions that connect the agent to outside services. A root manifest lists every plugin for the marketplace.

The list mixes two kinds of plugin. Some change how the agent works on code, such as review, parallel agents and memory updates. Others, in third_party/, connect it to business tools like email, CRM, finance and analytics. Some plugins come from individual authors rather than Cursor.

## What it does

- **Multi-plugin marketplace layout**: Each plugin is a standalone folder at the repo root with its own .cursor-plugin/plugin.json manifest. A root marketplace.json lists them all.
- **Developer workflow plugins**: Plugins such as Thermos (deep branch review), Orchestrate (fan tasks out to parallel cloud agents), Ralph Loop, Advisor and Continual Learning (updates AGENTS.md from transcripts) add workflows for coding agents.
- **Tools for building plugins and agents**: Create Plugin scaffolds and validates new plugins. Cursor SDK helps build apps and automations with the TypeScript SDK. CLI for Agents covers designing CLIs that agents can run reliably.
- **Third-party service integrations**: Dozens of plugins under third_party/ connect the agent to services like GitHub, Gmail, Google Drive, Salesforce, HubSpot, Playwright and BigQuery for searching, reading and updating data.
- **Skills, rules and MCP in one package**: A plugin can include skills (SKILL.md files), Cursor rules (.mdc files), MCP server definitions in mcp.json, a README, a changelog and a license.

## What you could build

- Review a branch for security and correctness with the Thermos plugin.
- Split a large task across parallel cloud agents using the Orchestrate plugin.
- Connect Cursor to GitHub, Gmail or Google Drive so the agent can search and update them.
- Scaffold and validate a new plugin of your own with Create Plugin.
- Keep an AGENTS.md file current from past agent transcripts with Continual Learning.

## Who it's for

Cursor users who want to add ready-made skills and integrations to their agent; you should know how Cursor's agent, rules and MCP servers work.

## Get started

The README gives no install commands. Browse the plugin table, open the directory of a plugin you want, and read its own README. Use it as a model for your own plugin by copying the folder layout with a .cursor-plugin/plugin.json manifest.



Tags: cursor, plugins, mcp, agent-skills, integrations