Plugin directory
Browse current Nexts plugins and start with practical tutorials for browser, document, and desktop capabilities.
A plugin is an installable capability bundle that may contain Skills, local tools, connected apps, or MCP servers. Before installation, review its developer, permissions, data scope, and any additional sign-in requirement.
Currently installable plugins
| Plugin | What it does | First use |
|---|---|---|
| Chrome | Controls your real, signed-in Google Chrome | Follow the Chrome plugin tutorial |
| Computer Use | Inspects and controls Windows apps after you approve access | Ask Nexts to open an app, then approve access for the session |
| Documents | Creates, edits, and verifies DOCX documents | “Create a Word project brief from this outline.” |
| Spreadsheets | Creates, analyzes, and exports XLSX, CSV, and TSV files | “Turn this CSV into an analysis workbook with charts.” |
| Presentations | Creates, edits, and verifies PPTX slide decks | “Create a 10-slide update from this proposal.” |
| Reads, creates, renders, and verifies PDFs | “Review this PDF's content and page layout.” | |
| Scientific Illustrator | Designs, audits, and corrects scientific figures | “Redraw this scientific figure as an editable diagram.” |
| Superpowers | Adds planning, debugging, testing, and review workflows for development | “Plan this feature, then implement it test-first.” |
Entries such as Browser, Gmail, and Template Creator may appear in the catalog, but installation depends on the current release and account policy.
Install and use a plugin
- Open Plugins / Skills in the activity bar and enter the plugin directory.
- Open a plugin's details and review its source, permissions, and local or network capabilities.
- Select install. Plugins that connect an account will show additional authorization steps.
- Start a new conversation, then choose the plugin from the input menu or describe the outcome directly.
- Before approving sends, submissions, uploads, downloads, or deletions, verify the destination and content.
Chrome or Browser?
- Chrome uses the real, signed-in Chrome on your computer. Choose it when a task depends on existing accounts, tabs, cookies, or extensions.
- Browser is the in-app Nexts browser. Choose it for local development pages,
localhosttesting, or web work that does not need your personal browser state.
Continue with the Chrome plugin tutorial, Skills directory, or Connected Apps and MCP.