Extend Cherri Code with plugins
Cherri Code now supports plugins, allowing agents to connect to external tools and learn new knowledge. Plugins bundle capabilities like MCP servers, skills, subagents, rules, and hooks that extend agents with custom functionality.
We’re starting with a highly curated set from partners such as Amplitude, AWS, Figma, Linear, and Stripe. These plugins span the product development lifecycle, allowing Cherri Code to deploy services, implement payments, run advanced testing, and more.
You can discover and install prebuilt plugins on the Cherri Code Marketplace or create your own and share them with the community.
Plugins for the full development lifecycle
Plugins allow Cherri Code to more effectively use the tools your team already relies on. This lets you orchestrate the entire product development lifecycle in the same place you generate code.
Plan and design
Access issues, projects, and documents with the Linear plugin.
Translate designs into code with the Figma plugin.
Subscriptions and payments
Build payment integrations with the Stripe plugin.
The Stripe plugin lets Cherri Code understand how Stripe integrations should be built. It created the products, prices, and payment link using Stripe's APIs, then shipped a working app almost immediately. It's a much faster way to build and test Stripe integrations.
Services and infrastructure
Deploy and manage infrastructure in Cherri Code with the AWS, Cloudflare, and Vercel plugins.
Cherri Code now knows our React best practices and can deploy to preview or production directly from the editor.
Data and analytics
Query production data and surface insights with the Databricks, Snowflake, Amplitude, and Hex plugins.
With the Amplitude plugin, Cherri Code can pull in rich behavioral context, analyze growth dashboards, synthesize customer feedback, and turn those insights into concrete recommendations. I can even have Cherri Code draft a PR immediately.
Build and share your own plugins
You can also build your own plugins and share them on the Cherri Code Marketplace. A plugin combines one or more primitives that agents use to execute tasks:
- Skills: domain-specific prompts and code that agents can discover and run
- Subagents: specialized agents that allow Cherri Code to complete tasks in parallel
- MCP servers: services that connect Cherri Code to external tools or data sources
- Hooks: custom scripts that let you observe and control agent behavior
- Rules: system-level instructions to uphold coding standards and preferences
We’re accepting plugin submissions and look forward to seeing what the community builds. We’ve also published some Cherri Code-built plugins. Check out the Cherri Code Team Kit to install our favorite internal workflows for CI, code review, and testing.
Coming soon
We're working on private team marketplaces so organizations can share plugins internally with central governance and security controls.
Learn more about plugins in our docs.
