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MCP servers that give Cody new capabilities. Browse the directory, install with one click, or submit your own.

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10 plugins available — add any of these to your ~/.claude/mcp.json

cody-for-chrome

AINative Studio

Browser automation via Chrome extension. Control tabs, extract page content, fill forms, and click elements.

npx -y cody-for-chrome

zerodb-memory

AINative Studio

Semantic vector memory for conversations. Store, recall, and synthesize context across sessions.

npx -y ainative-zerodb-memory-mcp

ainative-strapi

AINative Studio

Strapi CMS content management. Create, update, and publish blog posts, events, tutorials, and gallery items.

npx -y ainative-strapi-mcp

sequential-thinking

AINative Studio

Step-by-step reasoning with branching. Structured thought chains for complex problem decomposition.

npx -y @ainative/sequential-thinking

github

Community MCP

GitHub repos, issues, pull requests, and code search. Full read/write access to your repositories.

npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-github

railway

Community MCP

Railway deployments, services, logs, and metrics. Manage your cloud infrastructure from within Cody.

npx -y @railway/mcp-server

filesystem

Community MCP

Sandboxed local file access. Read, write, and search files in approved directories.

npx -y @modelcontextprotocol/server-filesystem

gmail

Community

Gmail search, labels, drafts, and thread management — OAuth secured.

npx -y @gptscript-ai/mcp-gmail

google-drive

Community

Google Drive files and sheets — OAuth. Read, search, and manage your Drive documents.

npx -y @gptscript-ai/mcp-gdrive

google-calendar

Community

Google Calendar events — OAuth. Create, update, and manage calendar events with natural language.

npx -y @gptscript-ai/mcp-gcalendar

Submit a plugin

How to Submit

Anyone can submit a plugin to the Cody CLI directory. Follow these three steps to get your MCP server listed.

01

Build an MCP server

Follow the Model Context Protocol spec to build your server. Any language, any transport — stdio or HTTP.

MCP documentation
02

Publish to npm

Package your server as an npm package so it can be installed with npx. Include a clear README with setup instructions.

npm publishing guide
03

Open a submission issue

Submit your plugin details using the JSON format below. We review submissions and add approved plugins to the official directory.

Submit your plugin

Submission format

Plugin Entry Format

When opening a submission issue, include the following JSON in your issue body. All fields are required.

plugin-submission.json
{
  "name": "your-plugin-name",
  "description": "What your plugin does in one sentence.",
  "author": "Your Name or GitHub handle",
  "npm_package": "your-npm-package-name",
  "install_command": "npx -y your-npm-package-name",
  "category": "productivity | data | communication | devtools | other",
  "homepage": "https://github.com/you/your-plugin",
  "tags": ["mcp", "cody", "your-tag"]
}
name — Lowercase, hyphenated npm package name
description — One sentence, under 120 characters
npm_package — Exact npm package identifier
install_command — Full npx command users will run
category — One of the listed category values
homepage — GitHub repo or docs URL

Have a plugin to share?

Built an MCP server that makes Cody more powerful? Submit it to the official directory and help the community discover it.

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