Plugins grow up: permissions, AI creation and a public gallery
You can ask the chat AI to draft a plugin, approve exactly what it may do, and share it in a reviewed gallery.
People who install or share plugins now approve permissions, can have the chat AI draft plugins, and can browse a reviewed gallery; Max plans can publish. Installed plugins keep working. No action is needed.
Plugins started as private panels. They now cover panels, widgets, themes, layouts, agents and skills, and themes, layouts, skills and agents from plugins take effect.
Permissions. A plugin asks for what it needs when you install it. You see a consent dialog, and a plugin with high risk gets an explicit warning. Each plugin has its own storage. It can call AI models only within a daily budget that you set, and the default is 0. Network access goes through a ZeroLog proxy and reaches only the hosts the plugin declared.
Create with AI. Ask the chat AI for a plugin, or use Create with AI in Settings, Plugins. The AI answers with a card that shows a preview, the permissions, the risk and the code. Nothing is installed until you click install.
Gallery. A public gallery lists plugins of every kind. Publishing is open to Max plans. Every version is reviewed by moderation first and checked by automatic code analysis. Each listing has a report button. If a plugin turns out to be harmful, an emergency switch removes it from all browsers at once. An update that asks for more permissions asks you again.
Plugins you already installed keep working as before. No action is needed.