Extensions overview
Extensions are how you add new tools, integrations, and surfaces to Foxora. Some are built by the Foxora team, some by the community, all live in the same hub.
What an extension can do
- Add tools — expose a new capability (e.g. send email, query a Postgres database) that any agent can call.
- Add integrations — connect Foxora to a third-party service (e.g. Slack, Notion, GitHub).
- Add UI — ship a panel that appears in Ember OS when its extension is installed.
- Add triggers — new ways to start agents (e.g. on a Slack message).
Where to find them
Open Dashboard → Extensions for the full hub. Each extension shows what it does, who built it, and which permissions it needs.
Old route names
The hub used to live at /dashboard/plugins, /dashboard/integrations, and /dashboard/bugbot. Those URLs now redirect to the unified Extensions page.
Permissions
Every extension declares the permissions it needs (network, file system, external API access). You see the full list before install and can revoke any of them later.
Pricing
Foxora-built extensions are free with any plan. Third-party extensions can be free or paid — paid ones bill through your existing Foxora payment method, no extra setup.