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Plugin Directory

Plugins extend the Robota agent lifecycle without modifying core packages. Every plugin in this directory implements the IPlugin interface from @robota-sdk/agent-core.

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Official Plugins

These plugins are maintained by the Robota team. The eight cross-cutting lifecycle plugins ship consolidated in @robota-sdk/agent-plugin; the pub/sub EventEmitterPlugin is part of the core runtime in @robota-sdk/agent-core. All are registered via the Robota constructor plugins array.

PluginImportDescription
LoggingPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginStructured logging of agent activity
UsagePlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginToken usage accounting
LimitsPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginToken / turn / cost limits
ErrorHandlingPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginTyped error classification with retry / recovery stats
ExecutionAnalyticsPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginPer-execution analytics
PerformancePlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginTiming and performance metrics
WebhookPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginEmit lifecycle events to a webhook
ConversationHistoryPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-pluginPersist / restore conversation history
EventEmitterPlugin@robota-sdk/agent-corePub/sub event subscriptions — listen to EXECUTION_START, TOOL_BEFORE_EXECUTE, ERROR_OCCURRED, and more
import { Robota, type IAIProvider } from '@robota-sdk/agent-core';
import { LoggingPlugin, UsagePlugin, LimitsPlugin } from '@robota-sdk/agent-plugin';
 
declare const provider: IAIProvider;
 
const agent = new Robota({
  name: 'my-agent',
  aiProviders: [provider],
  defaultModel: { provider: 'anthropic', model: 'claude-sonnet-4-6' },
  plugins: [
    new LoggingPlugin({ strategy: 'console' }),
    new UsagePlugin({ strategy: 'memory' }),
    new LimitsPlugin({ strategy: 'token-bucket', maxTokens: 100_000 }),
  ],
});

Community Plugins

Community plugins are third-party packages. Review their source and trust level before use.

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Submitting a Plugin

To list your plugin here:

  1. Publish it to npm following the naming convention: @your-scope/robota-plugin-<name>
  2. Open a PR to content/plugins/README.md with a one-line entry in the table above
  3. The entry should include: package name, npm link, and a one-sentence description

Naming convention:

@your-scope/robota-plugin-<name>
# Examples:
@acme/robota-plugin-slack
@acme/robota-plugin-datadog
@acme/robota-plugin-linear

Requirements for listing:

  • Published to npm
  • TypeScript types included
  • Peer dependency on @robota-sdk/agent-core (not a direct dependency)
  • README with install instructions and usage example