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Global Plugins and Skills

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With so much work happening in orbs there needed to be a new place to store Amp plugins and skills. So we added global plugins and skills. They're Amp-hosted, built for agents, and work everywhere Amp runs.

You can now tell Amp to:

  • "Create a personal plugin that runs our formatter on every file the agent edits."
  • "Import the browser-testing skill from this repo into my personal skills so I can use it on all my projects."
  • "Does anyone on my team share a skill for writing release notes?"
  • "Check if any of my imported plugins are out of date."
  • If you're a workspace admin: "Copy Thorsten's plain-writing plugin into our workspace plugins."

You can find them in your User Settings and Workspace Settings:

Personal plugins settings showing plugins with their source

Workspace skills settings showing shared skills

Personal vs. Workspace#

Personal plugins and skills are good place to experiment and try things out. You can have your agent build something and reload the plugins live within the same thread.

Workspace plugins and skills are pushable by workspace admins, and are loaded by default for everyone, so we recommend only publishing there once you've tested out something yourself. And if you want to make big changes to an existing workspace plugin, import it into your personal one, give it a test, and then publish it back up.

Remix and Share#

Personal plugin and skills are much more than a replacement for ~/.config—they can be shared with your workspace too, letting people discover, import and remix them.

Share dialog with Private and Workspace visibility

A shared plugin's page showing its source files and where it was imported from

If there's upstream updates you'd like to pull into your version, or just update your version, you can run amp skill update <name>, amp plugins update <name>, or just ask Amp:

  • "Update the browser-testing skill to the latest version."
  • "Check if any of my imported skills are out of date."