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Extensions overview

KeenKind supports three extension types. Each solves a different problem; you do not need all three.

Type Main purpose Runs code? Typical uses
Skill Give AI repeatable methods and domain guidance Usually not directly Writing standards, project workflows, professional templates
MCP Connect external services and standard tools Executed by the MCP server Databases, search, team services, remote APIs
Plugin Add local tools to KeenKind Yes Local programs, custom tools, enterprise integrations

Manage extensions

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Open Settings > Extensions and switch between Skills, Local Skills, MCP, and Plugins.

  • Installed entries are enabled by default.
  • Use the toggle to disable or re-enable temporarily.
  • Open an entry to view its source, description, and required permissions.
  • Uninstall from the entry’s more menu.
  • Keep source files when uninstalling a local Skill if needed.

The catalog shows placeholders while loading. An empty state appears only after loading finishes and no entries exist.

Choose an extension type

Jump to Choose an extension type
  • To guide how AI should work, use a Skill.
  • To connect an existing service or standard ecosystem, use MCP.
  • To run custom local logic, use a plugin.