Features
- Added a new Plugins tab with a marketplace for discovering and installing provider plugins.
- Browse curated plugin collections from the Magpie and OpenCode communities, ranked by weekly downloads.
- Each plugin card shows the logo, publisher, description, download count, version, and an install button that can handle setup and sign-in automatically.
- Added a plugin detail page with version, downloads, license, last update, sign-in requirements, project links, and a safe README preview.
- Manage installed plugins from the Plugins tab: view provider sign-ins, update plugins individually or all at once, disable, or remove them.
- Search plugins by typing; results appear from the built-in list immediately and from npm after a short pause.
- Added quick links to the plugin market from the Add provider flow and providers list, including a suggestion when a search finds no results.
Improvements
- Moved the Plugins section from Settings into the new Plugins tab.
- Plugin market data is cached for 6 hours and falls back to the last fetched or built-in list if unavailable.
- Header now fits all seven tabs even in narrow windows.
- Plugins not yet available on npm are labeled as “Coming soon.”
Install
Download from usemagpie.ai, or curl -fsSL https://usemagpie.ai/install.sh | sh. An installed magpie updates itself.
- macOS (Apple Silicon):
magpie-darwin-arm64.dmg - macOS (Intel):
magpie-darwin-amd64.dmg - Windows:
magpie-windows-amd64.exe(ARM:magpie-windows-arm64.exe) - Linux:
magpie-linux-amd64/magpie-linux-arm64(needs GTK 3 and WebKitGTK 4.1) - Terminal only:
magpie-cli-<os>-<arch>