Source control integrations
Connect repositories, code review, issues, pull requests, and engineering workflows to AI assistants.
Explore the integration layer that lets AI products work with source control, documents, design systems, deployment platforms, and knowledge tools.
Plugin availability depends on the AI host and connected account. AiFolder organizes integrations by the job they enable rather than claiming every integration is available in every AI product.
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Connect repositories, code review, issues, pull requests, and engineering workflows to AI assistants.
Ground AI workflows in team docs, wikis, saved research, and structured knowledge sources.
Work with files and folders in connected storage systems while preserving product permission boundaries.
Bring design files, components, tokens, screenshots, and product context into implementation workflows.
Inspect projects, deployments, logs, environments, and delivery workflows from AI development tools.
Connect saved articles, highlights, research libraries, and reading workflows to synthesis tasks.
An AI plugin is a packaged integration or workflow that gives an AI product access to an external capability, data source, or permitted action.
They can overlap in capability, but they describe different layers. A plugin is a packaged product integration; MCP is a protocol for exposing tools and context through a standard interface.
Each host controls its supported integrations, authentication, permissions, regions, plans, and product UX. Check the host's current integration directory before depending on a specific connection.