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Plugins are powerful components that add cross-cutting functionality to your MCP servers. Instead of implementing features like caching, authentication, or observability in every tool, plugins provide reusable capabilities that work across all your tools and apps.

Why Use Plugins?

Zero Duplication

Add capabilities like caching or code execution once and apply them to all tools automatically.

Composable

Mix and match plugins to build exactly the features you need without coupling.

Cross-App

Plugins work across all apps in your server, providing consistent behavior everywhere.

Production-Ready

Battle-tested implementations for common needs like caching, rate limiting, and monitoring.

Official Plugins

These plugins are maintained by the FrontMCP team and published as individual packages.

Remember Plugin

Encrypted session memory with scoped storage and tool approval system for secure AI agent interactions.Features:
  • Encrypted AES-256-GCM storage with HKDF-SHA256 scope-based key derivation and unique IV per entry
  • Multiple scopes: session, user, tool, global
  • Tool approval system with audit trails
  • Multiple backends: Memory, Redis, Vercel KV, Upstash
  • Branded payloads for semantic categorization
Best for: Session memory, user preferences, tool permissions, conversation context

CodeCall Plugin

Hide large toolsets behind a code-first meta-API. Instead of exposing hundreds of tools directly, CodeCall provides search, describe, and execute capabilities that let models write JavaScript plans to orchestrate your tools.Features:
  • Search and discover tools dynamically
  • Generate JavaScript execution plans
  • Defense-in-depth security with Enclave (AST validation + runtime sandboxing)
  • Multi-app tool orchestration
  • Direct invocation mode for simple cases
Best for: Large toolsets, OpenAPI-generated tools, multi-app workflows, complex tool orchestration

Cache Plugin

Transparently cache tool responses to reduce redundant computation and improve response times. Works with both in-memory and Redis backends.Features:
  • Deterministic input-based cache keys
  • Configurable TTL per tool
  • Sliding window for hot data
  • Redis support for multi-instance deployments
  • Opt-in per-tool caching
Best for: Expensive computations, API rate limiting, multi-tenant data, frequently accessed resources

Skilled OpenAPI Plugin

Wrap a customer’s REST API as a curated set of MCP skills without rewriting any controllers. Per-operation tools stay hidden behind three meta-tools (search_skill, load_skill, execute_action); signed bundles ship from CI and hot-swap at runtime.Features:
  • OpenAPI Overlay-aligned bundle wire format (anticipates SEP-2076)
  • Three sources: static / npm / saas-pull (with cache fallback)
  • Bundle signing (RS256 / Ed25519, OPA-style JWT-of-hashes)
  • Five-gate authorization: signature → RFC 8707 → ABAC → credential scoping → SSRF
  • Reuses @frontmcp/adapters/openapi runtime — no duplicated HTTP path
Best for: Large APIs (50+ ops) where flat exposure breaks the agent, CI-driven schema delivery, customer-facing MCP servers
More official plugins are coming soon! Rate limiting, observability, and validation plugins are in development.

Community Plugins

Community plugins are created and maintained by the FrontMCP community. While not officially supported, they extend FrontMCP’s capabilities with specialized features.
Community plugins are not maintained by the FrontMCP team. Please review the code and security practices before using them in production.

How to Find Community Plugins

1

Search npm

Search for packages tagged with frontmcp-plugin or mcp-plugin:
npm search frontmcp-plugin
2

Check GitHub Topics

Browse repositories tagged with frontmcp-plugin on GitHub.
3

Join the Community

Visit the FrontMCP Discussions to discover and share plugins.
This section is for community-contributed plugins. If you’ve created a plugin, submit a PR to add it here!

Submit Your Plugin

Created a plugin? Share it with the community! Submit a PR to add your plugin to this page.

Plugin Template

Use the official plugin structure as a template for building your own plugins.

Creating Custom Plugins

Custom plugins are documented in two pages:
  • Creating Plugins — quickstart: @Plugin, DynamicPlugin, hooks, dynamic providers, publishing.
  • Plugin API (Extensibility) — deep dive: hook reference, plugin scope, tool metadata extension, contributing tools/skills.

Plugin Comparison

Choose the right plugin for your use case:
PluginBest ForOverheadScopeComplexity
RememberSession memory, approvalsLowPer-sessionLow
CodeCallLarge toolsets, workflowsLowCross-appMedium
CacheExpensive operationsMinimalPer-toolLow
Skilled OpenAPICustomer REST APIs as curated MCP skillsMediumPer-bundleMedium
CustomAny cross-cutting featureVariesConfigurableMedium-High

Next Steps

Remember Plugin

Learn how to use session memory and approvals

CodeCall Plugin

Learn how to use the CodeCall plugin

Cache Plugin

Learn how to use the Cache plugin

Skilled OpenAPI Plugin

Wrap a customer’s REST API as curated MCP skills with signed bundles

Join Community

Get help and share your plugins

Resources

SDK Documentation

Learn about the FrontMCP SDK and plugin interfaces

Source Code

View the official plugins source code

npm Packages

Install individual plugin packages

Contributing Guide

Contribute to FrontMCP plugins

Enclave

Secure code execution with Enclave (available as a separate repository)

AST Guard

AST validation and security rules (available as a separate repository)