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Skills, plugins, and MCP

Encode your procedures as skills, extend the platform with plugins, and give agents live tools over MCP. The runtimes behind your agents live on their own page — this is everything you layer on top.

Skillsyour procedures, versioned like code
Pluginsextend the platform itself
MCPtools plug straight into agents
Skills

Your procedures, packaged and reusable

A skill is a procedure an agent can be trusted with: how you prepare a PR, run a release, write a customer email. Write it once and every agent with the skill follows it — your institutional knowledge stops living in one person’s head.

  • Skills version like code and ship like packages
  • Company-wide or per-role skill assignment
  • Agents cite the skill they followed in the run log
Plugins & MCP

Extend the platform, not just the prompt

Plugins add new capabilities to Paperclip itself — integrations, custom workflows, UI panels. MCP servers give agents live tools: your database, your CRM, your observability stack. Agents discover and use them like any other tool.

  • Plugin SDK with a local development loop
  • MCP tool discovery per agent, with permissions
  • Integrations inherit governance: gates apply to tools too
Adapters

Bringing your own agent? That’s its own page

The runtimes that power your agents — Claude, Codex, Hermes and more, on your own keys — get their own home so this page can stay about what you build on top. Head there to wire up an adapter and pick the model behind each role.

  • Claude, Codex, and Hermes via local or gateway adapters
  • Your keys, your infrastructure, swappable per role
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Institutional knowledge shouldn’t live in one person’s head. Write the procedure down once as a skill, and every agent in the company ships it your way.

The Paperclip skills modelSkills · plugins · MCP tools

Extend Paperclip your way

Skills for your process, plugins for the platform, MCP for your tools.