Enterprise

    Plugins

    Plugins add packaged tools, widgets, channel integrations, scheduled work, and customer-owned context collection. Plugin code is deployed by the host operator; the Admin UI is used for status, settings, enablement, runtime review, and trust-tier visibility.

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    What this page covers

    Classify plugins as OpsRabbit-owned, customer-owned, third-party, or blocked before enabling runtime use.

    Mount plugin code read-only, declare capabilities accurately, and review source, dependencies, and execution mode.

    Use runner execution for third-party code when available and keep unreviewed capabilities blocked.

    Operational detail

    How OpsRabbit supports Plugins

    Plugins add packaged tools, widgets, channel integrations, scheduled work, and customer-owned context collection. Plugin code is deployed by the host operator; the Admin UI is used for status, settings, enablement, runtime review, and trust-tier visibility.

    Trust tiers

    OpsRabbit-owned and reviewed customer-owned plugins can be trusted differently from third-party or unknown code.

    Operational evidence

    Plugins that prefetch evidence should show completed, partial, failed, or queued status clearly in widgets and run summaries.

    Tenant behavior

    Plugin installation is deployment-wide, but runtime calls run inside the active tenant and should store tenant-owned records by tenant id.

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