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Tool Integration is Verdent’s system for browsing, installing, and managing extensions. Instead of manually configuring complex API scripts, you can install a plugin with just a few clicks. When you add a plugin, Verdent downloads a secure package from the official marketplace, verifies its integrity, and automatically registers all components—whether it’s new deployment commands, database management skills, or workflow automation tools.

Supported Integrations

Popular plugins currently available in the marketplace:
ToolTypical Use Case
GitHubView PRs, manage issues, trigger Actions
StripeQuery payments, manage subscriptions, analyze revenue
SupabaseRead/write databases, manage users, query tables
NotionQuery docs and databases, create pages, manage knowledge bases, sync project info
LinearManage issues and projects, track development progress, sync task status

Installing a Plugin

1

Open Settings

Launch Verdent and go to Settings.
2

Open the Integrations tab

You’ll see plugins split into two sections:
  • Installed — plugins you already have
  • Recommended — plugins available in the marketplace
3

Pick a plugin

Click any plugin card in the Recommended section to open its details.
4

Add to Verdent

Review its features and components, then click Add to Verdent. The plugin is automatically downloaded, verified, and installed.
5

Connect the MCP

Follow the prompt to connect the corresponding MCP so the plugin can access external services.

Authentication

Different plugins use different secure authentication methods:
  • OAuth — Plugins such as GitHub, Notion, and Linear support seamless OAuth flows. Verdent handles client credentials automatically—you just log in and authorize in your browser, no copy-pasting required.
Any API keys or access tokens you provide are stored locally on your machine. Verdent never uploads your credentials to our servers.

Using Plugins

Once installed, there are two main ways to start using a plugin:

Talk directly to Manager

Ask Manager to use the integration naturally:
  • “Use the GitHub integration to summarize my latest PRs”
  • “Check the latest registered users in my Supabase user table”

Try in Chat

If you’re not sure where to start, go to Settings → Integrations, click an installed plugin, then click Try in Chat. Settings will close and the plugin’s default prompt is inserted into the chat input box.

Managing Installed Plugins

You always have full control over what tools Verdent can access:
  • View details — Click any installed plugin card to see its exact components (MCPs, Skills, Rules, etc.).
  • Uninstall — Open the plugin details and click Uninstall. After confirmation, Verdent fully removes runtime registration, deletes cached files, and cleans up state.
  • Reinstall — Find the plugin again in the Recommended section and reinstall it anytime.
Uninstalling removes all local files and functionality. You may still need to revoke OAuth access or delete API keys from the third-party service dashboard for full disconnection.

What’s Inside a Plugin

An integration may include several components:
  • MCP Servers — Standardized tools that allow Verdent to read and write data from external services
  • Skills — Task-specific AI capabilities or workflows (e.g. a GitHub “code review” skill)
  • Subagents — Focused, independent agents that Manager can delegate complex tasks to
  • Rules — Custom behavioral instructions that define how Verdent should act when using certain tools
  • Commands — Convenient slash commands (e.g. /deploy) you can run directly in chat

Use Cases

Code Review & Merge (GitHub)

After finishing a feature, ask:
“Create a PR for my latest commit and summarize the changes.”
Verdent uses the GitHub plugin to draft the PR, add a summary, and check CI/CD status.

Subscription Management (Stripe)

A customer emails about billing issues:
“Find the Stripe subscription for user@example.com and check whether their last payment succeeded.”
Verdent retrieves the data securely—no need to open the Stripe dashboard.

Monitoring (Supabase)

After connecting Supabase:
“Fetch customer records of financial-type users from the user table.”
Verdent retrieves and displays the data directly.

Project Tracking (Linear)

Before a meeting:
“Show me all unfinished issues in this sprint in Linear, sorted by priority.”
Verdent aggregates progress, and you can mark fixed bugs as Done directly.

Knowledge & Docs (Notion)

“Find the latest version of the product requirements doc in Notion and turn key requirements into a task list.”
Verdent pulls the content and generates a structured task list automatically.
Always install plugins via the official Verdent marketplace to ensure SHA256-verified, secure packages.