Agentman Alpha
Agentman’s flagship plugin — autonomous agents that research, orchestrate, and act across your stack.

23 plugins. Each one is a bundle of skills and commands for one job, such as finance, legal or sales, served to your assistant over one connection.
Free plan: up to 10 private skills and 3 members, no credit card.
All 23 plugins
Agentman’s flagship plugin — autonomous agents that research, orchestrate, and act across your stack.
Lead enrichment, prospect lists from a plain-English customer profile, and bulk loading into Apollo sequences.
Single-cell RNA QC, nf-core pipelines, scVI models and instrument data conversion for life science teams.
Finds your brand materials, turns them into voice guidelines, and applies those guidelines to new content.
Account and contact research, call prep, outreach drafts and prospect lists from your Common Room data.
Guided steps for building a new Cowork plugin from scratch or tailoring an existing one to your tools.
Ticket triage, reply drafts, escalation briefs, customer research and help articles for support teams.
SQL queries, dataset profiling, statistical analysis, charts and HTML dashboards for data analysts.
Design critique, accessibility audits, UX copy, research synthesis and developer handoff specs for designers.
Code review, architecture decisions, debugging, incident response and technical docs for engineering teams.
One search across your connected email, chat, documents and wikis, with answers that cite their sources.
Categorize, reconcile, and report on expenses with agents that handle the busywork.
Journal entries, reconciliations, financial statements, variance analysis and SOX testing for accountants.
Analyze Google Cloud spend and surface savings with autonomous cost-analysis agents.
Offer letters, onboarding plans, performance reviews, comp analysis and policy answers for people teams.
Contract review against your playbook, NDA triage, compliance checks and briefings for in-house legal teams.
Campaign plans, content drafts, brand reviews, SEO audits and performance reports for marketing teams.
Vendor reviews, process docs, runbooks, change requests, capacity plans and status reports for ops teams.
Feature specs, roadmaps, research synthesis, metrics reviews and stakeholder updates for product managers.
A task list, an update routine and a working memory of your work context, nicknames and shorthand.
Account research, call prep, outreach drafts, pipeline reviews and forecasts for sales reps and managers.
Channel summaries, multi-channel digests, topic search, standup updates and announcement drafts in Slack.
Runway, burn, and fundraising analysis with autonomous agents built for early-stage finance.
Every plugin page says who wrote it and what is inside, by name. Nothing here is presented as ours when it is not.
Ported from Anthropic’s open-source plugins by Agentman, so they can be served over an MCP connection. Anthropic does not review or support these ports.
Written and maintained by us. These carry the check mark that reads “Built and run by Agentman”.
Published as open source by the company named on the plugin’s page, and ported by Agentman. Most need your own account with that company.
A plugin installed locally lives in one app on one machine. The same kind of bundle, served by Agentman, is reached through a connection you set up once.
| What | Installed locally | Served by Agentman |
|---|---|---|
| Where it runs | In the desktop app it was installed in. | In an assistant that supports MCP connectors, through your Agentman connection. |
| Setup | Install each plugin, on each machine. | Connect once. The plugins turned on in your workspace come with the connection. |
| What you need | The desktop app. | An Agentman account. The free plan needs no credit card. |
We list only what we can show today. Each plugin’s page states what it needs and what it does not do.
A bundle of skills and commands for one kind of work, such as finance, legal or sales. A skill is a written procedure your assistant reads and follows. A command is a named shortcut that starts one.
15 are ported from Anthropic's open-source plugins by Agentman. 4 were built by Agentman. 4 were written by other companies, named on each plugin's page. Every page says which.
Create an Agentman account, turn on the plugins you want in your workspace, and add your connector URL to your assistant. The URL appears after you sign in. You set the connection up once, not once per plugin.
They are served over MCP, the Model Context Protocol, so an assistant that supports MCP connectors can reach them through your Agentman connection. We do not list which assistants each plugin has been tested in, so try the one you use before you depend on it.
Yes. A plugin is made of skills, and you can write your own skills in Agentman. The free plan includes up to 10 private skills and 3 members, with no credit card.
Sign in, choose the plugins your team needs, and add one connector URL to your assistant. Your connector URL appears after you sign in.