Auto-GPT-Plugins

⚠️💀 WARNING 💀⚠️: Always examine the code of any plugin you use thoroughly, as plugins can execute any Python code, leading to potential malicious activities such as stealing your API keys.

⚙️ WORK IN PROGRESS ⚙️: The plugin API is still being refined. If you are developing a plugin, expect changes in the upcoming versions.

New in Auto-GPT 0.4.1

• Unzipped plugins are now supported! You can now clone or download plugins directly from GitHub and place them in the plugins directory without zipping, as long as they are in the correct (NEW) format.
• Plugins settings have been moved out of the .env file to a new plugins_config.yaml file in the root directory of Auto-GPT.
• ALLOWLISTED_PLUGINS and DENYLISTED_PLUGINS .env settings are deprecated and will be removed in a future release.
• Plugins must now be explicitly enabled in plugins. See the installation section for more details.
• The plugin format has changed. For now the old zip format is still supported, but will be removed in a future release. See the plugin format section for more details.

Note: The Auto-GPT-Plugins repo must still be Zipped

The core Auto-GPT Plugins are still in the old format, and will need to be zipped as shown in the instructions below. THEY WILL NOT WORK UNZIPPED. This will be fixed in a future release.

Installation

⚠️This is a work in progress⚠️

Here are the steps to configure Auto-GPT Plugins.

1. Install Auto-GPT

   If you haven't done so, follow the installation instructions given by Auto-GPT to install it.

2. Download the plugins folder from the root of Auto-GPT directory

   To download it directly from your Auto-GPT directory, you can run this command on Linux or MacOS:

   curl -L -o ./plugins/Auto-GPT-Plugins.zip https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT-Plugins/archive/refs/heads/master.zip

   Or in PowerShell:

   Invoke-WebRequest -Uri "https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT-Plugins/archive/refs/heads/master.zip"     -OutFile "./plugins/Auto-GPT-Plugins.zip"

3. Execute the dependency install script for plugins

   This can be run via:

   Linux or MacOS:

   ./run.sh --install-plugin-deps

   Windows:

   .\run.bat --install-plugin-deps

   Or directly via the CLI:

   python -m autogpt --install-plugin-deps

4. Enable the plugins

   To activate a plugin, the user should create or edit the plugins_config.yaml file located in the root directory of Auto-GPT. All plugin options can be configured in this file.

   For example, if the astro plugin needs to be enabled, the following line should be added to the plugins_config.yaml file:

   AutoGPTSpacePlugin:
       config: {}
       enabled: true

Plugins

There are two categories of plugins: first party and third party.

First-party plugins are a curated list of widely-used plugins, and are included in this repo. They and are installed by default when the plugin platform is installed. See the First Party Plugins section below for a comprehensive list.

Third-party plugins need to be added individually. They may be useful for your specific needs. See the Third Party Plugins section below for a short list of third-party plugins, and for information on how to add your plugin. Note: The Auto-GPT community has developed numerous third-party plugins and this list doesn't include them all. See the Community-contributed plugins directory section below for a more comprehensive list.

Community contributed plugins directory

Community member and contributor, @dylanintech, maintains a growing directory of **Auto-GPT plugins and their contributors. To get your plugin listed in that directory, add your info to the data array in plugins.tsx of his repo and submit a PR.

First Party Plugins

You can see the first-party plugins below. These are included in this Auto-GPT-Plugins repo and are installed by default when the plugin platform is installed.

Plugin	Description	Location
Astro Info	This gives Auto-GPT info about astronauts.	autogpt_plugins/astro
API Tools	This allows Auto-GPT to make API calls of various kinds.	autogpt_plugins/api_tools
Baidu Search	This search plugin integrates Baidu search engines into Auto-GPT.	autogpt_plugins/baidu_search
Bing Search	This search plugin integrates Bing search engines into Auto-GPT.	autogpt_plugins/bing_search
Bluesky	Enables Auto-GPT to retrieve posts from Bluesky and create new posts.	autogpt_plugins/bluesky
Email	Revolutionize email management with the Auto-GPT Email Plugin, leveraging AI to automate drafting and intelligent replies.	autogpt_plugins/email
News Search	This search plugin integrates News Articles searches, using the NewsAPI aggregator into Auto-GPT.	autogpt_plugins/news_search
Planner	Simple Task Planner Module for Auto-GPT	autogpt_plugins/planner
Random Values	Enable Auto-GPT to generate various random numbers and strings.	autogpt_plugins/random_values
SceneX	Explore image storytelling beyond pixels with the Auto-GPT SceneX Plugin.	autogpt_plugins/scenex
Telegram	A smoothly working Telegram bot that gives you all the messages you would normally get through the Terminal.	autogpt_plugins/telegram
Twitter	Auto-GPT is capable of retrieving Twitter posts and other related content by accessing the Twitter platform via the v1.1 API using Tweepy.	autogpt_plugins/twitter
Wikipedia Search	This allows Auto-GPT to use Wikipedia directly.	autogpt_plugins/wikipedia_search
WolframAlpha Search	This allows AutoGPT to use WolframAlpha directly.	autogpt_plugins/wolframalpha_search

Third Party Plugins

Third-party plugins are created by contributors and are not included in this repository. For more information about these plugins, please visit their respective GitHub pages.

Here is a non-comprehensive list of third-party plugins. If you have a plugin you'd like to add to this list, please submit a PR.

Plugin	Description	Repository
Alpaca-Trading	Trade stocks and crypto, paper or live with Auto-GPT	danikhan632/Auto-GPT-AlpacaTrader-Plugin
AutoGPT User Input Request	Allow Auto-GPT to specifically request user input in continous mode	HFrovinJensen/Auto-GPT-User-Input-Plugin
BingAI	Enable Auto-GPT to fetch information via BingAI, saving time, API requests while maintaining accuracy. This does not remove the need for OpenAI API keys	gravelBridge/AutoGPT-BingAI
Crypto	Trade crypto with Auto-GPT	isaiahbjork/Auto-GPT-Crypto-Plugin
Discord	Interact with your Auto-GPT instance through Discord	gravelBridge/AutoGPT-Discord
Dolly AutoGPT Cloner	A way to compose & run multiple Auto-GPT processes that cooperate, till core has multi-agent support	pr-0f3t/Auto-GPT-Dolly-Plugin
Google Analytics	Connect your Google Analytics Account to Auto-GPT.	isaiahbjork/Auto-GPT-Google-Analytics-Plugin
IFTTT webhooks	This plugin allows you to easily integrate IFTTT connectivity using Maker	AntonioCiolino/AutoGPT-IFTTT
iMessage	Send and Get iMessages using Auto-GPT	danikhan632/Auto-GPT-Messages-Plugin
Instagram	Instagram access	jpetzke/AutoGPT-Instagram
Mastodon	Simple Mastodon plugin to send toots through a Mastodon account	ppetermann/AutoGPTMastodonPlugin
MetaTrader	Connect your MetaTrader Account to Auto-GPT.	isaiahbjork/Auto-GPT-MetaTrader-Plugin
Notion	Notion plugin for Auto-GPT.	doutv/Auto-GPT-Notion
Slack	This plugin allows to receive commands and send messages to slack channels	adithya77/Auto-GPT-slack-plugin
Spoonacular	Find recipe insiprations using Auto-GPT	minfenglu/Auto-GPT-Spoonacular-Plugin
System Information	This plugin adds an extra line to the prompt, serving as a hint for the AI to use shell commands likely supported by the current system. By incorporating this plugin, you can ensure that the AI model provides more accurate and system-specific shell commands, improving its overall performance and usefulness.	hdkiller/Auto-GPT-SystemInfo
TiDB Serverless	Connect your TiDB Serverless database to Auto-GPT, enable get query results from database	pingcap/Auto-GPT-TiDB-Serverless-Plugin
Todoist-Plugin	Allow Auto-GPT to programatically interact with yor Todoist to create, update, and manage your Todoist	danikhan632/Auto-GPT-Todoist-Plugin
Weather	A simple weather plugin wrapping around python-weather	ppetermann/Auto-GPT-WeatherPlugin
Web-Interaction	Enable Auto-GPT to fully interact with websites! Allows Auto-GPT to click elements, input text, and scroll	gravelBridge/AutoGPT-Web-Interaction
WolframAlpha	Access to WolframAlpha to do math and get accurate information	gravelBridge/AutoGPT-WolframAlpha
YouTube	Various YouTube features including downloading and understanding	jpetzke/AutoGPT-YouTube
Zapier webhooks	This plugin allows you to easily integrate Zapier connectivity	AntonioCiolino/AutoGPT-Zapier
Project Management	Streamline your Project Management with ease: Jira, Trello, and Google Calendar Made Effortless	minfenglu/AutoGPT-PM-Plugin

Configuration

Plugins must be enabled in plugins_config.yaml.

If you still have ALLOWLISTED_PLUGINS and DENYLISTED_PLUGINS in your .env file, Auto-GPT will use them to create the plugins_config.yaml file the first time.

This file contains a list of plugins to load. The format is as follows:

plugin_a:
  config:
    api_key: my-api-key
  enabled: false
PluginB:
  config: {}
  enabled: true

The various sections are as follows:

• key: The name of the plugin. E.g. plugin_a or PluginB.

  This is used to load the plugin. It's format depends on whether the plugin is zipped or unzipped.

  For zipped plugins, the key must be the name of the plugin class. For example, the weather plugin in this repository would WeatherPlugin, and in the example above, PluginB is most likely a zipped plugin.

  For unzipped plugins, the key must be the name of the plugin directory. For example, in the example above, the plugin_a directory would be loaded as a plugin.

• config: The configuration for the plugin.

  This is passed to the plugin when it is loaded. The format of this field depends on the plugin. This field is optional. Use {} if you do not need to pass any configuration to the plugin.

  Note that plugins_config.yaml file is only used by Auto-GPT to decide whether to load a plugin. For specific plugin settings, please refer to the documentation provided for each plugin. Plugin developers may still rely on.env for other plugin specific settings. We encourage developers to migrate their settings to the config field in the new plugins_config.yaml file.

• enabled: Determines whether the plugin is loaded.

Creating a Plugin

Creating a plugin is a rewarding experience! You can choose between first-party or third-party plugins. First-party plugins are included in this repo and are installed by default along with other plugins when the plugin platform is installed. Third-party plugins need to be added individually. Use first-party plugins for plugins you expect others to use and want, and third-party for things specific to you.

Plugin Format

Plugins must follow a specific structure in order to be found and loaded successfully. The structure depends on whether a plugin is zipped or unzipped.

Zipped plugins must subclasses AutoGPTPluginTemplate(https://github.com/Significant-Gravitas/Auto-GPT-Plugin-Template), and implement all the methods defined in AutoGPTPluginTemplate.

Unzipped plugins can also subclass AutoGPTPluginTemplate, but it is not required. They can implement only the methods they need. However, the name of the plugin's directory is used to load the plugin, so it must be unique within AutoGPT's plugins directory.

First Party Plugins How-To

1. Clone this plugins repo
2. Follow the structure of the other plugins, implementing the plugin interface as required
3. Write your tests
4. Add your name to the codeowners file
5. Add your plugin to the Readme
6. Add your plugin to the autogpt-package. You can copy the line of any of the standard plugins and just add another entry in the dictionary. Raise a PR & get it merged
7. Add your plugin to the plugin installation integration test
8. Make a PR back to this repo!

Third Party Plugins How-To

1. Clone the third party template.
2. Follow the instructions in the third party template readme.

Migrating Third Party to First Party

We appreciate your contribution of a plugin to the project!

1. Clone this repository.
2. Make a folder for your plugin under src/autogpt_plugins. Use a simple descriptive name such as notion, twitter, or web_ui.
3. Add the files from your third-party plugin located at src/auto_gpt_plugin_template into the folder you created.
4. Include your README from your third-party plugin in the folder you created.
5. Add your plugin to the root README with a description and a link to your plugin-specific README.
6. Add your plugin's Python package requirements to requirements.txt.
7. Add tests to get your plugin to 80% code coverage.
8. Add your name to the codeowners file.
9. Add your plugin to the Readme.
10. Submit a pull request back to this repository!

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