// plugins

Plugins

What PDT works with. Turn one on in Settings › Plugins and it adds its connections, workflow steps, templates and tools for the PM. Every plugin here comes with PDT. How plugins and connections work

Request a plugin

Dev

GitHubBuilt in

Pull requests, CI, issues and releases for projects on GitHub, as your GitHub login.

Jira

Link projects to Jira Cloud or Server / Data Center: issues assigned to you become tickets, Done moves the issue, and the PM and workflows search, edit and move issues, sprints and epics.

Buildkite

CI of tickets' branches from Buildkite pipelines, shown and acted on like the pull request's CI.

GitLab

Merge requests, pipelines, issues and releases for projects on gitlab.com or your own GitLab, as your GitLab login.

Documents

Google

Google Docs and Sheets as documents: pick files from your Drive, make new ones, and let agents edit them (formulas, formatting and charts too) and answer their comments.

Chat

Discord

Post to Discord channels from workflows, and let the PM manage a Discord server through a bot.

General

Incoming webhooksBuilt in

Addresses other machines post to, to start workflows.

HTTP servicesBuilt in

Any HTTP API with a token, for HTTP request steps.

MCP serversBuilt in

Tools from MCP servers, as workflow actions.

PDT also works with media servers and managers: the media plugins.