Plugins | DataDoe

What are DataDoe Plugins?

Plugins give DataDoe agents reusable context and task-specific instructions. Instead of repeating the same background information or workflow in every conversation, add it once and let agents load it when relevant.

When a Plugin is enabled, DataDoe agents can discover and load it when it is relevant to their work.

DataDoe supports these Plugin types:

Plugin	Type	Description	Example use case
Skill	Agent Skill	Install one or more agent skills (opens in a new tab) from a public GitHub repository.	Add a custom or community reusable playbook to your agents.
Business Information	Memory	Facts and context about the business.	"We sell private-label kitchen tools on Amazon US and EU."
Business Goal	Memory	Objectives and targets the business is working toward.	"Grow Amazon US revenue 20% this quarter while protecting contribution margin."
Business Know-How	Memory	Processes, practices, and operational expertise.	"How we run weekly advertising reviews and decide when to pause keywords."
Brand Information	Memory	Brand voice, positioning, and messaging guidelines.	"All copywriting must be confident and practical."
KPI Definition	Memory	What metrics are important and how they are defined.	"Our most important metric is late shipping rate."
Agent Rule	Memory	A rule the agent must follow.	"Always confirm before proposing any Action that changes live Amazon listings."
Agent Soul	Memory	Personality, behavioral principles, tone, and boundaries.	"Be direct, cite numbers, and avoid speculation when data is incomplete."
Agent Identity	Memory	The agent's identity – what it is.	"You are an Amazon PPC analyst who aims at reducing ACoS."
User Info	Memory	Information and preferences about the user it is assisting.	"Alex prefers weekly data over daily data."
Agent Memory	Memory	A generic piece of information remembered by the agent.	"Last week we agreed to prioritize restocking ASIN B0XXXX."
Business Context File	Context File	A file with business context for the agent.	Upload a PDF with brand guidelines.
Agent Context File	Context File	A file with agent-oriented context.	Upload a Markdown file with instructions for the agent.
Data File	Context File	A generic file for agents to use as reference.	Upload a file with contact information for all team members.

How do DataDoe Plugins differ from my AI agent plugins and connectors?

DataDoe Plugins are served by DataDoe MCP directly to all your agents. They work in all your agents, regardless of the agent platform they are running on. With DataDoe Plugins, you focus on the business context and instructions. You do not need to worry about AI and technical stack details. You can also work easily with multiple AI providers at the same time.

How to use Plugins?

DataDoe MCP exposes Plugins and encourages agents to use them.

Because agents behave differently, we advise you to add the following short instruction to your agent-specific context, or at the end of your first prompt in the conversation: Use DataDoe Plugins.

For example this is how you can force the agent to use DataDoe Plugins in your first prompt:

How is my store performing this week?

Use DataDoe Plugins.

What are Plugins scopes?

Plugins have two scopes:

Organization Plugins are available to everyone in your Organization; they are useful for shared definitions, brand guidance, common business rules, and team workflows, and only Organization Owners can add or manage them
Own Plugins are personal to you; they are useful for individual preferences, responsibilities, and recurring ways of working

Use Organization Plugins for context and workflows that should be consistent across the team. Use Own Plugins for context and workflows that apply only to your work.

Are there any limits on Plugins?

Each Organization has two allowances:

up to 10 Plugins can be active; all Plugin types count toward this allowance, and Organization active Plugins and your Own active Plugins share this limit
enabled content Plugins (everything except Skills and Files) can use up to 10,000 context tokens per scope; Skills and Files do not consume this allowance, and Organization context and Own context are counted separately

How to add a Plugin?

Open Plugins (opens in a new tab) from the DataDoe side menu.
Select Add organization Plugin or Add own Plugin.
Choose the Plugin type, such as Business Information, Agent Rule, or Agent Soul.
Give the Plugin a clear name, such as "Brand Voice" or "Weekly Sales Reporting".
Add the information or instructions you want DataDoe agents to use.
Choose whether the Plugin should be enabled, then select Create.

How to add a Skill Plugin?

Open Plugins (opens in a new tab) from the DataDoe side menu.
Select Add organization Plugin or Add own Plugin.
Choose Skill.
Enter a public GitHub repository as owner/repository or a GitHub URL.
Select Find skills.
Choose one or more discovered Skills, then select the install button.

How to add a File Plugin?

Open Plugins (opens in a new tab) from the DataDoe side menu.
Select Add organization Plugin or Add own Plugin.
Choose Data File, Business Context File, or Agent Context File.
Add a short description of what the file contains and why agents should use it.
Upload a supported file of up to 10 megabytes.
Choose whether the Plugin should be enabled, then select Create.

DataDoe then keeps the converted content with the Plugin.

Tips for effective Plugins

Keep each Plugin focused on one topic.
Use a clear, descriptive name.
Write instructions in direct language and include examples where helpful.
Review Organization Plugins regularly so shared guidance stays accurate.
Disable outdated Plugins instead of leaving conflicting instructions active.
Do not store passwords, access keys, or other secrets in Plugins.

Tips for effective Skills

Install Skills only from repositories you trust.
Review SKILL.md, scripts, reference files, and assets before enabling a Skill.
Keep each Skill focused on a clear task.
Update Skill content in its GitHub repository.
Disable Skills that are outdated or no longer relevant.

Tips for effective File Plugins

Prefer focused documents over large archives.
Write a clear description so agents know when to load the file.
Upload only files you trust; conversion makes their content available to agents.
Disable File Plugins that are outdated or no longer relevant.

Read the Features Overview for other DataDoe features.
Read the DataDoe MCP overview for connecting an AI agent to DataDoe.