Cursor publishes its official plugins repository

Cursor has opened github.com/cursor/plugins, a repository that doubles as the plugin specification and the official plugin set. Every plugin is a standalone directory with a .cursor-plugin/plugin.json manifest plus conventional skills/, rules/, and mcp.json folders, and a root marketplace.json lists everything. The lineup mixes developer-tools plugins — thermos for aggressive security audits, orchestrate for fanning tasks across cloud agents, pstack for rigorous agent workflows, and continual-learning for transcript-driven AGENTS.md memory updates — with around 90 integration plugins covering Gmail, Google Calendar, GitHub, Playwright, Salesforce, Shopify, and more. The repo sits at about 11,800 stars and is MIT licensed. For third-party authors, it's effectively the reference implementation of how a Cursor plugin should be shaped.

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