robotcode

robotframework-agent-plugins

A curated Open Plugins marketplace for Robot Framework — Skills (and more plugin components over time) that extend AI coding agents like Claude Code, GitHub Copilot, and Codex with Robot Framework expertise.

Plugins in this marketplace

Plugin	What it does
robotcode	Teaches AI coding agents to drive robotcode properly in Robot Framework projects.

More plugins are planned — Browser Library, RequestsLibrary, and general Robot Framework patterns.

Before you install

Plugins from this marketplace follow the Open Plugin Specification. Check whether your agent currently supports the spec at https://open-plugins.com/supported-agents. If it doesn't, the marketplace files in this repo will not be discovered — even if the plugin contents themselves would work standalone.

Every agent uses its own command surface to add a marketplace and install a plugin. Pick the section for your agent below.

Install per agent

Claude Code

claude plugin marketplace add robotcodedev/robotframework-agent-plugins
claude plugin install robotcode@robotframework-agent-plugins

Update with claude plugin marketplace update once the marketplace is registered. See Claude Code plugin docs for version pinning (@<ref>) and uninstall.

GitHub Copilot CLI

copilot plugin marketplace add robotcodedev/robotframework-agent-plugins
copilot plugin install robotcode@robotframework-agent-plugins

See GitHub Copilot CLI plugin marketplaces.

GitHub Copilot Chat (VS Code)

Add the marketplace to your User Settings:

// settings.json
"chat.plugins.marketplaces": [
  "robotcodedev/robotframework-agent-plugins"
]

Then install plugins from the Extensions view's Chat Plugins section.

The RobotCode VS Code extension already ships the robotcode plugin built-in via contributes.chatPlugins — you only need this marketplace if you want to mix in future plugins from it.

Codex

codex plugin marketplace add robotcodedev/robotframework-agent-plugins
codex plugin add robotcode@robotframework-agent-plugins

See Codex plugin docs.

Other Open-Plugins-compliant agents

If your agent implements the Open Plugin spec but isn't listed above, the install pattern is usually the same shape:

1. Register the marketplace by repository — <tool> plugin marketplace add robotcodedev/robotframework-agent-plugins (or via the agent's settings / UI).
2. Install an individual plugin — <tool> plugin install <plugin>@robotframework-agent-plugins.

Consult your agent's documentation for the exact command name and any required preview/beta flags.

Repository layout

.plugin/marketplace.json          ← Open Plugins spec marketplace manifest
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json   ← Claude Code copy (same schema, tool-specific path)
.agents/plugins/marketplace.json  ← Codex copy (different schema, tool-specific path)
plugins/
└── robotcode/
    ├── .plugin/plugin.json       ← Open Plugins manifest
    ├── .codex-plugin/plugin.json ← Codex copy (same data, tool-specific path)
    └── skills/robotcode/
        ├── SKILL.md
        └── references/

Each plugin is its own directory under plugins/. The marketplace manifest and per-plugin manifest are duplicated at tool-specific paths because each agent reads only its own location:

Tool	Marketplace path	Plugin manifest path	Schema
Open Plugins (Copilot CLI, …)	.plugin/marketplace.json	<plugin>/.plugin/plugin.json	Open Plugins spec
Claude Code	.claude-plugin/marketplace.json	<plugin>/.claude-plugin/plugin.json (if present, else .plugin/)	same as Open Plugins
Codex	.agents/plugins/marketplace.json	<plugin>/.codex-plugin/plugin.json	Codex-specific (source object, policy, category, interface)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome — new plugins, improvements to existing ones, bug reports, and docs. In short, to submit a plugin: add it under plugins/<your-plugin>/ (with .plugin/plugin.json, a README.md, and a LICENSE), register it in the source catalog .plugin/marketplace.json, run python scripts/sync_manifests.py to generate the tool-specific copies, and open a PR.

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full guide — plugin requirements, manifest generation, evals, commit conventions, and signed-commit setup. By participating you agree to abide by our Code of Conduct.

License

Apache-2.0