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Plugins

Features your agent builds in.

A Prelo plugin is a spec, not a package. Your agent reads it and writes the feature into your project — nothing gets installed, and the code is yours afterwards.

✓ Every plugin is reviewed by a human before it's listed.
13 plugins
Blog commentsOfficial

Threaded comments with a moderation queue in Studio. No third-party embed.

Contentprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Booking formOfficial

Appointment requests with availability windows and email confirmation.

Formsprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Contact formOfficial

Contact form with spam protection and email notifications, plus a submissions inbox in Studio.

Formsprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Event calendarOfficial

Events as a content type with a monthly calendar view and iCal feed.

Contentprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Image galleryOfficial

Filterable gallery with lightbox, fed straight from the media library.

Mediaprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Newsletter signupOfficial

Signup form with double opt-in, delivering to Resend, Mailchimp or Buttondown.

Marketingprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Open Graph imagesOfficial

Auto-generated social share images for every page and post.

Mediaprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Plausible analyticsOfficial

Privacy-first analytics with a stats card on the Studio dashboard.

Integrationsprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Redirect managerOfficial

301s editable in Studio, enforced at the edge on deploy.

Infrastructureprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
SEO essentialsOfficial

Sitemap, robots.txt and canonical tags generated from your pages automatically.

Infrastructureprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Site searchOfficial

Instant client-side search across pages and posts, indexed at build time.

Contentprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
Stripe checkoutOfficial

Sell products or accept donations with Stripe-hosted checkout pages.

Integrationsprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital
TestimonialsOfficial

Collect and curate client quotes, rendered as a wall or a carousel.

Marketingprelo >= 0.1Aanderdigital

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