Extensions for Silo
Install from the app (Settings → Extensions), or from a shell:
silo install <id>
At-a-glance agent status in the Workspaces panel: rows for coding agents that are working or finished and need attention, cleared when you view the terminal.
Browse and preview markdown documentation from configurable folder roots.
Mark editor and terminal tabs to come back to later — toolbar Flag toggle, tab chip, and a Workspaces panel rollup.
Monitor GitHub Actions workflow runs across workspace repos — status bar, workspace badges, and failure notifications.
GitHub issues for workspace repos in a side panel — status, labels, assignees, and drill-in details, with quick copy for handing work to an agent.
GitHub pull requests for workspace repos in a side panel — review state, CI checks, and drill-in details at a glance.
Embed local dev servers and file:// pages as dock panels alongside your code.
Agent Skills side panel — inventory of project + user installs, with a dock-anchored sheet to browse and install from skills.sh.
Live CPU and memory charts in a side panel and status bar — cross-platform (macOS, Linux, Windows).
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Extension questions
How do I install an extension?
From the app: Settings → Extensions → Browse. From a shell:
silo install <id>. Every install shows a permission prompt first —
extensions run unsandboxed, so only install ones you trust.
How do I publish an extension?
Register it once via the publish form, then cut a GitHub release with the built package. See Publishing an extension for the full walkthrough.
How does the registry work?
It's a git-backed index, not a service — every publish is a commit, so the history is a public audit log. See RFC 0014 for the design.
Found a problem with an extension?
Open an issue on the registry repo — publishers and maintainers triage from there.