Plugin Vault

Track, label, annotate, and organize BB plugins with personal notes — keep favorites, note installed extensions, and avoid broken or rejected plugins.

What you get

• Labels and descriptions right on the BB Plugins page: every plugin card gets a + Label / Edit button.
• Assign several labels per plugin — built-in Liked, Installed, Rejected, Buggy, Slow, Conflicts, Redundant, Testing Only — or create your own with a custom color.
• Label chips and your description shown on plugin cards, and label chips in the plugin detail header. Open the editor from the detail page's ⋯ menu with Labels & comment….
• Plugins you marked Rejected, Buggy, Slow, Conflicts, or Redundant are blurred on the Plugins page; hover a card to reveal it.
• A full-featured bb plugin-vault CLI command for terminal and automation workflows.

How it works

Plugin Vault stores your records in local SQLite-backed storage (bb.storage.kv). When you browse the plugin marketplace or your installed plugins, a lightweight content script compares catalog identifiers, slugs, and display names against your vault and applies non-intrusive badges and recorded notes directly to plugin cards.

Nothing leaves your machine. Plugin Vault does not require any account, external API, or network access.

CLI commands

Manage your vault directly from any terminal:

bb plugin-vault list
bb plugin-vault add <plugin-id> --label liked --note "Fast keybindings and clean UI"
bb plugin-vault add <plugin-id> --label rejected --note "Incompatible with current setup"
bb plugin-vault remove <plugin-id>

Add --json to bb plugin-vault list for machine-readable output in scripts and automations.

For agents

The included plugin-vault skill gives AI agents context on how to query your vault before recommending, installing, or modifying BB plugins.