Redesigned Plugins pages, MCP server readiness checks, and custom headers for remote servers
Distributing MCP servers to your team is now much clearer. The Plugins pages show the real state of your marketplace setup with direct calls to action, a single install dropdown covers both GitHub and zip installation, and a new readiness bar on each MCP server page tells you exactly what's left before the server is usable — URL, authentication, source, and plugin membership. Remote MCP servers also gain a header management API for passing custom headers upstream.
Features
Redesigned Plugins pages#4003 - The marketplace card now reflects real setup state: until the marketplace repo exists and a collaborator has accepted their GitHub invite, it shows a "Not published" state with Publish now and Add collaborators calls to action. A single Install dropdown (GitHub installation via marketplace, or direct zip download) replaces the old split button on both the Plugins index and detail pages, and zip downloads work even before the marketplace is set up. The Default plugin gets its own badge and description. (Author: @adaam2)
MCP server readiness bar#4003 - Each MCP server page gains a collapsible readiness summary covering Server URL, Authentication, Source, and Included in Plugin status, with links to fix each item — so it's obvious what stands between a server and its users. (Author: @adaam2)
Custom headers for remote MCP servers#4075 - A new header management API lets remote MCP servers carry custom headers, so upstream servers that expect extra headers can be connected without workarounds. (Author: @bflad)
Clearer billing model breakdown#4071 - The billing page's model breakdown now separates the Risk Policy Analysis Model — the platform's own risk-scanning inference, the metered unit of tokens-under-management contracts — from the Completion Model used by chat surfaces like the playground and Slack. Risk-analysis inference is attributed to the scanned user, so user, role, and division breakdowns report whose traffic was analyzed. (Author: @daviddanialy)
Hooks install from your org's marketplace#4017 - The hooks setup dialog's Claude Code instructions now install from your organization's published plugin marketplace, with copyable commands and managed-settings snippets, instead of a public repository that carried no credentials. (Author: @danielkov)
Bug fixes
Remote MCP servers join the Default plugin reliably#4003 - MCP servers now attach to the Default plugin when they're enabled, so remote servers (which start disabled) no longer fail with "mcp server is disabled or has no published endpoint" when added. Adding a second endpoint to an already-attached server works, endpointless servers are hidden from the plugin's add-server picker, and removing a server's last address asks for confirmation. (Author: @adaam2)
Accurate employee enrollment stats#4094 - The enrollment page no longer shows 0 tokens and stale activity for employees whose telemetry rows split across identity keys: usage rows carrying a user ID but no email now merge into the employee's summary, and role breakdowns resolve those users instead of bucketing them as Unassigned. (Author: @daviddanialy)
Faster toolset listing#4089 - Listing toolsets no longer rebuilds every platform tool descriptor per tool, significantly cutting latency for projects with large toolsets. (Author: @walker-tx)
