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Plugins are server-side extensions that run inside your Minecraft servers. They use the Cloud API to interact with your network infrastructure.

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Official Plugins

PluginPlatformDescription
Server RegistrationProxyRegisters servers with the proxy
Server ConnectionProxyHandles player connections between servers
Cloud CommandBothIn-game cloud management commands
Proxy EssentialsProxyHub command, maintenance mode, MOTD
NotifyBothServer start/stop notifications
PrefixesServerPlayer prefix management
SignsServerDynamic server status signs
NPCsServerClickable server selector NPCs
PlaceholdersServerPlaceholderAPI integration

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Installing Plugins

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Via Dashboard

When creating or editing a group, you can add plugins from the Plugins settings. Search for plugins and they’ll be automatically installed on all servers in that group.

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Via CLI

# List plugins for a group
sc group plugin list lobby

# Add a plugin to a group
sc group plugin add lobby proxy-essentials

# Add a plugin to a persistent server
sc persistent-server plugin add spawn proxy-essentials

# Remove a plugin from a group
sc group plugin remove lobby proxy-essentials
The optional plugin query can be a search term, a Modrinth slug such as mr:luckperms, a Spigot ID such as sp:28140, or a plugin URL.

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Manually

Place plugin JARs in your template’s plugins/ folder: 
cp my-plugin.jar templates/lobby/plugins/

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Plugins vs Droplets

PluginsDroplets
Runs onInside Minecraft serverIndependent service
PurposeIn-game featuresInfrastructure tasks
ExamplesSigns, NPCs, commandsPlayer data, resource packs
For infrastructure-level features, see Droplets.
Have ideas for new plugins? Share them on our Discord or contribute on GitHub.