cognigy
v1.22.3by Cognigy
NiCE Cognigy Plugin: create, test, and manage AI Agents on the NiCE Cognigy platform
What cognigy does, in the publisher's words
> Distributed exclusively through each client's native plugin mechanism, a plugin on Claude Code, Claude Desktop, ChatGPT + Codex, and Antigravity, a plugin on Cursor, and an Agent Plugins-standard plugin on any conformant host (Kiro, VS Code + Copilot, …), with more clients to come. Each package installs the server engine and ships skills + agents.
A plugin that connects your AI assistant to the Cognigy.AI REST API. Create, test, and improve LLM-based AI Agents through a self-improvement loop, without leaving your client.
- 17 workflow tools for agent creation, deployment, packaging, backup, and voice setup
- One-call agent setup: creates Agent + Flow + AI Agent Job Node + REST Endpoint automatically
From the project README, punctuation lightly normalized · Open the README on GitHub
- Skills
- 16
- MCP servers
- 2
- Stars
- 18
- License
- MIT
- Repo created
- 2026-06-18
- Last pushed
- 2026-10-23
- Publisher type
- Organization
- Version
- 1.22.3
Links
Skills · 16
- a2a-setup
- agent-creation
- Use when the user wants to build, create, or set up a new Cognigy AI Agent from scratch, covers listing projects, ensuring an LLM exists, creating the agent, testing it, and refining persona/job fields.
- agent-red-team
- Use when the user wants to red-team, adversarially test, jailbreak-test, or probe the guardrails of a Cognigy AI Agent, covers scoping consent, deriving the agent's policy surface from its config, generating targeted probes, scoring verdicts, and producing a standardised findings report.
- docs-lookup
- Use when the user asks how a Cognigy.AI feature, node, endpoint, setting, or concept works, asks for Cognigy documentation, best practices, or release/version behavior, or when you are unsure of platform behavior or valid configuration values and need to consult the official docs before answering o…
- flow-nodes
- Use when adding custom logic inside a Cognigy tool branch with manage_flow_nodes, or when rendering/visualizing a flow as a diagram, supported node types, config schemas, placement rules, the tool-first workflow, and the render operation.
- knowledge-setup
- Use when the user wants to add knowledge, RAG, or a knowledge store/source to a Cognigy agent, covers embedding vs Knowledge Search models, Knowledge AI settings, ingesting sources, and attaching knowledge as a tool.
- llm-providers
- Use when configuring or choosing an LLM for a Cognigy agent, valid provider names (openAI, anthropic, azureOpenAI, google, mistral, openAICompatible, awsBedrock), model strings, connection types, credential resolution, OpenAI-compatible endpoints (vLLM, Hugging Face, LiteLLM, Azure AI Foundry, self…
- package-management
- Use when exporting, importing, uploading, inspecting, or downloading Cognigy package zip files, including reusing an LLM plus its connection across projects.
- settings
- Use when configuring project-level Cognigy settings: voice preview / speech provider configuration and Knowledge AI settings.
- snapshot-backups
- Use when backing up a Cognigy project before changing an existing AI Agent, rolling a project back to a previous state, undoing agent changes, or working with Cognigy Snapshots, create, restore, list, delete.
- tools-setup
- Use when creating or configuring Cognigy agent tools, choosing the tool type (tool, http, mcp, knowledge, send_email) and their configuration schemas.
- troubleshooting
- Use when a Cognigy agent returns empty responses, a tool call or create_ai_agent fails, a resource is not found, setup_llm fails, or you need to diagnose a Cognigy MCP problem.
- voice-gateway-setup
- Use when the user wants to set up a voice agent or a Voice Gateway endpoint with WebRTC for browser-based voice interaction.
- voice-go-live-checklist
- webchat-setup
- xapps
Descriptions come from the frontmatter of each SKILL.md, punctuation lightly normalized.
MCP servers · 2
- docsstreamable-http
- https://docs.cognigy.com/mcp
- platformstdio
- npx -y -p cognigy-engine@npm:@cognigy/plugin-engine@1.19.0 cognigy-mcp
Read from the plugin's own mcp.json. We list environment variable names, never values.
Category
Other. Assigned by this directory. Agent Plugins 1.0.0 has no category field, so no manifest declares one.
Keywords
cognigy · ai-agents · conversational-ai · mcp · llm
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