Plugins

Using plugins

Install, activate, configure, and deactivate plugins in any chat.

Browse and install

Open the plugin marketplace

In any chat: tap the 🧩 plugins icon above the input → Browse marketplace.

You can also browse without opening a chat at Settings → Plugins → Marketplace.

Filter by type

All — everything
Prompt — behaviour injections
Tool — real-data lookups
Tuning — behaviour dials
Interactive — buttons and UI
Featured — handpicked by the Reverie team
Trending — most-installed this week

Read the plugin page

Each plugin page shows: description, type, install count, rating, creator, and (for tool plugins) any third-party API the plugin calls.

Some plugins are character-locked — they only work with a specific character. The plugin page will tell you.

Tap Install

Installed plugins go to your library. They're inactive by default until you turn them on per chat.

From the plugin panel inside any chat: tap an installed plugin to toggle it on. The plugin is now active for this chat only. To make it active by default for every new chat, long-press → Set as default.

Most plugins activate silently. Interactive plugins immediately add their buttons to the chat composer.

Pre-installed plugins

Every account ships with a starter pack:

Peek into mind — diary, dreams, inner thoughts, letters, memories
Time lapse — jump the scene forward
Emote — emotion buttons
Setting patch — quick world override

You can disable any of these from Settings → Plugins → Installed.

Character-installed plugins

When a creator publishes a character, they can pre-install plugins on it that every user automatically gets when they start a chat. This is how character creators ship a full vision, not just a personality.

Examples you might see:

RPG character ships with stats, dice, inventory, quest tracker
Language tutor character ships with vocab tracker, spaced repetition, progress dashboard
Romance character ships with relationship meter, shared memories, activity planner

You'll see these in the plugin panel labelled Built into [Character Name]. You can disable them if you don't want them, but the creator's intent is that they're part of the experience.

Plugin limits

Up to 5 prompt-injection plugins active per chat. More than that and characters start to feel fragmented.
No limit on interactive plugins.
No limit on tool plugins, but each one adds context overhead.

Privacy

Tool plugins that call third-party APIs declare what they share. Your conversation messages stay on Reverie's servers; only the specific data the plugin needs (your city for weather, the query for a search) is sent outside.

You can revoke a plugin's permissions at any time from Settings → Plugins → Permissions.

Turning a plugin off

Tap the plugin in the chat plugin panel to toggle off. Or, from Settings → Plugins → Installed, uninstall entirely. Uninstalling doesn't affect past conversations — they keep whatever plugin context they had when the messages were generated.