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# How to Add Plugins to Your Organization
## Obtaining Your API Key
In order to add plugins to you organization, you will need to have an API key associated with your account.
Follow the steps below to generate your API key:
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#### Go to API Page
Your Profile → Account → API
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#### Create API Key
Click 'Create Key' to generate a new API key
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For more details, please refer to [Get Your API Key](/how-to/get-your-api-key.md) page.
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## Adding Plugins to Your Organization
Ango Hub offers a centralized repository of plugins, known as the Plugin Directory. This is where users can discover, contribute, and share plugins to extend the platform’s functionality.
The Plugin Directory allows you to browse and install custom plugins developed by Ango Hub users, and easily add them to your own organization.
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Unless otherwise specified, plugins available in the Plugin Directory are not reviewed or officially maintained by Ango Team. Use plugins from the Plugin Directory at your own risk.
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#### To access the Plugin Directory:
1. Navigate to Plugins from the top navigation bar.
2. Select Organization Plugins.
3. Click Show Plugin Directory to explore available plugins.
How to Open Plugin Directory
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The Plugin Directory shows all **Public** plugins and **Listed Private** plugins shared with your organization.
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Clicking **'Add'** button below a plugin will instantly add it to your organization.
Plugin Directory
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Added plugins will appear in the **Organization Plugins** page:
Organization Plugins
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