Best ChatGPT Plugins for Coding
ChatGPT writes code on its own. With a plugin it reads your repository, queries your database and deploys your app. Start with one of these five.
How we picked. We check the ChatGPT directory every hour. We rank the plugins for each task by how often people search for them with ChatGPT. Ties go to the directory’s Featured and home page picks, then to the plugins ChatGPT offers on its own in conversations.
1. GitHub
Best for code review and questions about a repo
Connect your GitHub account and ChatGPT reads your repositories, issues and pull requests. Ask it to explain how authentication works in a repo, from the components to how tokens move, or to review a pull request: what changed, what could break, which tests are missing.
It triages issues and failing CI checks, and it turns a week of commits and merged PRs into an update for your team. People search for GitHub with ChatGPT more than for any other developer tool, and ChatGPT names it first when you ask which plugin can review pull requests.
- ChatGPT recommends it
- Named first in 7 of 7 answers to “Which ChatGPT plugin can review my GitHub pull requests?”
- Made by
- OpenAI
- You need
- A GitHub account
- Works with
- Repositories, issues, pull requests and CI
- Needed for
- Some Codex features
- In the directory
- #1 of 697 in Developer Tools★ Featured in the directoryChatGPT suggests it
@GitHub Explain this repo's authentication using code and docs: components, request flow, and how credentials and tokens are handled
@GitHub Summarize this pull request like a senior reviewer: what changed, what could break, and what tests are missing or weak
@GitHub Turn the last 7 days of commits and merged PRs into a stakeholder update: shipped work, risks, and next steps
2. Supabase
Best for managing a Postgres database
Supabase runs your Postgres database from the chat. Ask it to run SQL, design or change tables, create and apply migrations, and read the real-time logs when something breaks.
It deploys edge functions, sets up sign-in for your users and manages development branches. Supabase’s Postgres best practices come with the plugin as a skill, so you can ask it to review your schema and row-level security policies or to speed up slow queries. ChatGPT names Supabase first when you ask which plugin can query your database.
- ChatGPT recommends it
- Named first in 6 of 7 answers to “Which ChatGPT plugin can query my database?”
- In the directory since
- April 2026
- You need
- A Supabase project
- Comes with
- Skills, Postgres best practices among them
- In the directory
- #2 of 697 in Developer Tools★ Featured in the directoryChatGPT suggests it
@Supabase Use Supabase to set up Auth and protected routes for my app.
@Supabase Review my Supabase schema and RLS policies for security issues.
@Supabase Optimize my Postgres queries and indexes using Supabase best practices.
3. Vercel
Best for deploying a web app
Vercel builds and deploys web apps and AI agents. Ask it to check a repository for deployment risks, to pick the Vercel tools that fit your app, or to wire Vercel into your workflow.
The plugin ships with dozens of skills for deployments and CI, domains, environment variables, functions, the firewall, storage and the AI SDK, plus an MCP server. ChatGPT names Vercel first when you ask for a plugin that can deploy a web app.
- ChatGPT recommends it
- Named first in 7 of 7 answers to “Is there a ChatGPT plugin that can deploy my web app?”
- In the directory since
- November 2025
- You need
- A Vercel account
- Comes with
- Skills and an MCP server
- In the directory
- #4 of 697 in Developer Tools★ Featured in the directoryChatGPT suggests it
@Vercel Audit this repo for Vercel deployment risks
@Vercel Which Vercel tools fit this app best
@Vercel Help connect Vercel to this workflow
4. Replit
Best for building an app with no setup
Describe an app in plain words and Replit’s Agent builds it, with the frontend, backend, database and sign-in it needs. Replit hosts the result, so you can open the app and share it.
Keep the chat going to add features, ask how a part works or check whether the app is ready to deploy. Use it for prototypes, quick experiments and internal tools.
- ChatGPT recommends it
- Named in 3 of 7 answers to “Is there a ChatGPT plugin that can deploy my web app?”
- In the directory since
- December 2025
- Hosting
- Replit hosts the app it builds
- In the directory
- #11 of 697 in Developer Tools★ Featured in the directoryChatGPT suggests it
5. Context7
Best for up-to-date library docs
Models learn libraries from old training data, so they suggest outdated code and APIs that don’t exist. Context7 fetches the current documentation and code examples for the library you use and puts them into the chat.
Ask how to use React hooks or how to set up the latest version of a framework, and ChatGPT answers from the docs Context7 found. The plugin reads documentation and changes nothing in your accounts.
- In the directory since
- April 2026
- Made by
- Upstash
- Access
- Reads public docs
- In the directory
- #23 of 697 in Developer ToolsChatGPT suggests it
@Context7 How do I use React hooks?
Coding plugins compared
| Plugin | Best for | Changes things | Works with |
|---|---|---|---|
| GitHub | Code review, repo questions | Yes | Repos, issues, pull requests, CI |
| Supabase | Postgres databases | Yes | SQL, tables, auth, functions |
| Vercel | Deploys | Yes | Deployments, domains, env vars |
| Replit | New apps from a prompt | Yes | Its own hosted projects |
| Context7 | Current library docs | No | Public docs and examples |
How to choose a coding plugin
- Your code lives on GitHub: start with the GitHub plugin. On GitLab, the GitLab plugin reviews merge requests and debugs failing pipelines.
- You need a database: Supabase for Postgres. ChatGPT also suggests Neon.
- You want to ship a web app: Vercel. ChatGPT also suggests Render and Railway.
- You have an idea and no code: Replit or Lovable builds the app and hosts it.
- ChatGPT keeps suggesting old APIs: add Context7.
How to use a coding plugin in ChatGPT
@GitHub or the plugin’s name in a chat, or pick it under +More coding plugins
Remote Desktop CommanderBuild and automate, anywhereDesktop CommanderCoding
RailwayBuild and deploy appsRailwayDeploy & monitorWebsites & apps
RenderManage Render resourcesRenderDeploy & monitor
FirebaseBuild and deploy apps fasterFirebaseDeploy & monitorWebsites & apps
DatadogQuery and visualize dataDatadogDeploy & monitorData & databases
SuperpowersPlanning, TDD, and debuggingJesse VincentCoding
NetlifyBuild and deploy on NetlifyNetlifyDeploy & monitorWebsites & apps
SentinelXManage Linux, Mac & WindowsPensaInfraDeploy & monitorQuestions and answers
What is the best ChatGPT plugin for coding?
GitHub for code review and questions about a repository, Supabase for managing a Postgres database, Vercel for deploying a web app, Replit for building an app with no setup, and Context7 for up-to-date library docs.
Who makes the GitHub plugin for ChatGPT?
OpenAI builds the GitHub plugin and the GitLab plugin. Codex needs the GitHub plugin for some of its features.
Are coding plugins for ChatGPT free?
Installing a plugin is free. Most work with your account on the service, so you pay for its plan, such as a Supabase or Vercel plan, if you need one.
How many coding plugins does ChatGPT have?
About 250 plugins in the ChatGPT directory write, review or debug code, from GitHub and Supabase to small tools that make Codex easier to use. About 100 more deploy and monitor apps, such as Vercel, Render and Railway.