7. Add-ons

What it is: Add-ons extend CODEXIS AI with additional features and data sources — legal databases, registers, document-handling tools, and community extensions. Everything is in one place; you just need to turn it on.

Where to find it: In the left menu under Tools → Add-ons.

Working with the overview

• Search add-ons — a search box in the top right for quickly finding a specific add-on.
• Each add-on has its own tile with a name, description, and the number of the latest version.
• The button on the tile shows the status:
  • Installed — the add-on is active and ready to use.
  • Uninstall — you can disable/remove the add-on.
• The icons on the right next to an add-on group are used to refresh the list and remove the source.

Adding your own add-on source

If you want to add add-ons beyond the standard offering:

1. Click + Add add-on source (top right).
2. Choose the Source type — a local path or a Git repository.
3. For a Git repository, you fill in:
   • Repository URL — the address (HTTPS or SSH)
   • Branch/Tag — optional, the default is the main branch (main)
   • Manifest path — an optional custom path to the marketplace.json file
4. Confirm with the Add add-on source button.

💡 Adding your own sources is more for advanced users/IT. A regular user will get by with the add-ons that are already available.

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How add-ons work

Most add-ons are operated in exactly the same way — you ask in a normal conversation and the add-on activates itself based on your query. The answer always draws on a verified source and includes a link you can check. There is no need to learn any commands or switch between applications.

In addition, some add-ons add their own skills, apps (continuous monitoring), or specialized agents — you will then find these in the corresponding Skills, Apps, and Agents sections.

What is available

The selection of add-ons is continuously growing, so you will always find the most up-to-date and complete list directly in the Tools → Add-ons overview. Add-ons are currently available in these areas:

• Czech law — CODEXIS — Legal database (the flagship add-on: legislation, case law, commentaries, templates), Municipal regulations of the Czech Republic, Chamber of Deputies of the Czech Republic.
• Foreign and European law — Slovakia, Austria, the Netherlands, as well as EU law and case law.
• Registers and registries — ARES (Czech companies and sole traders), Slovak Business Register, Czech Cadastre of Real Estate, Slovak Cadastre of Real Estate, Czech Insolvency Register (ISIR).
• Working with documents and data — Document OCR, Video and audio analysis, Data visualization, French open data.

💡 The flagship add-on is CODEXIS — Legal database, which brings the most extensive Czech legal database — legislation, case law, commentaries, and templates — directly into the conversation, always with a link to the source.