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Nighty Vault plugins

A plugin adds something new to Nighty Vault, like a card in the Night Panel or tools for your AI. You install it from its creator’s GitHub in a few clicks, and you see what it asks for first.

How to install a plugin

  1. In Nighty Vault, open Settings > Plugins.
  2. Click Install from GitHub…
  3. Paste the plugin’s GitHub link.
  4. Read what it asks for, then click Install.

Plain plugins

Most plugins. You see every permission in plain words before you install. They run sandboxed, get only what you allowed, and never see locked folders.

Full access

For plugins that run programs or talk to tools like Blender. The install screen shows a red warning, and Install stays off until you tick “I trust” the author. Only for plugins you trust. Locked folders still stay locked.

Plugins

  • Nighty Blender 2.0

    Gives your AI 15 Blender tools, right inside Nighty Vault’s AI connection.

    Nighty Vault 0.3.3+ Full access

    See it on GitHub

    Read more about Nighty Blender 2.0What it does and needs

    What it does

    • Adds 15 Blender tools to the AI connection you already have, so your AI app needs nothing else.
    • Imports models, fixes them, checks them and exports them for Roblox.
    • No AI models to download: you import a model first, and your AI makes it game-ready.
    • Pairs with Blender once, with a 6-digit code. Blender talks only to your own computer.

    What it needs

    • Blender 4.2 or newer
    • Nighty Vault 0.3.3 or newer (it adds plugin AI tools)
    • Full access (you tick “I trust” when you install it)

Examples inside the app

Two small plugins come with Nighty Vault, to try and to copy from.

  • Word count

    A Night Panel card with the words, characters and reading time of the open page.

    Nighty Vault 0.3.0+

    Settings > Plugins > Try an example > Word count

    Read more about Word countWhat it does and needs

    What it does

    • Counts the words and characters of the page you have open, and its reading time.
    • An optional word goal, and a Ctrl+K command to show the numbers.

    What it needs

    • Nighty Vault 0.3 or newer
    • Plain permissions: read pages, a panel card, commands, its own storage

  • System info

    A full-access example: your computer’s system, and a button that runs one small command.

    Nighty Vault 0.3.2+ Full access

    Settings > Plugins > Try an example > System info

    Read more about System infoWhat it does and needs

    What it does

    • A Night Panel card with this computer’s system.
    • A button that runs a small command (the system’s version) and shows what it printed.

    What it needs

    • Nighty Vault 0.3.2 or newer
    • Full access (you tick “I trust” when you install it)

  • Echo tools

    A full-access example of AI tools from a plugin: two small tools your AI app can call.

    Nighty Vault 0.3.3+ Full access

    Settings > Plugins > Try an example > Echo tools

    Read more about Echo toolsWhat it does and needs

    What it does

    • Adds echo_echo (says your text back) and echo_pixel (a tiny picture) to Nighty Vault’s AI connection.
    • A quick way to check that plugin tools reach your AI app. Start a new chat after you install it.

    What it needs

    • Nighty Vault 0.3.3 or newer
    • Full access (you tick “I trust” when you install it)

Make your own plugin

A plugin is a folder with a plugin.json and one script. Share it on your own GitHub as a release, and people install it with the link.

Plugins in the guide GitHub docs: releases