Extensions

Extensions are the building blocks of your Raycast experience. Each one adds a focused set of commands, whether that's a quick utility, a search shortcut, or a deep integration with the tools you rely on. Raycast includes a set of built-in extensions out of the box, with thousands more available in the Store.

Store

The Store is where you discover and install extensions built by the Raycast community, as well as private extensions if you're part of an organization. Open it using the Store command in Root Search.

Browse the Store by name, command, keyword, or category. Only compatible extensions appear in results, so everything you see works on your machine. Open any extension to see its description, commands, screenshots, and author details, then press ⏎ to install. It's added to Raycast instantly, ready to use from the Store listing or from Root Search.

Teams If you belong to an organization on Raycast, private extensions appear in the Store alongside public ones. To find them, select Filter by Organization in the Navigation Bar and choose your organization. Private extensions are only visible to members and follow the same installation process as public extensions.

AI Extensions

AI Extensions give Raycast AI the ability to take action across your installed extensions. Instead of running a command yourself, describe what you want in AI Chat or Quick AI and Raycast picks the right tool automatically — whether that's searching your clipboard history, finding a file, checking a Linear ticket, or anything else an extension supports.

Store extensions can ship AI Extensions alongside their regular commands. Raycast's own built-in extensions come with AI Extensions too. You can review and configure which tools are available to AI in Settings → Extensions.

Explore the AI Extensions page for more information.

Check for Updates

Raycast automatically applies updates to your installed Store extensions in the background as they become available from the extension's maintainers. If you'd prefer to pull updates manually, or grab one the moment it's published, use the Check for Extension Updates command.

Automatic updates only apply to extensions installed from the Store. Local development extensions added via the Import Extension command are managed by you and aren't updated from the Store.

Create Your Own

If you can't find what you're looking for, you can build an extension yourself. The Raycast Extension API lets you create extensions using React, TypeScript, and Node, with a built-in UI component library to get you up and running fast.

Check out the Extension API Manual for more information.