Tokyo DevDay: strict enterprise plugin policies push devs toward private plugins
sierracatalina · x · 2026-10-21
coreyching recaps the DevDay Exchange Q&A panel in Tokyo, sharing key feedback from Japanese developers:
- Strong excitement around plugin suggestions; ranking could consider seasonally popular plugins (e.g. tax-filing season).
- Enterprises' strict policies and permissive-use limits restrict plugin usage at work — but the ability to build private plugins scoped to a team or workspace thrilled devs, and the team will make this more discoverable.
- Devs love the 'dots' feature and want more insight into it.
A useful pulse check on how AI developer tools land inside enterprise environments in Japan.
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