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+---
+description: Modules to extend Forge's core functionality
+---
+
# Plugins
-Electron Forge has a plugin system which allows easy extensibility of the core functionality of forge. By default, Forge takes a vanilla JS application and packages, makes and publishes it.
+Electron Forge has a plugin system which allows you to extend its core functionality.
+
+By default, Forge takes a vanilla JS application and packages, makes and publishes it (see the [build-lifecycle.md](../../core-concepts/build-lifecycle.md "mention") document for more details). Plugins can execute custom logic during any of the Forge [hooks.md](../hooks.md "mention") during the build process, and can also override the [#start](../../cli.md#start "mention") command in development.
+
+{% hint style="info" %}
+If you want to write your own Forge plugin, check out the [writing-plugins.md](../../advanced/extending-electron-forge/writing-plugins.md "mention") guide.
+{% endhint %}
+
+## Bundler plugins
+
+
-Through the use of plugins, you can make Forge even more powerful. For instance integrating directly with industry standard build tooling like WebPack.
+## Utility plugins
-If you want to write your own plugin check out [Writing Plugins](../../advanced/extending-electron-forge/writing-plugins.md).
+