Plugin Conventions

Each plugin lives under plugins/<name>/ and must contain:

• README.md — purpose, slash commands exposed, install instructions
• PLUGIN.md or plugin.json — machine-readable manifest
• tests/ — at least one test file appropriate to the plugin's language

Directory Rules

• Python-heavy plugins: pyproject.toml at plugin root, tests run via uv run pytest plugins/<name>/tests/
• Shell-heavy plugins: tests use bats (*.bats), run via bats plugins/<name>/tests/
• JS plugins: test file at test.js, run via node plugins/<name>/test.js
• Multi-language: Makefile with test and lint targets; run via make -C plugins/<name> test

Manifest Fields

Required in plugin manifest: