build-sculptor-extension

To build custom Sculptor extensions, you use ES modules and a manifest to define new functionalities like panels, overlays, or widgets. The process involves leveraging the Sculptor extension SDK to integrate new interfaces directly into your workflow.

ES modules provide the standard architectural structure for Sculptor extension development. They allow you to encapsulate custom features and interface logic, which are then registered and integrated into the Sculptor app through a defined manifest.

Yes, you can modify existing Sculptor extensions to iterate on their features or tweak their appearance. This allows you to extend current panels, overlays, and widgets to better suit your evolving project requirements.

Yes, understanding the Sculptor extension SDK and ES module architecture is required. This knowledge is essential for properly defining your manifest and integrating custom interfaces like analytics dashboards or navigation overlays.

The best way to add a custom dashboard panel in Sculptor is by creating a custom extension using ES modules. You define the panel's layout and data integration logic in your manifest and SDK implementation.