What problem does it solve?
It helps you reliably create the boilerplate and correct file layout for a Python-based DirectumLauncher RC plugin, so you can avoid manual mistakes in manifests, module names, and service registration.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Creates the correct plugin directory structure for both Type A (microservice) and Type B (applied solution).
- Generates
manifest.json with the required metadata and runtime/dependency fields.
- Implements the Python entry module (
__init__.py) to load plugin modules in DirectumLauncher.
- Type A supports service wiring including HAProxy frontend/backend settings and healthcheck endpoint construction.
- Type B supports installer wiring by using a ready BaseRnDComponent-based installer template from the existing scaffold.
Use case: you need to ship a new DirectumLauncher component as a deployable RC plugin and want the AI to produce a consistent scaffold that matches Directum RX 26.1 conventions.
Quick Start
Ask the AI to scaffold a Type A plugin named my_widget with the required display names, version 26.1.0.1, and networking settings (port, health endpoint, and HAProxy path prefix) following the RC plugin structure.