Create, configure, and publish elizaOS plugins with actions and services.
npx skills add https://github.com/Ghostspeak/GhostSpeak --skill elizaos-plugin-dev
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: elizaos-plugin-dev Source: https://github.com/Ghostspeak/GhostSpeak/tree/main/.claude/skills/pluginskill Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Ghostspeak/GhostSpeak --skill elizaos-plugin-dev
This skill provides a comprehensive guide for creating, configuring, and publishing elizaOS plugins. It covers building plugins with actions, services, providers, evaluators, integrating with AgentRuntime for memory, models, and events, and publishing plugins to npm and the elizaOS registry. It also includes patterns for testing, component organization, and deployment.
Create a new elizaOS plugin with common components (actions, services, providers, evaluators), wire it to AgentRuntime, and publish to npm.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Create an elizaOS plugin by defining actions, services, providers, and evaluators, then wire them to AgentRuntime for memory and model access. The plugin scaffolding process handles component organization and integration with the elizaOS runtime.
Yes, elizaOS plugins support building platform clients and external integrations through providers and adapters. Connect them to AgentRuntime events and memory to enable seamless service communication within your plugin.
After building and testing your plugin, publish it to npm and the elizaOS registry. The plugin development workflow includes writing unit and e2e tests to ensure quality before registry submission.
Write unit and e2e tests using testing patterns included in the plugin development guide. Test actions, services, providers, and runtime integrations to validate functionality before publishing to npm.
You should understand AgentRuntime's memory management, model access, and event system to build robust plugins. The plugin development guide covers runtime integration patterns for actions, services, and providers.
elizaOS plugins support actions, services, providers, evaluators, adapters, and routes. Combine these components to create plugins that integrate with AgentRuntime and expose external service integrations.
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