heady-liquid-module-design

Design a Liquid Module Registry with manifest schema and hot-loading sequence.

1|Updated Mar 24, 2026
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SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

The Liquid Module Registry design accelerates building dynamic, plugin-capable ecosystems by formalizing module discovery, loading, and lifecycle management for apps, connectors, and workflows.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Registry architecture: catalog, storage, resolver, loader, updater, and trust components for runtime module delivery.
  • Interface standardization: define connector and module interfaces for third-party integrations and internal apps.
  • Use Case: enable a marketplace with versioning, surface-aware delivery, and hot-loading across multiple Heady surfaces.

Quick Start

Draft a scalable Liquid Module Registry design plan to enable dynamic loading, versioned modules, and a marketplace with access controls.

Frequently Asked Questions about heady-liquid-module-design

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
What is a module registry and how does it support dynamic module delivery?

Hot-loading modules requires a registry architecture with a resolver and loader to fetch and inject code at runtime. The registry validates a manifest schema and manages the lifecycle sequence to ensure safe dynamic delivery.

How do I design a plugin architecture with versioning and hot-loading?

Design a plugin architecture by formalizing connector interfaces and establishing a versioning policy. The registry handles the hot-loading sequence and lifecycle management to support versioned third-party integrations and internal apps.

Can I build a module marketplace with surface-aware delivery and access controls?

Yes, you can build a marketplace using the registry's trust components and manifest schema. It supports surface-aware delivery, versioned modules, and access controls to manage dynamic module distribution across multiple surfaces.

Do I need a manifest schema to manage module lifecycle and updates?

Yes, a manifest schema is required to define module metadata for the registry. The updater and resolver components use this schema to execute the hot-loading sequence and manage lifecycle updates across the ecosystem.

What are the limitations of using a dynamic module registry for plugin management?

Dynamic module registries require strict trust components and interface standardization to prevent runtime conflicts. Lifecycle management becomes complex when coordinating hot-loading sequences and versioning policies across multiple surfaces.