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To create a Starlark plugin, you can use interactive protocol and hook selection or generate code directly from a natural language description to build functional templates for HTTP, gRPC, WebSocket, and TCP traffic.

Yes, you can automatically generate a Starlark proxy plugin from a descriptive text. The Skill parses your desired functionality and outputs the corresponding Starlark code and configuration.

You can test Starlark plugins for HTTP and gRPC by using the Skill's automated sample test execution feature, which validates the generated plugin logic against network traffic scenarios.

Starlark plugin development supports hooks such as on_request_sent, allowing you to intercept and manipulate HTTP, gRPC, WebSocket, and TCP traffic with specific actions like CONTINUE.

No prior Starlark knowledge is strictly required, as the Skill provides contextual learning through access to documentation, examples, and engine APIs to guide the plugin implementation process.

The best way to add a custom header is to interactively select the HTTP protocol, define the on_request_sent hook, and generate a Starlark template that modifies the request with a CONTINUE action.