paperclip-create-plugin

To scaffold a Paperclip plugin, execute `npx create-paperclip-plugin` in your project root. This automates the initial plugin setup, providing a standard structure to organize your plugin's UI and worker code components.

Documenting Paperclip plugins involves using built-in scaffolding guidelines that automate documentation structure creation. This provides a standardized way to generate documentation alongside your UI and worker code during the plugin development lifecycle.

Yes, you can develop a Paperclip plugin outside of the main repository. The scaffolding tool offers targeted workflows that support both in-repo and out-of-repo plugin creation, allowing you to build independently before integrating it within Paperclip instances.

No, you do not need a global installation. You can run `npx create-paperclip-plugin` directly in your project's root directory to invoke the scaffolding process, which manages the setup and integration of the required SDK dependencies locally.

The scaffolding tool focuses on structuring UI and worker code for out-of-repo plugins before integrating them within Paperclip instances. While it standardizes initial setup and documentation, complex custom integration logic beyond standard SDK workflows may require manual configuration.