paperclip-create-plugin

To scaffold a Paperclip plugin, run the generator to produce boilerplate files including src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, src/ui/index.tsx, tests, and package.json, then customize the worker and UI surfaces.

Creating a new Paperclip plugin generates src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, src/ui/index.tsx, tests, and package.json files to establish the plugin package structure and worker/UI surfaces.

Yes, you can scaffold Paperclip plugins for external repositories. The tooling provides guidance for external plugin development in addition to targeting internal placements like packages/plugins/examples.

Scaffolding a Paperclip plugin includes verification steps and documentation scaffolding to ensure plugin readiness, guiding you through route conventions, scaffold flow, and testing procedures.

The best way to document a Paperclip plugin during development is using the scaffold tooling, which provides documentation scaffolding alongside boilerplate code generation to ensure plugin readiness and verify route conventions.

Creating a Paperclip plugin requires TypeScript, as the scaffolding generates TypeScript files including src/manifest.ts, src/worker.ts, and src/ui/index.tsx with corresponding test files and package.json configuration.