Create and manage xbot plugins with plugin.json manifests and bash entry scripts.
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Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: plugin-creator Source: https://github.com/ai-pivot/xbot/tree/main/tools/embed_skills/plugin-creator Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ai-pivot/xbot --skill plugin-creator-ai-pivot
Plugin Creator helps you extend xbot by turning your custom ideas—tools, widgets, or context enrichers—into installable plugins without relying on third-party SaaS.
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To create a custom xbot plugin, you need a root SKILL entry, a plugin.json manifest declaring id, runtime, permissions, and contributes, plus an executable bash entry script defining environment variables and output format.
A plugin.json manifest declares the plugin's id, runtime, permissions, and contributes fields. It is required for xbot plugin development to register custom tools, widgets, and context enrichers without modifying the core agent.
Yes, you can add UI widgets to supported slots in xbot without modifying the core agent. You achieve this by building a script plugin that declares its UI contributions in the plugin.json manifest.
Tool hooks and lifecycle triggers in multi-channel agent workflows execute behavior based on tool-use events or lifecycle stages. You define these triggers in your xbot plugin's contributes field and handle them in the bash entry script.
No external dependencies or third-party SaaS are required to build xbot plugins. You can turn custom ideas into installable plugins locally using a plugin.json manifest and an executable bash entry script.
The best way to manage and delete existing xbot plugins is through the Plugin Creator, which helps you create, modify, or delete plugins while maintaining a consistent structure across all your custom tools and widgets.
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