plugin-function

You can expose a Python function as a CLI command and HTTP route by defining a NemoFunction class with a spec_schema, which automatically generates CLI flags and mounts API routes using Pydantic validation.

To add NDJSON streaming responses to a NeMo plugin, use the plugin-function skill to define your handler, which provides native streaming support and automatically injects heartbeats to prevent connection timeouts.

Yes, you can use Pydantic schemas for spec validation and dependency injection in NeMo Platform plugins by defining a NemoFunction class that leverages these schemas for automated validation and route mounting.

The best way to build in-process request handlers for NeMo Platform plugins is using the plugin-function skill, which eliminates complex scheduler or backend dispatch logic for simple tasks.

No, you do not need a complex scheduler to mount custom API endpoints for NeMo plugins because the plugin-function skill creates in-process request handlers to simplify development for simple tasks.

Automated CLI flag generation works by reading your Pydantic spec_schema within the NemoFunction class, translating the defined validation rules directly into CLI subcommands and HTTP interfaces.