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@browxai/plugin-example

v0.1.0

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Reference browxai plugin — exercises every registry feature (tool registration, capability declaration, dependency declaration). Canonical source for plugin authors.

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Readme

@browxai/plugin-example

The canonical browxai reference plugin. Exercises every primitive of the v1 plugin-runtime contract — a register(api) entry module, namespaced tool registration, an empty capabilities array (runs on a server with the default capability set), an empty dependsOn graph, a unit-test file, and a typed schema.d.ts SDK overlay. It is the fixture the plugin-runtime keystone test loads end-to-end, and the layout plugin authors copy to start their own plugin (see docs/plugin-authoring.md in the browxai repo).

Three tools:

  • example.echo({msg}) → {ok, result} — round-trip primitive.
  • example.add({a, b}) → {ok, sum} — typed-arg demonstration.
  • example.now() → {ok, iso, epochMs} — argless tool shape.

Install

$ browxai plugin install @browxai/plugin-example

No extra capabilities required. Restart the browxai server after install (plugin lifecycle is resolved-once-at-server-start). The tools surface as example.echo (etc.) on MCP tools/list, and on the SDK as client.plugins.example.echo(...).

Full reference

The first-party plugin reference — tool tables, error envelopes, and a usage walkthrough for this plugin and the three canvas adapters — lives at https://browxai.com/plugins/first-party/.