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@browxai/plugin-tldraw

v0.1.0

Published

Tldraw canvas-app adapter plugin for browxai — surfaces shapes/viewport/create/delete/select over the `window.editor` page-side global.

Readme

@browxai/plugin-tldraw

First-party browxai canvas-app adapter for Tldraw. Exposes five small, useful tools (tldraw.get_selected_shapes, tldraw.get_viewport, tldraw.create_shape, tldraw.delete_shape, tldraw.select_shapes) over the window.editor global that Tldraw v2+ exposes when an Editor component is mounted on the page. Each tool is a thin wrapper around an eval_js round-trip: the plugin builds the appropriate editor.* expression, dispatches through eval_js, and parses the value back. When window.editor is undefined (Tldraw not mounted), every tool returns the structured code:"tldraw-not-loaded" envelope.

Install

$ browxai plugin install @browxai/plugin-tldraw

The host must have the eval and canvas capabilities enabled — the plugin declares both at the manifest level. Restart the browxai server after install (plugin lifecycle is resolved-once-at-server-start).

The tools surface as tldraw.get_selected_shapes (etc.) on MCP tools/list, and on the SDK as client.plugins.tldraw.get_selected_shapes(...).

Targeted Tldraw API surface

This plugin pokes the Tldraw v2.x Editor API as of 2026-06: editor.getSelectedShapes(), editor.getViewportPageBounds(), editor.getZoomLevel(), editor.createShapes([...]), editor.deleteShapes([...]), editor.setSelectedShapes(...). The v2 API has been stable across minor versions; if Tldraw renames a method, swap the eval-expression string in src/index.ts and the unit tests stay green.

Full reference

The per-tool reference for this adapter — every op with args, return shape, and error codes, plus a usage walkthrough — lives at https://browxai.com/plugins/first-party/.