# Cletus plugins Build plugins for Cletus, the desktop AI assistant for engineering and manufacturing teams, and publish them in the Eidonix plugin store. ## Status - **Ready now:** the specification, the worker SDK (`sdk/pluginsdk`) and the `cletus-plugin` tool, which creates a plugin, checks it the way the store does and runs it under a test host. You can build and test a worker and its chat tools today. - **Later releases:** - screens; - more host services (AI models, vision, speech, camera and microphone, saved connections, a secret store); - loading your development build into Cletus itself; - store submissions. ## What a plugin is A plugin is a Go program (the **worker**) that adds chat tools Cletus's AI can use, and services other plugins can call. Through the host it can: - open and save files the user chooses; - read and write the user's shared folders; - start background Cletus runs over the user's files; - connect to machines, databases and services the user sets up, or to servers it names. ## Start here If you work with a coding agent (Claude Code, Codex or similar), point it at this repository and tell it what you want to build. `AGENTS.md` holds the rules it must follow, and it reads the rest from there. If you work by hand, read in this order: 1. `docs/specification.md`: the package, `plugin.json`, permissions, the worker and services. 2. `docs/host-api.md`: every host method. 3. `docs/style-guide.md`: how Cletus plugins read and behave. 4. `docs/patterns.md`: how to build common kinds of plugin. 5. `docs/submission.md` and `docs/review-checklist.md`: how publishing will work. ## Tools Needs Go 1.24 or later. ```sh go install git.eidonix.com/eidonix/cletus-plugins/sdk/cmd/cletus-plugin@latest cletus-plugin new acme.gauge-check # a working plugin from the template cd gauge-check cletus-plugin check # the store's automated checks cletus-plugin run tools # list the chat tools cletus-plugin run invoke gauge_check_count_lines '{"path":"sample.txt"}' ``` `run` starts your worker under a test host that answers host calls the way Cletus does, enforces your declared permissions, and prints every host call your worker makes. ## Publishing Plugins reach users only through the Eidonix plugin store, and Cletus installs nothing else. You'll submit source code; Eidonix builds it, checks it, reviews it and signs it. See `docs/submission.md`. Questions, and requests for a publisher account: support@eidonix.com ## Licence Apache License 2.0 (`LICENSE`). The names Cletus and Eidonix are not licensed.