CuttleCode docs

Plugins add skills, agents, automations, pipelines, tool servers and settings to CuttleCode. Each one declares the permissions it needs, you approve them at install, and the server enforces them.

• OverviewWhat plugins are, how to turn them on, install, enable and update them, and what v1 does not do yet.
• Developing with CuttleFrom idea to an installable package: develop, test, pack, install and share a plugin, by hand or with the Plugin Developer agent.
• TutorialBuild a plugin step by step: scaffold it, load it for development, change it while it runs, and pack it for other people.
• ManifestThe cuttle-plugin.json reference: contribution points, variables, the package format and its limits, and validation errors.
• PermissionsEvery permission a plugin can ask for: its tier and scope, what it opens, and what is never grantable.
• Security modelWhat a plugin can and cannot do, how the sandbox and scoped credentials enforce it, and the risks that remain.
• Sync and exportHow your plugins follow you to your other devices, and how to export and import a plugin set.
• PublishingThe plugin index behind Browse: its format, SHA-256 pinning, and hosting your own.