plugin-kit-ai

# plugin-kit-ai

Build one plugin repo and ship it to many AI agents.

`plugin-kit-ai` keeps authored source under `plugin/`, still supports legacy `src/` repos, generates the supported outputs you need, and helps you validate the repo before handoff.
The honest promise is `one repo / many supported outputs`, not fake parity everywhere.

Docs site:

- overview: [plugin-kit-ai documentation](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/)
- fastest start: [Quickstart](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/guide/quickstart.html)
- choose by job first: [Choose What You Are Building](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/guide/choose-what-you-are-building.html)
- one repo, many outputs: [What You Can Build](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/guide/what-you-can-build.html)
- delivery model guide: [Choose A Target](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/guide/choose-a-target.html)
- honest caveat: [Support Boundary](https://777genius.github.io/plugin-kit-ai/docs/en/reference/support-boundary.html)

Project policies:

- support boundary: [docs/SUPPORT.md](docs/SUPPORT.md)
- contributing: [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md)
- security: [SECURITY.md](SECURITY.md)
- code of conduct: [CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md](CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)

## Choose What You Are Building

### Connect an online service

Use this when the plugin should connect to a hosted service like Notion, Stripe, Cloudflare, or Vercel.

```bash
plugin-kit-ai init my-plugin --template online-service
cd my-plugin
plugin-kit-ai inspect . --authoring
plugin-kit-ai generate .
plugin-kit-ai generate --check .
plugin-kit-ai validate . --platform cursor --strict
```

Real examples:

- [notion](https://github.com/777genius/universal-plugins-for-ai-agents/tree/main/plugins/notion)
- [stripe](https://github.com/777genius/universal-plugins-for-ai-agents/tree/main/plugins/stripe)
- [cloudflare](https://github.com/777genius/universal-plugins-for-ai-agents/tree/main/plugins/cloudflare)