Examples

The repository includes example plugins you can copy, rename, and adapt while building your own tools.

Included plugin examples

• examples/plugins/hello-world Minimal Rust plugin. Good for understanding the smallest manifest and tool surface.
• examples/plugins/ts-hello-world Smallest AssemblyScript example. Good for learning the manifest format, the plugin exports, and the basic host API.
• examples/plugins/obsidian-wiki Workspace-oriented plugin that manages markdown notes inside the active project root.
• examples/plugins/web-search Rust plugin example that shows an alternative implementation language.

Desktop UI examples

• apps/desktop/plugins/calendar Example plugin with a sidebar panel and a main content panel declared through [[ui.tabs]].
• apps/desktop/plugins/pomodoro Example plugin with a richer interactive desktop UI tab backed by plugin storage and tools.

What to learn from the examples

• manifest structure
• host calls
• tool naming
• desktop UI tab registration
• packaging flow

Recommended path

1. Copy ts-hello-world.
2. Change the plugin identity in plugin.toml.
3. Replace the sample tools with your own.
4. Keep permissions as narrow as possible while you develop.