Proposing a plugin

A plugin written inside your app serves that app. When a plugin is useful to others (it wraps a service many teams use, say), it can become one of Mercury’s own packages: it lives in the Mercury repository, gets published on npm as @mercury-fw/<name>, and shows up among the choices of mfw create.

This page will explain how to propose one, once the way plugins are written settles. Until then, open an issue on the repository describing the service and what the agent should do with it.