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Blomios 033e9a86d5 feat(sdk,plugins): ajoute capability tooling et services runtime publics (workspace/terminal/tasks)
- capability manifeste tooling supportée backend + transport runtime catalog
- ctx.services publique côté SDK/runtime, gated par tooling
- surface honnête: workspace, terminal, et tasks en observation/contrôle uniquement
- docs/exemple/tests mis à jour
- QA PASS sur feature/sdk-plugin-tooling-build-debug-surface
2026-08-02 00:31:15 +02:00

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# IdeA Plugin SDK
Minimal public TypeScript SDK for IdeA plugins.
This first version intentionally stays small:
- public manifest types for `idea-plugin.json`;
- public runtime types for plugin modules exposing `activate(ctx)`;
- a stable `ctx.services` facade for workspace, background task and terminal operations;
- a lightweight manifest validator;
- a minimal `examples/hello-plugin` plugin.
## Install
```sh
npm install
```
## Build
```sh
npm run build
```
## Typecheck the example
```sh
npm run typecheck:examples
```
## Build the installable hello plugin archive
```sh
npm run package:hello-plugin
```
The archive is written to:
```text
examples/hello-plugin/build/hello-plugin-0.1.0.zip
```
Its ZIP root contains `idea-plugin.json` directly, with no wrapping parent directory. The
compiled ESM entrypoint is emitted at `dist/index.js`, matching the manifest `main` field.
## Plugin shape
An IdeA plugin ships an `idea-plugin.json` manifest and a JavaScript entrypoint built from
TypeScript.
```json
{
"ideaPluginManifestVersion": 1,
"id": "com.example.hello",
"displayName": "Hello Plugin",
"version": "0.1.0",
"main": "dist/index.js",
"trustLevel": "full",
"contributes": {}
}
```
The entrypoint exports an `activate(ctx)` function:
```ts
import type { ActivateContext } from "@idea/plugin-sdk";
export function activate(ctx: ActivateContext): void {
ctx.logger.info("hello from plugin");
}
```
## Runtime Services
Plugins declaring the `tooling` capability receive `ctx.services`. Plugins
without that capability do not receive this facade. Prefer `ctx.services` over
IdeA's internal runtime objects when it is available:
```ts
import type { ActivateContext } from "@idea/plugin-sdk";
export async function activate(ctx: ActivateContext): Promise<void> {
const project = await ctx.services?.workspace.getCurrentProject();
ctx.logger.info("current project", project);
const task = await ctx.services?.tasks.getStatus("task-id");
ctx.logger.info("task status", task?.status);
const terminal = await ctx.services?.terminal.open({ rows: 24, cols: 80 });
await terminal?.write(new TextEncoder().encode("echo hello\\r"));
}
```
Current terminal scope is intentionally minimal: it opens or reattaches a shell
PTY, writes bytes, resizes, detaches and closes. The background task service is
observation/control only in this SDK version: `list`, `getStatus`, `attachOutput`,
`cancel` and `retry` operate on existing tasks visible through IdeA's Work read
model. Starting new background tasks is not part of the public plugin API in this
lot.
Declare the additive `tooling` capability to receive `ctx.services` at runtime:
```json
{
"capabilities": ["ui", "tooling"]
}
```
## Manifest Validation
```ts
import { validatePluginManifest } from "@idea/plugin-sdk";
const result = validatePluginManifest(manifestJson);
if (!result.success) {
console.error(result.errors);
}
```
This validator is deliberately strict for core fields and permissive about future unknown fields.
It is not a security boundary.