README.md

file_type	documentation
title	Plugin Bundles & Integration Strategy
description	Ownership index for installable LightSpeed AI plugin bundles, plugin-family strategy, and integration guidelines.
version	v0.3.1
created_date	2026-05-29
last_updated	2026-05-29
maintainer	LightSpeed Team
authors	LightSpeed Team
license	GPL-3.0
stability	stable
domain	governance
tags	plugins ai-ops integration automation

Plugin Bundles & Integration Strategy

This folder contains bundled plugin configurations, integration specifications, and plugin-family strategy documentation for deploying LightSpeed AI solutions.

Overview

Plugin bundles are curated collections of:

• Skills – Self-contained AI capabilities
• Agents – Specialised automation agents
• Hooks – Security and safety guardrails
• Workflows – Reproducible process templates
• Configuration – Platform-specific settings

Each bundle is designed for specific use cases (e.g., WordPress development, PR automation, documentation management).

Plugin Bundles

Bundles are defined in PLUGIN_MANIFEST.json and include:

• Bundle ID – Unique identifier for the plugin
• Description – What the bundle does
• Components – Skills, agents, hooks, and workflows included
• Platform – Target platforms (Claude Code, GitHub, Slack, etc.)
• Installation – How to install and configure the bundle
• Version – Semantic versioning for updates

Installation Guide

For comprehensive installation instructions, see PLUGIN_INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md.

Quick Start

1. View Available Bundles – Check PLUGIN_MANIFEST.json
2. Install Bundle – Run installation command for your platform
3. Configure Settings – Update .claude/settings.json or equivalent
4. Verify Installation – Test the bundle in your environment
5. Enable Features – Activate specific skills and agents as needed

Installation Examples

Claude Code

# Install a plugin bundle
claude code --install plugin:lightspeed-wordpress-dev@latest

# Or configure in settings.json
{
  "plugins": {
    "enabled": true,
    "bundles": ["lightspeed-wordpress-dev"]
  }
}

GitHub Actions

# Reference bundle in workflow
- name: Install LightSpeed plugins
  uses: lightspeedwp/.github/plugins@main
  with:
    bundle: lightspeed-wordpress-dev
    auto-enable: true

Plugin Development

To create a new plugin bundle:

1. Design the bundle composition (which skills, agents, hooks)
2. Document the bundle in a README
3. Add manifest entry to PLUGIN_MANIFEST.json
4. Include installation and configuration instructions
5. Write integration tests
6. Submit PR for review

Plugin Manifest Format

{
  "id": "plugin-id",
  "name": "Display Name",
  "version": "v1.0.0",
  "description": "What this plugin does",
  "author": "LightSpeed Team",
  "platforms": ["claude-code", "github"],
  "components": {
    "skills": ["skill-id"],
    "agents": ["agent-id"],
    "hooks": ["hook-id"],
    "workflows": ["workflow-id"]
  },
  "dependencies": [],
  "configuration": {
    "required": ["key1"],
    "optional": ["key2"]
  }
}

Plugin Roadmap

See PLUGIN_PACK_ROADMAP.md for:

• Planned plugin bundles
• Timeline for releases
• Feature priorities
• Deprecation notices

Best Practices

• Keep bundles focused – Each bundle solves one clear problem
• Document thoroughly – Include examples and troubleshooting
• Test integration – Verify bundles work across platforms
• Version carefully – Use semantic versioning for compatibility
• Communicate changes – Announce breaking changes early

Related Documentation

• PLUGIN_PACK_ROADMAP.md – Plugin development roadmap
• PLUGIN_INSTALLATION_GUIDE.md – Installation and configuration
• AGENTS.md – Global AI rules for plugins
• agents/ – Available agents
• skills/ – Available skills

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