This skill documents how to author, configure, and operate TypeClaw plugins. It explains plugin structure (definePlugin API), boundaries between plugin code and the runtime, naming/derivation rules, contributed artefacts (tools, subagents, cronJobs, skills, skillsDirs, hooks), and operational failure modes. The guide includes examples for minimum plugins, config schemas, CLI commands, and best practices for cron handlers, handler vs exec choices, and permission checks.
Use this skill when developing new TypeClaw plugins, debugging plugin load errors, designing plugin cron jobs or commands, or when you need to register tools/subagents/hooks correctly. It's targeted at TypeScript developers building integrations or extending the TypeClaw runtime.
Developer-facing agents that can explain TypeScript patterns and runtime registration flows (code assistants like Copilot, Claude Code, or other coding-focused LLMs).
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