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Adds @sverka/plugin, a typed plugin and capability model with detection, analysis, and a registry. Also hardens CLI package.json reads: previously we returned defaults based on an existence check and could mask read errors; now we swallow only ENOENT and throw a CliError for any other read failure.
Capability detection: detects trigger., runtime. (defaults to host), operation.shell, operation.import; derives output.scalar/output.artifact from outputs and exportOutput/exportArtifact; flags graph.dependencies.
Capability analysis: validates every manifest (non-array object), picks best support across manifests (native > lowered > connector > emulated > partial > unsupported), and emits diagnostics (unsupported=error, emulated/partial=warning, connector=info).
Registry: validates plugins, rejects duplicate names, exposes defensive plugin snapshots via the plugins getter, and returns deep-cloned capability manifests via getCapabilities() (returned array is mutable; entries, including nested CapabilityDetail, are cloned).
Factory: defineSverkaPlugin accepts optional options, passes them to the factory, and snapshots manifests defensively.
Tooling/specs: new @sverka/plugin package with Nx targets; Spec 07 exports include detectCapabilities and CompilationResult; documents operation.import; internal detection split into per-pipeline and per-step helpers.
Migration: none. Plugin authors declare capabilities and may pass options to defineSverkaPlugin.
Written for commit 030676e. Summary will update on new commits.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Add a typed plugin system and capability compatibility checks
What Changed
Introduces the @sverka/plugin package for defining plugins with typed extension areas such as targets, importers, validators, transforms, and connectors
Validates plugin identity and capability declarations, with clear errors for invalid plugins, invalid support levels, and duplicate registrations
Adds a registry for collecting plugins and their capability manifests
Detects capabilities used by definition graphs, including triggers, runtimes, shell operations, outputs, imports, and dependencies
Reports compatibility diagnostics: unsupported capabilities are errors, emulated or partial support is warned about, and native or lowered support passes without diagnostics
Activates the plugin specification and adds coverage for the public API and plugin behavior
Impact
✅ Plugins can extend Sverka through typed facets ✅ Earlier detection of unsupported graph capabilities ✅ Clearer plugin registration and compatibility errors
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Added a typed plugin framework with metadata, capabilities, diagnostics, and extension points.
Added capability detection, support analysis, registration, duplicate-name validation, and aggregation.
Added standardized plugin errors with codes and optional causes.
Exposed the complete public plugin API.
Bug Fixes
Improved handling when package metadata is unavailable.
Documentation
Expanded plugin specifications with API, behavior, and validation details.
Tests
Added comprehensive coverage for plugin creation, capabilities, registries, errors, and exports.
Walkthrough
The PR adds the @sverka/plugin package. It defines plugin contracts, capability detection and analysis, plugin validation, registry behavior, public exports, tests, and package configuration. It also updates CLI package metadata loading.
Changes
Plugin package foundation
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Plugin contracts and public API specs/07-plugin/spec.md, packages/plugin/src/types.ts, packages/plugin/src/errors.ts, packages/plugin/src/index.ts
Defines plugin facets, capability manifests and diagnostics, registry contracts, plugin errors, and public exports.
Capability detection and analysis packages/plugin/src/capabilities.ts, packages/plugin/src/__tests__/plugin.test.ts
Detects graph capabilities, selects the highest manifest support level, and creates diagnostics for unsupported or non-native support.
Plugin creation and registry packages/plugin/src/factory.ts, packages/plugin/src/__tests__/plugin.test.ts
Creates and validates plugins, rejects duplicate registry names, exposes registered plugins, aggregates capability manifests, and returns defensive copies.
Package integration and validation packages/plugin/package.json, packages/plugin/tsconfig.json, packages/plugin/project.json, packages/plugin/src/__tests__/public-api.test.ts, packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts
Adds package metadata, TypeScript and Nx configuration, validates public exports, and handles missing CLI package metadata through ENOENT.
This PR adds plugin and capability registration while changing CLI initialization behavior. Current code can allow validated plugin state to change unexpectedly and can generate projects with incorrect or unresolvable dependencies, causing inconsistent compatibility checks or broken setup; merge should wait for fixes or explicit owner acceptance.
Sequence Diagram(s)
sequenceDiagram
participant DefinitionGraph
participant detectCapabilities
participant analyzeCapabilities
participant CapabilityManifest
DefinitionGraph->>detectCapabilities: scan graph capabilities
detectCapabilities-->>analyzeCapabilities: return detected capabilities
analyzeCapabilities->>CapabilityManifest: resolve manifest support
CapabilityManifest-->>analyzeCapabilities: return best support
analyzeCapabilities-->>DefinitionGraph: return diagnostics
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Possibly related PRs
sverka-dev/sverka#1: Provides the @sverka/core types used by plugin capability detection.
sverka-dev/sverka#48: Consumes plugin capability manifests and target contracts.
sverka-dev/sverka#50: Exercises plugin capability analysis and manifests in the conformance suite.
This is a non-trivial public package and capability-model change with no CI run recorded, so automated verification is absent. Human review is needed before merging despite all discussion threads being settled.
6-level capability support model (native → lowered → connector → emulated → partial → unsupported)
Registry with duplicate detection
Manifest-based capability analysis with diagnostic generation
The code is production-ready with no blocking issues identified. All functionality appears to work correctly based on the test suite.
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• Introduce @sverka/plugin for typed plugin facets and explicit registration.
• Add capability detection + manifest-based diagnostics for portability/conformance.
• Document Spec 07 and add comprehensive unit tests for the new public API.
Diagram
graph TD
A["@sverka/core"] --> B["DefinitionGraph"] --> C["detectCapabilities"] --> D["analyzeCapabilities"]
E["defineSverkaPlugin"] --> F["createPluginRegistry"] --> G["Capability manifests"] --> D
H["Consumers (targets/validators)"] --> F
H --> D
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High-Level Assessment
The following are alternative approaches to this PR:
1. Embed plugin + capability APIs into @sverka/core
➕ Fewer packages and simpler dependency graph
➕ Capability analysis co-located with DefinitionGraph types
➖ Harder to keep core minimal as extensibility grows
➖ Mixes platform-independent graph model with extension concerns
2. Use schema validation (e.g., zod/json-schema) for plugin manifests
➕ More robust runtime validation (including capability key formats)
➕ Better error messages and forward-compatible validation
➖ Adds a dependency and runtime cost
➖ Overkill for the current small set of required fields
3. Introduce an event-bus style plugin system
➕ Max flexibility for unknown future extension points
➕ Decouples producers/consumers of extension hooks
➖ Weak typing and implicit contracts
➖ Spec explicitly calls out avoiding an unstructured event bus
Recommendation: Keep the current approach: a small, typed plugin surface plus an explicit registry and capability analysis is appropriately constrained for v0, aligns with the spec’s avoidance of an unstructured event bus, and keeps @sverka/core focused on the graph model. Consider adding stricter capability-key validation later if/when third-party plugins become common.
Files changed (11) +941 / -12
Enhancement (5) +374 / -0
types.tsDefine plugin facets and capability model types+118/-0
Define plugin facets and capability model types
• Adds the SverkaPlugin interface with typed facet arrays (targets/importers/engines/connectors/validators/transforms/model/extensions). Defines the capability manifest/support levels and diagnostic types used by analysis and validators.
factory.tsAdd plugin factory and in-memory registry with duplicate detection+69/-0
Add plugin factory and in-memory registry with duplicate detection
• Implements defineSverkaPlugin to create/validate plugins and createPluginRegistry to register plugins, enforce unique names, and collect capability manifests across plugins.
capabilities.tsImplement capability detection and manifest-based diagnostics+145/-0
Implement capability detection and manifest-based diagnostics
• Detects used capabilities by traversing DefinitionGraph (triggers, runtime modes, shell ops, outputs, dependencies). Adds analysis that merges support across manifests and emits severity-coded diagnostics for non-native/lowered support.
plugin.test.tsAdd behavior tests for plugin factory, registry, and capability analysis+278/-0
Add behavior tests for plugin factory, registry, and capability analysis
• Covers plugin validation errors, registry duplicate handling, capability detection from graphs, and diagnostic severity rules across manifest support levels.
spec.mdFill in Spec 07 with plugin and capability model design+158/-12
Fill in Spec 07 with plugin and capability model design
• Replaces the stub with an active spec documenting goals, interfaces, capability support taxonomy, detection rules, registry behavior, error codes, and a concrete test plan.
package.jsonCreate @sverka/plugin package manifest and build/test scripts+29/-0
Create @sverka/plugin package manifest and build/test scripts
• Introduces the new ESM package definition, exports, and scripts for build/test/lint/typecheck. Declares dependency on @sverka/core and dev dependencies for tsdown/tsc/vitest.
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Pull Request Overview
This PR introduces the @sverka/plugin package, establishing the core extensibility and capability model for the ecosystem. While the functional implementation aligns with the requirement to support tiered capability manifests and priority-based resolution, the PR is currently not up to standards due to complexity issues and a significant logic flaw in plugin initialization.
The most critical issue is the immediate invocation of plugin factories with undefined options, which prevents users from providing configuration at initialization. Additionally, the capability analysis logic is overly complex and contains potential null-pointer exceptions when processing malformed definition graphs. These issues should be addressed before merging to ensure a stable and configurable plugin architecture.
About this PR
The current plugin instantiation pattern effectively blocks extensibility by forcing immediate initialization without configuration. Consider deferring factory execution to the registry where specific options can be applied, or allowing the definition helper to accept initial configuration.
Test suggestions
defineSverkaPlugin validates mandatory name and apiVersion fields
detectCapabilities identifies trigger types (push/manual) from graph entries
detectCapabilities identifies runtime modes (host/container) and shell operations
detectCapabilities identifies scalar vs artifact outputs and graph dependencies
analyzeCapabilities generates error diagnostics for unsupported capabilities
analyzeCapabilities generates warning diagnostics for emulated or partial support
analyzeCapabilities selects the highest priority support level across multiple manifests (e.g., native > emulated)
createPluginRegistry prevents registration of duplicate plugin names
createPluginRegistry aggregates capability manifests from all registered plugins
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/plugin/package.json`:
- Around line 5-12: Update the plugin’s tsdown configuration to set the
declaration extension to .d.mts via the outExtensions configuration, so the
generated declaration matches the package.json types and exports paths. Preserve
the existing JavaScript output configuration.
In `@packages/plugin/src/__tests__/plugin.test.ts`:
- Around line 72-81: Update the validation and duplicate-registration tests
around defineSverkaPlugin to capture the thrown PluginError and assert its code,
not just its error type. Verify INVALID_PLUGIN for missing name and apiVersion
cases, and verify DUPLICATE_PLUGIN in the duplicate registration test.
In `@packages/plugin/src/capabilities.ts`:
- Around line 17-64: Reduce cognitive complexity in detectCapabilities by
extracting per-pipeline and per-step capability logic into focused helper
functions. Keep trigger detection and aggregate capability names unchanged, with
helpers handling runtime, operations, outputs, and dependencies while
detectCapabilities coordinates the pipeline traversal and merges results.
- Around line 69-71: Update getSupportLevel and the public manifest-entry paths
around analyzeCapabilities, defineSverkaPlugin, and PluginRegistry.register to
validate manifests and CapabilityDetail.support before dereferencing values or
registering them. Invalid entries such as null must produce the package’s custom
PluginError with INVALID_CAPABILITY, and the same validation logic should be
reused across all three entry points.
In `@packages/plugin/src/factory.ts`:
- Around line 60-62: Update the plugins getter to return a shallow copy of the
registry array using plugins.slice(), preserving the readonly SverkaPlugin[]
type while preventing callers from mutating the backing collection.
In `@specs/07-plugin/spec.md`:
- Around line 102-115: Update the Exports section of the plugin specification to
include detectCapabilities and the CompilationResult type alongside the existing
public exports, matching the symbols exported by packages/plugin/src/index.ts.
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createPluginRegistry().getCapabilities() accepts any non-undefined capabilities value and
force-casts it to CapabilityManifest, so a null/non-object manifest can crash analyzeCapabilities
and invalid support strings can be silently ignored (treated as unsupported). The code defines an
INVALID_CAPABILITY error code but never validates or throws it, so malformed plugin manifests fail
late or incorrectly.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
validatePlugin() only validates name/apiVersion and does not validate capabilities, while
getCapabilities() force-casts any defined capabilities value. analyzeCapabilities/findBestSupport
assumes each manifest is indexable and compares priority[level], which misbehaves with invalid
support strings and can throw if the manifest is null/non-object. INVALID_CAPABILITY exists but is
unused, indicating intended validation is missing.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
`SverkaPlugin.capabilities` is not validated at runtime. `getCapabilities()` only checks `!== undefined` and then casts, which allows `null` or other non-object values to flow into `analyzeCapabilities()`, where `manifest[capability]` will throw. Additionally, an invalid `support` string makes `priority[level]` undefined, causing the entry to be effectively ignored and potentially misreporting support as `unsupported`.
## Issue Context
This package will likely be consumed by JavaScript callers and/or plugins loaded from external sources over time; TypeScript types alone don’t protect against malformed runtime data.
## Fix Focus Areas
- packages/plugin/src/factory.ts[29-39]
- packages/plugin/src/factory.ts[63-67]
- packages/plugin/src/capabilities.ts[69-99]
- packages/plugin/src/errors.ts[3-6]
## Suggested fix
1. Add a `validateCapabilities(manifest: unknown): asserts manifest is CapabilityManifest` helper.
- Require `typeof manifest === "object" && manifest !== null`.
- For each entry value:
- if string: must be one of `{native, lowered, emulated, connector, partial, unsupported}`
- if object: must have a `support` field that is one of the allowed strings.
- otherwise: throw `new PluginError("invalid capability manifest", "INVALID_CAPABILITY")`.
2. Call `validateCapabilities(plugin.capabilities)` from `validatePlugin()` (or from `register()` before storing the plugin).
3. Update `getCapabilities()` to filter only validated manifests (avoid `as CapabilityManifest` casting).
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2. Spec file not numbered✗ Dismissed📘 Rule violation⚙ Maintainability
Description
The modified specification file is named spec.md and does not begin with a numeric identifier,
which violates the required numbering convention for specification documents. This can make specs
harder to track and reference consistently.
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Evidence
PR Compliance ID 2663931 requires specification document filenames to begin with a numeric
identifier. The modified spec is located at specs/07-plugin/spec.md, where the filename spec.md
is not numbered.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
A specification document modified in this PR does not follow the required numbering convention: the filename `spec.md` does not begin with a numeric identifier.
## Issue Context
Compliance requires specification documents under `specs/` to have filenames starting with a numeric identifier (e.g., `007-...` or `007_...`). The current file path `specs/07-plugin/spec.md` violates that requirement.
## Fix Focus Areas
- specs/07-plugin/spec.md[1-5]
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3. No Nx targets for plugin 🐞 Bug⚙ Maintainability
Description
The repo’s root scripts run nx run-many --target=... --all, and packages with Nx participation
define explicit targets in packages/*/project.json (e.g., core). The new @sverka/plugin package
adds its own scripts but introduces no Nx target definitions, so it can’t be invoked as `nx run
plugin:test/build/...` under the existing explicit-target pattern.
ⓘ Recommendations generated based on similar findings in past PRs
Evidence
The root workflow uses Nx run-many for build/test/lint/typecheck. An example package (core) defines
explicit Nx targets via nx:run-commands in its project.json. The new plugin package only adds
package scripts, and there is no Nx plugin configuration shown in nx.json that would obviously infer
these run-command targets automatically.
The issue below was found during a code review. Follow the provided context and guidance below and implement a solution
## Issue description
`@sverka/plugin` is added as a workspace package and defines build/test/lint/typecheck scripts, but it doesn’t add an Nx project configuration (like other packages do). With the current repo convention of defining targets in `packages/*/project.json`, this means the new package won’t have Nx targets to run under the standard root commands.
## Issue Context
Root scripts orchestrate builds/tests via Nx (`nx run-many`). Existing packages define their targets explicitly via `nx:run-commands` in `packages/<pkg>/project.json`.
## Fix Focus Areas
- package.json[7-12]
- packages/core/project.json[1-31]
- packages/plugin/package.json[15-20]
- nx.json[15-57]
## Suggested fix
1. Add `packages/plugin/project.json` mirroring the pattern from `packages/core/project.json`:
- `build`: `bun run tsdown` (cwd: `packages/plugin`)
- `test`: `bun run vitest run`
- `lint`: `bun run eslint src`
- `typecheck`: `bun run tsc --noEmit`
2. Ensure the project `name` matches the convention used elsewhere (e.g., `plugin`).
3. (Optional) Add/confirm any Nx caching outputs if needed beyond the default `{projectRoot}/dist`.
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Review mode: ⚖️ Balanced: Downgraded extended -> standard: change is below the extended eligibility bar (hunks 12/18, lines 953/200; both must reach the floor). Router rationale: This introduces a new public plugin API plus capability detection/analysis and registry logic across multiple independent paths, creating a bug-dense behavioral change where redundant review can materially catch missed defects.
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Line 210 allows filesystem errors to escape as raw Node errors. The read path uses CliError, but write failures such as EACCES or ENOSPC do not use the same error contract. Catch the error and raise PACKAGE_ERROR with the original cause.
As per coding guidelines, custom error classes must be used per package.
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` at line 210, Wrap the writeFile call in
the package-writing flow with error handling that converts filesystem failures
into CliError using the PACKAGE_ERROR code, while preserving the original error
as the cause. Keep the existing JSON serialization and write behavior unchanged.
If callers pass a relative root, Line 31 returns a relative path. The function documentation promises an absolute path. Use resolve(root, candidate) or enforce an absolute root at the API boundary.
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` around lines 24 - 34, Update findConfig
to construct each candidate path with resolve rather than join, ensuring it
always returns an absolute path even when root is relative; preserve the
existing candidate order and null result when no config exists.
The cast at Line 215 does not validate the runtime value. A null package can fail at base.name, and a string or number in dependencies can fail at the in operator. Validate the top-level object and dependency maps, then raise PACKAGE_ERROR for invalid shapes.
As per coding guidelines, custom error classes must be used per package.
Also applies to: 213-215, 230-233
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` around lines 202 - 206, Validate the
parsed package.json value before accessing base.name or base.version, requiring
a non-null object, and validate dependency-related fields as object maps before
using them with the in operator. Update the parsing flow around the pkg
construction and the affected dependency handling to throw the package-specific
PACKAGE_ERROR via the package’s established custom error class whenever these
shapes are invalid.
startsWith("npm") also accepts values such as npmx. The same issue exists for the other package managers. This can select the wrong initialization template for an invalid packageManager value. Accept only the exact name or the name followed by @version.
Proposed fix
- if (packageManager.startsWith("npm")) return "npm";- if (packageManager.startsWith("pnpm")) return "pnpm";- if (packageManager.startsWith("yarn")) return "yarn";- if (packageManager.startsWith("bun")) return "bun";+ if (packageManager === "npm" || packageManager.startsWith("npm@")) return "npm";+ if (packageManager === "pnpm" || packageManager.startsWith("pnpm@")) return "pnpm";+ if (packageManager === "yarn" || packageManager.startsWith("yarn@")) return "yarn";+ if (packageManager === "bun" || packageManager.startsWith("bun@")) return "bun";
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` around lines 186 - 191, Update
pmFromPackageManagerField to accept only exact package manager names or names
followed by `@version`, rejecting values such as npmx for every supported manager
while preserving the existing PmName mapping and undefined fallback.
241-256: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Match packages/constructs against workspace configuration before using workspace:*.
A pattern such as packages/apps/* does not include packages/constructs, but the current prefix check still selects workspace:*. Honor workspace glob exclusions and read pnpm-workspace.yaml when present. Otherwise init can write an unresolvable local dependency.
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` around lines 241 - 256, The
isLocalWorkspace function must verify that packages/constructs is actually
included by the workspace configuration before selecting workspace:*. Match the
target path against workspace glob patterns, honoring exclusions, and read
pnpm-workspace.yaml when present; retain the existing package-name validation
and return false when the target is not included.
Fail instead of writing "*" for @sverka/constructs.
@sverka/constructs does not export ./package.json, so require.resolve("@sverka/constructs/package.json") fails. Non-workspace projects therefore receive an unbounded dependency. Resolve the version through supported package metadata or throw CliError.
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In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts` around lines 262 - 269, Update
getDefaultConstructsVersion so it does not silently return "*" when
`@sverka/constructs` metadata cannot be resolved; obtain the package version
through supported package metadata, or throw CliError when resolution fails or
no version is available, while preserving the existing caret-prefixed version
format.
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Inline comments:
In `@packages/plugin/src/capabilities.ts`:
- Around line 48-56: Update validateCapabilityManifest to reject arrays before
casting or iterating the manifest, throwing PluginError with code
INVALID_CAPABILITY; add coverage for array inputs passed directly to
analyzeCapabilities and defineSverkaPlugin.
In `@specs/07-plugin/spec.md`:
- Around line 132-138: Update the analyzer capability contract to document
operation.import alongside operation.shell, and add a corresponding test-plan
item covering importArtifact operations. Keep the specification aligned with the
existing operation.import emission in capabilities.ts.
---
Outside diff comments:
In `@packages/cli/src/internal/config.ts`:
- Line 210: Wrap the writeFile call in the package-writing flow with error
handling that converts filesystem failures into CliError using the PACKAGE_ERROR
code, while preserving the original error as the cause. Keep the existing JSON
serialization and write behavior unchanged.
- Around line 24-34: Update findConfig to construct each candidate path with
resolve rather than join, ensuring it always returns an absolute path even when
root is relative; preserve the existing candidate order and null result when no
config exists.
- Around line 202-206: Validate the parsed package.json value before accessing
base.name or base.version, requiring a non-null object, and validate
dependency-related fields as object maps before using them with the in operator.
Update the parsing flow around the pkg construction and the affected dependency
handling to throw the package-specific PACKAGE_ERROR via the package’s
established custom error class whenever these shapes are invalid.
- Around line 186-191: Update pmFromPackageManagerField to accept only exact
package manager names or names followed by `@version`, rejecting values such as
npmx for every supported manager while preserving the existing PmName mapping
and undefined fallback.
- Around line 241-256: The isLocalWorkspace function must verify that
packages/constructs is actually included by the workspace configuration before
selecting workspace:*. Match the target path against workspace glob patterns,
honoring exclusions, and read pnpm-workspace.yaml when present; retain the
existing package-name validation and return false when the target is not
included.
- Around line 262-269: Update getDefaultConstructsVersion so it does not
silently return "*" when `@sverka/constructs` metadata cannot be resolved; obtain
the package version through supported package metadata, or throw CliError when
resolution fails or no version is available, while preserving the existing
caret-prefixed version format.
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No any: Use unknown and narrow. Strict TypeScript.
Public API: Everything public is exported from src/index.ts.
Error handling: Custom error classes per package.
**/*.{ts,tsx}: Error codes as string unions, not enums
No any types — use unknown and narrow
Custom error classes must use override on cause (noImplicitOverride)
Learnt from: ThePlenkov
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 38
File: packages/core/src/synthesize.ts:97-180
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T16:05:06.044Z
Learning: In `packages/core/src/synthesize.ts`, `synthesizeStep` intentionally keeps ShellStep operation synthesis, output normalization, input dependency inference, and control dependency inference in one coherent function. For Wave A, do not request helper extraction solely to satisfy static-analysis complexity thresholds when it reduces clarity.
Applied to files:
packages/plugin/src/capabilities.ts
📚 Learning: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learning: Applies to **/*.{ts,tsx} : - **Public API:** Everything public is exported from `src/index.ts`.
Applied to files:
specs/07-plugin/spec.md
📚 Learning: 2026-08-13T15:52:45.128Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: CLAUDE.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:45.128Z
Learning: Applies to **/* : - **SDD:** Specs are written first, in `specs/`, numbered and structured.
Applied to files:
specs/07-plugin/spec.md
📚 Learning: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learnt from: CR
Repo: sverka-dev/sverka PR: 0
File: AGENTS.md:0-0
Timestamp: 2026-08-13T15:52:54.145Z
Learning: - **SDD:** Specs are written first, in `specs/`, numbered and structured.
New @sverka/plugin package — extensibility model with typed facets and
capability analysis.
Plugin system (§17):
- SverkaPlugin interface with typed facets: targets, importers, engines,
connectors, validators, transforms, model contributions, native extensions
- defineSverkaPlugin factory with validation
- createPluginRegistry for collecting plugins (duplicate name detection)
- No unstructured event bus (§17.3)
- No network access in targets/validators/transforms (§17.4)
Capability model (§24):
- CapabilityManifest with support levels: native, lowered, emulated,
connector, partial, unsupported
- CapabilityDetail form with via/notes
- detectCapabilities: inspects Definition Graph for used capabilities
(trigger.<kind>, runtime.<mode>, operation.shell, output.scalar,
output.artifact, graph.dependencies)
- analyzeCapabilities: compares graph capabilities against manifests,
produces diagnostics (error for unsupported, warning for emulated/partial)
28 plugin tests (25 behavior + 3 public API). 58 tests across 2 packages.
No any types. override readonly cause present.
Specs: 07-plugin (§17, §24, §26).
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Reduce cyclomatic complexity by splitting into validateManifestEntry,
validateManifestDetail, detectOperationCapabilities, and
detectOutputTypeCapabilities.
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@sverka/pluginpackage — plugin/capability model for extensibilitySverkaPlugin: Typed facets (targets, importers, engines, connectors, validators, transforms, model contributions, native extensions)defineSverkaPlugin: Factory with validationcreatePluginRegistry: Collects plugins, duplicate name detectionCapabilityManifest: 6 support levels (native, lowered, emulated, connector, partial, unsupported)detectCapabilities: Inspects Definition Graph for used capabilitiesanalyzeCapabilities: Produces diagnostics (error/warning/info) based on manifest supportTest plan
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@sverka/plugin, a typed plugin and capability model with detection, analysis, and a registry. Also hardens CLI package.json reads: previously we returned defaults based on an existence check and could mask read errors; now we swallow only ENOENT and throw a CliError for any other read failure.@sverka/pluginpackage with Nx targets; Spec 07 exports include detectCapabilities and CompilationResult; documents operation.import; internal detection split into per-pipeline and per-step helpers.Written for commit 030676e. Summary will update on new commits.
CodeAnt-AI Description
Add a typed plugin system and capability compatibility checks
What Changed
@sverka/pluginpackage for defining plugins with typed extension areas such as targets, importers, validators, transforms, and connectorsImpact
✅ Plugins can extend Sverka through typed facets✅ Earlier detection of unsupported graph capabilities✅ Clearer plugin registration and compatibility errors💡 Usage Guide
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