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feat(plugins): wire pack contents into sessions - #38
Plugin packs (a plugin.toml manifest under ~/.wavecode/plugins/<dir>/) loaded and validated with per-pack counts, but none of their contents reached a session. This wires all three content kinds:
Skills — pack skills merge into the session skill catalog via PluginLoader::apply_skills, now called by assemble_skills. A new SkillSource::Pack variant ranks below user and project: a same-named user or project skill keeps its slot and the pack fills the gaps; later packs win among themselves in directory order. Pack skills show up in the catalog, the skill tool, and the invokable-names list like any other skill.
MCP servers — assemble converts pack entries into config-crate McpServerRaw (OAuth fields absent, packs carry none) and appends them to the deferred mcp_pending connect list. A user-configured server owns its name: a colliding pack entry warns and drops. Among packs, the later one wins a shared name (directory order), matching the skill rule. The session's MCP display lines list pack servers like configured ones.
Hooks — hook_defs appends pack rules after the config-declared rules at every event point, with the same matcher/timeout/once semantics (absent fields fall back to the engine defaults). An unknown event point warns with the pack attribution instead of failing.
Surface — plugin list prints a footer noting that pack contents take effect and naming the collision rule (a same-named user skill or configured server wins). Assembly-time collisions surface as session warnings. The extensibility docs (EN + zh) now describe the wired precedence instead of the stale inventory-only claim.
Decisions taken (the issue's open questions)
Precedence: packs are the lowest-priority skill source above builtin; user and project win name collisions; later packs win among themselves (directory order, consistent across skills and MCP).
MCP conversion happens at the composition root (operations/bootstrap), reusing the existing McpServerRaw → connect_all path unchanged; pack servers cannot introduce OAuth configuration.
Hook merging is plain list-append per event point (no name space to collide), config first, packs in directory order, file order within a pack.
plugin list stays a pre-assembly, credential-free surface: it reports counts and the wiring note but not per-session collision outcomes, which depend on cwd and config the listing deliberately does not load.
Verification
cargo test -p wavecode-skills -p operations-bootstrap -p harness-cli: all pass, including four new tests (end-to-end precedence through a real assembled session, config-server-wins collision, hook-def merge with timeout/once defaults, pack-vs-pack/config MCP precedence).
cargo check --workspace --all-targets: clean.
Compatibility
Additive: with no packs installed nothing changes (the loader returns empty and every merge is a no-op). Packs that previously silently did nothing now take effect — that is the issue's requested behavior.
SkillSource::Pack is a new enum variant; apply_skills semantics changed from override-everything to fill-the-gaps (its only caller is new in this change).
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Review comments at @crates/capabilities/skills/src/plugin.rs:
- Around line 522-545: Update the test using PluginLoader::load to assert that
the merged “greet” skill’s body is “Later pack body.”, in addition to the
existing description assertion, so the test verifies the later pack replaces
both metadata and body.
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Plugin-pack skills, MCP servers, and hook rules now take effect in new sessions.
User- and project-provided skills take precedence over pack skills. User-configured MCP servers take precedence over pack servers, while later packs take precedence over earlier packs with matching names.
Pack hook rules run after configured rules.
Session warnings identify collisions and invalid pack entries; the plugin list notes that pack contents are wired into new sessions.
Documentation
Updated extensibility documentation to describe plugin-pack behavior.
Plugin-pack skills, hooks, and MCP servers now enter session assembly. The assembly applies precedence rules, reports collisions and unknown hook points, and includes pack MCP servers in pending connections and server descriptions.
Changes: Plugin Pack Session Integration
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Summary
Pack skill source and precedence crates/capabilities/skills/src/lib.rs, crates/capabilities/skills/src/plugin.rs
Pack skills use the pack source. Pack skills fill names not already present, so existing user and project skills retain precedence. Tests check source attribution and same-name behavior.
Session assembly for pack skills, hooks, and MCP servers crates/operations/bootstrap/src/session/assembly.rs, crates/operations/bootstrap/src/session/tests.rs, crates/frontends/harness/src/serve.rs, crates/operations/bootstrap/src/plugin_inventory.rs, CHANGELOG.md, docs/subsystems/extensibility*
Session assembly adds pack skills and hooks, and converts pack MCP entries into server configurations. Configured MCP names take precedence, while later packs replace earlier matching pack names. Tests cover warnings, ordering, and server display. The CLI, inventory notes, changelog, and subsystem docs describe the integration.
sequenceDiagram
participant SessionAssembly
participant PluginLoader
participant assemble_skills
participant hook_defs
participant pack_mcp_servers
participant AssembledContext
SessionAssembly->>PluginLoader: Load plugins and collect loader warnings
PluginLoader-->>SessionAssembly: Return loaded plugins
SessionAssembly->>assemble_skills: Merge pack skills with standard roots
SessionAssembly->>hook_defs: Append pack hook rules after configured rules
SessionAssembly->>pack_mcp_servers: Convert pack MCP entries and resolve name conflicts
SessionAssembly->>AssembledContext: Include assembled skills, hooks, and pack MCP servers
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daftpunkwav/wave-code#36: This PR documents plugin packs as inventory-only; this change wires those pack contents into session assembly.
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Pack integration has no identified merge-blocking issue. Asserting the winning skill’s body would strengthen coverage.
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Issue #33 requires pack skills, MCP servers, and hooks to affect sessions. session/assembly.rs loads pack skills with SkillSource::Pack, converts pack MCP entries to McpServerRaw, and appends pa…
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Issue #33 requires pack skills, MCP servers, and hooks to affect sessions. session/assembly.rs loads pack skills with SkillSource::Pack, converts pack MCP entries to McpServerRaw, and appends pack hook rules. The implementation preserves user/project skill precedence, configured-server precedence, later-pack precedence, and config-before-pack hook order. Tests cover session assembly, precedence, defaults, invalid entries, and unknown hook points. The listing, warnings, and EN/zh documentation describe the wired behavior.
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- Around line 218-220: Update apply_skills so a later pack replaces an existing
same-named Pack skill while preserving the existing slot; leave User and Project
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Plugin packs loaded and validated but nothing they declared took
effect. Their contents now reach the session:
- pack skills merge into the catalog as a new pack source ranked
below user and project, so a same-named skill the user or the
project owns keeps its slot and a pack fills the gaps;
- pack MCP entries convert into config-crate servers and ride the
deferred connect path; a user-configured server owns its name and a
colliding entry warns and drops, while later packs win among
themselves in directory order;
- pack hook rules join the hook engine after the config-declared
rules with the same matcher/timeout semantics, and an unknown
event point warns with the pack attribution.
plugin list states that pack contents are wired and names the
collision rule; the extensibility docs describe the precedence
instead of the old inventory-only contract.
The pack-wiring tests echoed the whole warnings vector in assert
messages; the vector carries config-derived text (the fixture's
inline provider key flows through assembly), which CodeQL's
cleartext-logging rule reads as logging sensitive content. The
assertions now report only the warnings count; the matched-substring
checks are unchanged, so the coverage holds.
apply_skills' fill-the-gaps guard skipped a later pack's same-named
skill, contradicting the documented precedence (later packs win among
themselves, in directory order). A pack entry now yields to the
later pack; user, project, and builtin entries keep their slots
unchanged. A two-pack collision test pins the rule.
CodeQL's cleartext-logging rule traces the fixture config (which
carries a dummy inline provider key) through assembly into every
handle-derived value, so echoing handle.system or even the warnings
count in assert diagnostics trips it. The assertions keep their
matched-substring checks; the messages are static text now.
The merged loop body flattened into three named helpers: the config
pass, the pack append pass, and the shared rule conversion. The
bumpy-road finding came from interleaved early-skip matches at two
nesting levels; each pass is a straight scan now.
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- Around line 222-223: Update the existing-entry check in the skill merge
condition to allow Pack skills to replace entries whose source is Builtin or
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- Around line 1343-1344: Update pack_hook_defs during assemble_hooks conversion
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The merge preserved every non-pack entry, so a same-named builtin kept
its slot even though SkillSource ranks pack above builtin (builtin <
pack < user < project). A pack skill now displaces a builtin entry and
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Make the later-pack assertion distinguish the two packs.
Both packs use SKILL_MD, so the current SkillSource::Pack and length assertions pass even if the earlier pack remains. Give the fixtures different descriptions and assert that the merged skill contains the later pack's description.
Suggested test fix
+ let first_pack_skill =+ "---\ndescription: First pack skill.\n---\n\nFirst pack body.\n";+ let later_pack_skill =+ "---\ndescription: Later pack skill.\n---\n\nLater pack body.\n";
std::fs::create_dir_all(pack.join("skills").join("greet")).unwrap();
std::fs::write(pack.join("plugin.toml"), manifest("bbb")).unwrap();
- std::fs::write(pack.join("skills").join("greet").join("SKILL.md"), SKILL_MD).unwrap();+ std::fs::write(+ pack.join("skills").join("greet").join("SKILL.md"),+ later_pack_skill,+ )+ .unwrap();
let first = home.path().join(".wavecode").join("plugins").join("aaa");
std::fs::create_dir_all(first.join("skills").join("greet")).unwrap();
std::fs::write(
first.join("skills").join("greet").join("SKILL.md"),
- SKILL_MD,+ first_pack_skill,
)
.unwrap();
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loader.apply_skills(&mut set);
assert_eq!(set.get("greet").unwrap().source, SkillSource::Pack);
+ assert_eq!(set.get("greet").unwrap().meta.description, "Later pack skill.");
// The later pack's body displaced the first pack's entry (both
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Update the pack-collision test around `apply_skills` to give the first and later
packs distinct skill descriptions, then assert the merged `greet` skill has the
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What changed
Plugin packs (a
plugin.tomlmanifest under~/.wavecode/plugins/<dir>/) loaded and validated with per-pack counts, but none of their contents reached a session. This wires all three content kinds:Skills — pack skills merge into the session skill catalog via
PluginLoader::apply_skills, now called byassemble_skills. A newSkillSource::Packvariant ranks below user and project: a same-named user or project skill keeps its slot and the pack fills the gaps; later packs win among themselves in directory order. Pack skills show up in the catalog, theskilltool, and the invokable-names list like any other skill.MCP servers —
assembleconverts pack entries into config-crateMcpServerRaw(OAuth fields absent, packs carry none) and appends them to the deferredmcp_pendingconnect list. A user-configured server owns its name: a colliding pack entry warns and drops. Among packs, the later one wins a shared name (directory order), matching the skill rule. The session's MCP display lines list pack servers like configured ones.Hooks —
hook_defsappends pack rules after the config-declared rules at every event point, with the same matcher/timeout/oncesemantics (absent fields fall back to the engine defaults). An unknown event point warns with the pack attribution instead of failing.Surface —
plugin listprints a footer noting that pack contents take effect and naming the collision rule (a same-named user skill or configured server wins). Assembly-time collisions surface as session warnings. The extensibility docs (EN + zh) now describe the wired precedence instead of the stale inventory-only claim.Decisions taken (the issue's open questions)
operations/bootstrap), reusing the existingMcpServerRaw→connect_allpath unchanged; pack servers cannot introduce OAuth configuration.plugin liststays a pre-assembly, credential-free surface: it reports counts and the wiring note but not per-session collision outcomes, which depend on cwd and config the listing deliberately does not load.Verification
cargo test -p wavecode-skills -p operations-bootstrap -p harness-cli: all pass, including four new tests (end-to-end precedence through a real assembled session, config-server-wins collision, hook-def merge with timeout/once defaults, pack-vs-pack/config MCP precedence).cargo check --workspace --all-targets: clean.Compatibility
SkillSource::Packis a new enum variant;apply_skillssemantics changed from override-everything to fill-the-gaps (its only caller is new in this change).Fixes #33