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The reference for what makes an ObjectCore plugin valid — the hard load-error rules (manifest shape, kebab-case, component placement) and the eval-coverage gate. Use when a plugin fails to load or validate, when reviewing a plugin before it enters the catalog, or when diagnosing which hard rule a plugin manifest breaks. (A stale or drifted marketplace.json is building-the-catalog's territory.)

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name	validating-plugins
description	The reference for what makes an ObjectCore plugin valid — the hard load-error rules (manifest shape, kebab-case, component placement) and the eval-coverage gate. Use when a plugin fails to load or validate, when reviewing a plugin before it enters the catalog, or when diagnosing which hard rule a plugin manifest breaks. (A stale or drifted marketplace.json is building-the-catalog's territory.)

Validating plugins (the rule reference)

Validation proves a plugin loads and is gated; it is the floor the eval gate sits on. The rules below are enforced by registry-core (validateAll) and the eval harness — /validate runs them.

Hard load errors (Claude Code rejects the plugin)

name is kebab-case, required, and unique in the catalog.
repository is a string, never an object.
keywords is an array, never a string.
Components live at the plugin root — commands/, agents/, skills/, hooks/. .claude-plugin/ holds only plugin.json.
Marketplace name is kebab-case and not on Anthropic's reserved list.

Catalog invariants (the seam)

marketplace.json is a build artifact — derived by deriveCatalog, never hand-edited. Every plugin dir maps to exactly one catalog entry and vice-versa (no stale, no duplicate, no orphan).
After changing a plugin, re-derive with bun run build:marketplace; bun run check:catalog fails if the committed file drifts.

Gate invariants (beyond loading)

Every catalog entry has a description (output eval) — an entry with none is invisible in /plugin.
Every skill has a positive activation case (coverage eval) — a skill with no case targeting it would enter the catalog ungated.
Every activation case routes correctly (activation eval) — positives fire the intended skill; negatives, including confusability negatives, fire nothing.

Order of operations

Structural validation (does it load?) → coverage (is every skill gated?) → activation (do the skills actually fire?). A plugin is catalog-ready only when all three are green.

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name	validating-plugins
description	The reference for what makes an ObjectCore plugin valid — the hard load-error rules (manifest shape, kebab-case, component placement) and the eval-coverage gate. Use when a plugin fails to load or validate, when reviewing a plugin before it enters the catalog, or when diagnosing which hard rule a plugin manifest breaks. (A stale or drifted marketplace.json is building-the-catalog's territory.)

Validating plugins (the rule reference)

Hard load errors (Claude Code rejects the plugin)

name is kebab-case, required, and unique in the catalog.
repository is a string, never an object.
keywords is an array, never a string.
Components live at the plugin root — commands/, agents/, skills/, hooks/. .claude-plugin/ holds only plugin.json.
Marketplace name is kebab-case and not on Anthropic's reserved list.

Catalog invariants (the seam)

marketplace.json is a build artifact — derived by deriveCatalog, never hand-edited. Every plugin dir maps to exactly one catalog entry and vice-versa (no stale, no duplicate, no orphan).
After changing a plugin, re-derive with bun run build:marketplace; bun run check:catalog fails if the committed file drifts.

Gate invariants (beyond loading)

Every catalog entry has a description (output eval) — an entry with none is invisible in /plugin.
Every skill has a positive activation case (coverage eval) — a skill with no case targeting it would enter the catalog ungated.
Every activation case routes correctly (activation eval) — positives fire the intended skill; negatives, including confusability negatives, fire nothing.

Order of operations

Structural validation (does it load?) → coverage (is every skill gated?) → activation (do the skills actually fire?). A plugin is catalog-ready only when all three are green.