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Mental model for a first-party Oclif command plugin as one host-composed terminal projection on public package boundaries.
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Mental model for a sealed service whose context and authorship narrow toward operation handlers.
Mental model for locating work in RAWR's blueprint kinds while keeping semantic direction, ownership, and structural proof distinct.
Mental model for Nx as the repository graph and scheduler while project owners retain their qualified build and verification work.
Mental model for one conventional installed Oclif application that owns CLI identity while commands retain qualified capability boundaries.
Mental model for an application as the concrete selection and realization boundary of the product chain.
Mental model for inert reusable support that carries no product, runtime, or projection authority.
| name | habitat-oclif-command-plugin-frame |
| description | Mental model for a first-party Oclif command plugin as one host-composed terminal projection on public package boundaries. |
Activation: None. This lowercase
skill.mdis an unregistered design seed. The package, Oclif manifest, and adjacent Habitat packets remain the executable authority.
A command plugin is one terminal-facing capability projection composed by the Oclif host. It owns command names, arguments, flags, prompts, terminal output, exit behavior, and caller-facing error mapping. It does not own another executable or become a service.
Domain meaning remains in services. Host capability remains behind resources. The command invokes those public boundaries and translates between terminal interaction and their typed results. Private helpers may support that translation, but another command plugin is never a dependency or orchestration layer.
Every first-party command plugin has the same recognizable package shell and one discovered command root. Uniformity lets authors spend attention on the capability rather than rebuilding dispatch, manifests, or install behavior. The host composes plugins side by side; plugins do not form a hidden command dependency graph.
The default-exported Oclif command is the terminal authoring surface. Logic that decides domain truth belongs behind the service boundary. Logic that acquires a native capability belongs behind a resource provider. The command retains only the policy and presentation specific to its caller lane.
