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Mental model for server plugins as server-hosted projections whose narrower surface kind owns the caller boundary.
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| name | habitat-server-plugin-frame |
| description | Mental model for server plugins as server-hosted projections whose narrower surface kind owns the caller boundary. |
Activation: None. This lowercase
skill.mdis an unregistered design seed. It introduces no universal source shape beyond narrower server-plugin kinds.
A server plugin is a projection selected for a server role. It sits between an underlying capability and a server host, preserving both boundaries: the capability owner defines meaning, while the host owns transport and native lifecycle.
The parent kind is intentionally a container, not a universal implementation template. Public API and trusted internal API are different caller boundaries; their narrower kinds own the extra contracts and topology that distinction earns.
Information moves from service or sanctioned host capability into one server-facing projection, then into a host-owned mount. Caller policy, authentication, transformation, and public failure shape belong at the projection boundary when they are specific to that surface. Domain invariants remain below it. Listener setup, request transport, and native shutdown remain above it in the host.
A server plugin therefore stays thin in authority, not necessarily in useful behavior. It may perform substantial boundary work without becoming a service or an application.
