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Tutorial: bundled

This project establishes a centralized framework for managing the startup and organization of optional extensions within a CLI application. It creates a clear boundary between automatic skills and user-toggleable plugins, ensuring that features intended for user customization are correctly registered and exposed through a settings interface.

flowchart TD A0["Built-in Plugin Initialization"] A1["Feature Segregation Strategy"] A2["Plugin Registration Pattern"] A3["User-Controlled Configuration"] A4["Migration Scaffolding"] A1 -->|"Dictates scope of"| A0 A4 -->|"Structures"| A0 A0 -->|"Executes"| A2 A0 -->|"Populates"| A3

Chapters

  1. Feature Segregation Strategy
  2. User-Controlled Configuration
  3. Built-in Plugin Initialization
  4. Plugin Registration Pattern
  5. Migration Scaffolding

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Files in this section

01_feature_segregation_strategy.md
Chapter 1: Feature Segregation Strategy
Welcome to the bundled project! If you are new here, you might be wondering: "I have a great idea for a new feature, bu…
02_user_controlled_configuration.md
Chapter 2: User-Controlled Configuration
Welcome back! In the previous chapter, Feature Segregation Strategy, we learned that we should separate our code into t…
03_built_in_plugin_initialization.md
Chapter 3: Built-in Plugin Initialization
Welcome back! In the previous chapter, User-Controlled Configuration, we learned that users should be able to toggle "n…
04_plugin_registration_pattern.md
Chapter 4: Plugin Registration Pattern
Welcome back! In the previous chapter, Built-in Plugin Initialization, we discovered the "Switchboard"—a specific funct…
05_migration_scaffolding.md
Chapter 5: Migration Scaffolding
Welcome to the final chapter of our tutorial series!