Canonical manifest schema
plugin.json targets the official 1.0.0 schema.
Agent Plugins specification §5.2
A copyable reference package showing the portable Agent Plugins 1.0 manifest and a focused migration Skill.
portable
by example.
A deliberately small package for learning the standard from real source files.
Explainable standards check
Official latest version: 1.0.0 (Working Draft). The value is read from the official specification and cached for one day.
This is a static package-format check, not a security audit, quality score, malware scan, or guarantee of client compatibility.
plugin.json targets the official 1.0.0 schema.
Agent Plugins specification §5.2
The plugin name “agent-plugins-example” satisfies the 1–64 character naming rules.
Agent Plugins specification §§5.3 and 5.5
No unknown top-level manifest fields were found.
Agent Plugins specification §5.2
All present metadata and extension fields use permitted JSON types.
Agent Plugins specification §§5.2–5.6
A regular plugin.json file exists at the plugin root.
Agent Plugins specification §§4.1 and 5.1
1 immediate-child Agent Skill discovered; every SKILL.md passed required frontmatter and naming checks.
Agent Plugins specification §7.1 and Agent Skills specification
No root mcp.json is present; MCP is optional and its absence is conforming.
Agent Plugins specification §§6.2 and 7.2
Capabilities
Learn the package shape from a minimal source.
Use this reference when creating or migrating a plugin and you need a concrete, inspectable starting point instead of an abstract checklist.
The manifest, Skill, README, and license are small enough to inspect together without hiding conventions in a large repository.
Every format claim on this page links to the exact public files and the independent standards check.
Practical workflow
Confirm the root manifest, Skill path, schema version, metadata, and license before copying anything.
Keep the package boundaries, replace the example Skill with your own instructions, and validate again.
Package contents
Agent Plugins Example declares 1 Skill, 0 MCP configurations, and 0 additional resources. The included-file links below point to the reviewed source repository.
Agent Skills
1
migrate-agent-plugin
MCP servers
0
No runtime service
Package format
Agent Plugins
Official latest 1.0.0
Installation
Clone the public repository for inspection. Agent Plugins 1.0 defines the package format; the client you use still determines how local packages are loaded.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/agentplugins/agent-plugins-example.git
cd agent-plugins-exampleSynced source content
This README snapshot is stored by Agent Plugins Hub and refreshed by the daily GitHub synchronization pipeline. Remote images and embedded content are not loaded.
This repository does not currently provide a README snapshot. The plugin instructions below remain available.
Source documentation
Rendered from the linked GitHub source. Raw HTML is disabled, scripts cannot execute, remote images are omitted, and external links open separately.
Agent Plugins Example is the public reference package for Agent Plugins v1.0.0. It keeps the example intentionally small: a root plugin.json, one migration Skill, a README, and an MIT license.
Use it while learning the portable package structure, checking a migration, or creating a minimal package of your own. The migration Skill explains how to move client-specific plugin content toward the portable layout.
Clone the repository, inspect plugin.json, and read the migration Skill before adapting the package. Keep the manifest at the package root and validate the final directory against the current specification.
Conformance describes file structure and metadata. It does not certify the behavior, security, or compatibility of content added to a derived package.
The canonical source is agentplugins/agent-plugins-example. This page preserves that attribution and links to the reviewed files.
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