Canonical manifest schema
plugin.json targets the official 1.0.0 schema.
Agent Plugins specification §5.2
Create original algorithmic art with p5.js through a deliberate computational philosophy, seeded randomness, emergent systems, and interactive parameter controls.
emergent
by algorithm.
Seeded systems, controlled chaos, and deliberate interaction instead of decorative randomness.
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 “algorithmic-art” 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
Turn a computational idea into an original visual system.
Use this plugin when the goal is generative or algorithmic art built from code, not a static imitation of an existing artist.
Art direction starts with process, relationships, motion, and emergence before implementation details.
Seeds and controls let users reproduce, compare, and tune outcomes instead of depending on opaque randomness.
Practical workflow
Choose the system, relationships, motion language, palette, and controlled sources of variation.
Create the p5.js sketch, expose essential controls, test seeds, and refine composition and performance.
Package contents
Algorithmic Art declares 1 Skill, 0 MCP configurations, and 2 additional resources. The included-file links below point to the reviewed source repository.
Agent Skills
1
algorithmic-art
MCP servers
0
No runtime service
Package format
Agent Plugins
Official latest 1.0.0
Installation
Sparse-clone this plugin directory, inspect the manifest and Skill, then load the resulting plugin root with a compatible Agent Plugins client.
git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/chenmiaohero/Portable-Agent-Plugins.git
cd Portable-Agent-Plugins
git sparse-checkout set plugins/algorithmic-artSynced 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.
Algorithmic Art guides an agent from a computational art philosophy to an original p5.js sketch built with seeded randomness, noise, particles, fields, forces, and interactive parameters.
Define the generative system before writing code. Choose what evolves, which relationships create form, how variation is controlled, and which parameters help a viewer explore the result. Implement the sketch, test multiple seeds, and refine composition and performance.
Create original work. Do not imitate the identifiable style of a living artist. Review all JavaScript and external assets before execution and keep randomness reproducible when comparing outputs.
This portable package is maintained in chenmiaohero/Portable-Agent-Plugins from a pinned Apache-2.0 upstream Skill.
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