Provided Extensions

Provided Extensions

When you install Work IQ Dev Tools, several extensions install with it. You don’t enable them — they’re already loaded. Every command outside of the small host core (see Host vs extensions) comes from one of these.

Run wiqd ext list at any time to see what’s loaded in your environment.

The bundled extensions

Extension	What it gives you	Commands contributed under
Agents Toolkit (ATK)	The full agent lifecycle: scaffold, edit, validate, package, provision, publish, share, delete	wiqd agent
Eval	Quality evaluations of deployed agents (LLM-as-judge scoring)	wiqd agent eval
Validate	Offline MVL static validation and the VS Code LSP server	wiqd agent validate, wiqd agent lsp
Work IQ	Monitor, ask, and list deployed agents in your tenant	wiqd agent monitor, ask, list, show --name/--id
Work IQ DevUI	Launch the local Work IQ DevUI web experience for interactively testing/debugging agents	wiqd devui

How each extension is documented

Every extension has its own collapsible subsection in the sidebar with four pages:

1. Overview — one-paragraph elevator pitch, a realistic end-to-end workflow walkthrough, and pointers into the codebase.
2. CLI commands — every leaf command this extension adds, with links to the full CLI reference page for each.
3. Agentic workflows — the multi-step workflow files and reference files this extension contributes to the wiqd Copilot orchestrator. Some extensions (Support, Validate) contribute none; those pages say so honestly and explain why.
4. Agent plugins — the user-facing scenarios this extension unlocks in Copilot Chat, with trigger phrases and routing guidance.

This structure makes it easy to answer three different questions: “what can I script with this?” (CLI commands), “what will Copilot do for me?” (Agentic workflows + Copilot skills), and “where does the code live?” (Overview → “Where to look in the codebase”).