wiqd Core · Agent plugins

With WIQD’s coding-assistant plugin loaded, describe the Microsoft 365 plugin you want to build. Plugin requests route to the plugin workflow and use the native Core backend for composition and delivery. Declarative agents are optional components, alongside skills and connectors.

Scenarios unlocked

Scaffold and compose — create a plugin, then add skills, connectors, and an optional declarative agent.
Edit — modify instructions, capabilities, actions, plugins, auth, and localization.
Source prechecks — use explicit offline source checks during edit/package/provision flows. Explicit validation and finding-bound repair route to the Validate workflow.
Plugin validation — use plugin static checks and deep validation of a built package.
Provision — register the plugin in an environment.
Package — build the deployable .zip.
Share / collaborate — grant user, tenant, or collaborator access.
Publish — submit the plugin to the tenant catalog for administrator approval.
Delete / show / environments — inspect, manage, and tear down resources.

Trigger phrases

create a standalone plugin · add a skill to my plugin · add a connector to my plugin · add an agent to my plugin · validate my plugin · provision my plugin · package my plugin · share my plugin · publish my plugin

Existing agent-focused workflows also remain available:

create agent · new agent · scaffold agent · edit my agent · update my agent · add a capability · add a plugin · provision my agent · deploy my agent · package my agent · share my agent · delete my agent · show my agent · manage environments · localize my agent

Explicit agent validation and finding repair route to the canonical Validate workflow.

Improve the plugin through validation, repairs, and testing in its target experience. When it includes a deployed declarative agent, Eval can evaluate that component. Agent evaluation is not whole-plugin validation, and observation features depend on the installed extensions and access.