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Plugins should be able to use third-party dependencies. Ideally, when installing a plugin, the server will download the dependencies and make them available. We'll also want a way to tell the server to load dependencies in advance of specifying a plugin explicitly.
I anticipate that most plugins will be a single file script of less than a few hundred lines, so I think using in-file dependencies in a comment block at the top. We'll use the uv syntax with the dependencies in a comment block at the top:
Plugins should be able to use third-party dependencies. Ideally, when installing a plugin, the server will download the dependencies and make them available. We'll also want a way to tell the server to load dependencies in advance of specifying a plugin explicitly.
I anticipate that most plugins will be a single file script of less than a few hundred lines, so I think using in-file dependencies in a comment block at the top. We'll use the uv syntax with the dependencies in a comment block at the top:
When the plugin is created in the server, or the test plugin API is called, it should check for dependencies and install them.
If possible, we'll want a virtual environment per plugin, but that doesn't have to exist on this first pass.
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