Spora grows in two ways: plugins that drop into any Spora install, and projects that are standalone Spora-compatible applications.

Plugins

A Spora plugin is a Composer package that ships tools, drivers, recipes, and migrations to a Spora deployment. Authoring, install, and per-plugin reference docs:

• Plugin author guide — end-to-end guide for writing a plugin (manifest, entry-point class, tools, drivers, migrations, recipes, testing, publishing)
• Install API — POST /api/v1/plugins HTTP endpoints used by the Web UI (gated by SPORA_PLUGIN_INSTALL_ENABLED); CLI is always available
• Plugin reference(Open in new window) — per-plugin reference for the 10 plugins in the Spora org (Tavily, Serper, Semantic Scholar, World News, Weather, Calendar, Email, MiniMax, Zernio, Skeleton)

Projects

A project is a single Spora deployment customised with project-local code. The scaffolder (spora-maker) generates the boilerplate for Tools, Controllers, and the app/App.php entry class:

• Scaffolding → make:tool, make:controller, make:app — the scaffolder command reference, with the generated-code templates and a guide for adding a new make:* command

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Contributors: Fabian Graßl