Add Share Chat plugin - #433
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| Adds a share button to the top-right of the chat area that copies a deep link to the current | ||
| conversation straight to your clipboard, so you can hand a teammate the exact chat you are | ||
| looking at instead of describing it. Opening the link restores that conversation directly. | ||
| github: https://github.com/agent-zero-plugins/agent-zero-plugin-share-chat |
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Point to a repo with a root plugin.yaml
For this submission, the linked GitHub repository does not currently expose plugin.yaml at the repository root; its manifest is under usr/plugins/share_chat/plugin.yaml. The PR validator fetches /contents/plugin.yaml for the URL in this field and fails with github repository must contain plugin.yaml at repository root, so this entry cannot pass validation until the remote repo adds a root manifest or the index points to a compliant repo.
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plugins/share_chat/index.yaml+ thumbnail.Adds a share button to the top-right of the chat area that copies a deep link to the current conversation to the clipboard; opening the link restores that conversation.
plugin.yamlhasname: share_chat, matching the folder name