aitmpl Plugin
/aitmpl opens a component browser above the prompt: the aitmpl.com catalog (agents, commands, MCPs, settings, hooks, skills, loops, mods) read live from the site's public JSON through $.http.fetch. Pick a type or a trending component, filter, page, open a component and install it from there ($.process.run with the fixed CLI argv and a validated path, no shell), drop its install command into the prompt, or open its page in your browser. Hooks session.start, command.run and ui.render on AbovePrompt; browsing costs no tokens.
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No verified marketplace install command.
This plugin is not listed in a verified marketplace. The registry has no installer of its own; download the source archive or read the install notes in the upstream repository.
Contents of latest version 0.1.1 (commit e945056)
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userConfig:siteUrl
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Dependencies, compatibility and skill declarations
Recorded dependencies 0
No dependency requirements were recorded from plugin.json or marketplace entries. Only manifest fields saved with the snapshot are shown here; dependency declarations in other files are outside the current collection scope.
Recorded compatibility
No compatibility requirement was recorded for this snapshot from plugin.json or a marketplace entry. Only manifest fields saved with the snapshot are shown here. Declarations in a skill's SKILL.md header are collected separately and, when present, shown on their own under “Skill file declarations”; they never overwrite or fill in this value.