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create-plugin

Create and validate a new native Muse plugin package in the current workspace. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to create a Muse plugin or invokes the create-plugin skill. Do NOT use for application/library plugin classes, third-party plugin systems, or ordinary code changes.

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# Create Plugin

Create one new native Muse plugin in the current workspace. Use this skill only
for Muse native plugin package creation, not for implementing plugin classes or
plugin features inside another project. Produce the
smallest complete plugin that satisfies the request, validate it with the installed
muse CLI, and leave installation to the user.

## Boundaries

- Work only in one new destination inside the current workspace.
- Never modify, merge into, delete, or replace an existing path.
- Do not install, enable, trust, execute, or fetch the generated plugin or its
  dependencies.
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