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This PR introduces a module system for
myctl.Modules are loadable, trusted Bash components that extend
myctlfunctionality while keeping the core code clean and maintainable.Checklist
Clear plugin entry function (
myctl::<plugin>())Strict name spacing (no global functions/vars)
Plugins separated from core code
System + user plugin directories supported
Deterministic plugin load order
Cold-load rule (no logic at source time)
Plugin metadata (name, description, permissions)
Soft permission model (declared capabilities)
Permission check before execution
Guarded execution helpers (
myctl_api::exec)Dangerous commands blocked or warned
Core variables marked
readonlyPlugins listed in
myctl helpClear security notice (plugins are trusted code)
Module Scoping
By default, modules have limited filesystem access
Module code:
/usr/lib/myctl/modules/screenshot/
~/.local/lib/myctl/modules/screenshot/
Module config:
~/.config/myctl/myctl.yml -> screenshot.*
Module cache / runtime data:
~/.cache/myctl/modules/screenshot/