dsh-mobile-plugin 0.5.28 → 0.5.29

package/extensions/magpie/plugins.js

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+// Plugins: the market of OpenCode plugins. Discover lists the suggested
+// ones and finds the rest on npm; Installed is what was added. Each part is
+// drawn as it comes (#488): /api/plugins, /api/plugins/listings, then
+// /api/plugins/npm; a sign-in happens in the Providers add sheet.
+(() => {
+  const page = $("#view-plugins");
+  if (!page) return;
+  window.mdRender = markdown;
+
+  let mine = null;       // /api/plugins: what's installed
+  let listings = null;   // /api/plugins/listings: the plugins suggested
+  let tagged = null;     // /api/plugins/github: repositories their authors tagged magpie-plugin, as listings
+  let taggedErr = "";    // why the list isn't GitHub's whole answer: it couldn't be asked, or...
+  let taggedKind = "";   // its kind: "slow", "limited" or ""
+  let taggedMissing = 0; // ...this many repositories it named couldn't be read
+  let topic = "magpie-plugin";
+  const npm = {};        // /api/plugins/npm: package → what npm says of it
+  const heads = {};      // /api/plugins/git: a git plugin's spec → the commit its repository is at
+  let failed = "";       // why what's installed couldn't be loaded
+  let failedList = "";   // ...and the plugins suggested
+  let tab = "discover", regBox;
+  try { tab = localStorage.getItem("magpie.pluginTab") || tab; } catch {}
+  let query = "";
+  let hits = null;       // npm's answer for query: { q, list } | { q, loading } | { q, error }
+  let searchTimer = 0;
+  const busy = new Map(); // package → "add" | "remove" | "upgrade" | "off"
+  let editing = null;    // { pkg, text, error }: a middleware's options being edited in its row
+  let asking = null;     // { pkg, op }: a remove or switch-off waiting on the user's yes
+  let checking = false;  // Check for updates: npm being asked now
+  let checked = null;    // ...and what it said: { at, by: spec → check }
+  let shown = "";
+
+  const SEARCH = "M7 3a4 4 0 1 0 0 8 4 4 0 0 0 0-8z M10 10l3 3";
+  const DOWN = "M8 3v7.5 M4.8 7.6 8 10.8l3.2-3.2 M3.5 13h9";
+  const STAR = "M8 2.2l1.8 3.7 4 .6-2.9 2.8.7 4L8 11.4l-3.6 1.9.7-4L2.2 6.5l4-.6z";
+  const SHIELD = "M8 2.3 13 4v3.8c0 3-2.1 5.1-5 5.9-2.9-.8-5-2.9-5-5.9V4z M5.8 8l1.6 1.6 2.9-3";
+  const OUTL = "M9.5 3.5h3v3 M12.5 3.5 7.5 8.5 M11 9.5v3H3.5V5h3";
+  const PLUG = "M6 2v3 M10 2v3 M4.5 5h7v2.5a3.5 3.5 0 0 1-7 0z M8 11v3";
+  const PIPE = "M1.5 8h3 M11.5 8h3 M4.5 4.5h7v7h-7z";
+  const TERM = "M2 3.5h12v9H2z M4.5 6.5l2 1.5-2 1.5 M8 9.5h3";
+  const PAGE = "M2 3.5h12v9H2z M2 6h12 M4 4.75h.01";
+  const TOOL = "M10.6 2.4a3 3 0 0 0-3.4 4L2.6 11a1.2 1.2 0 0 0 1.7 1.7l4.6-4.6a3 3 0 0 0 4-3.4l-1.7 1.7-1.6-.3-.3-1.6z";
+  const FOLDER = "M14.7 12.7a1.3 1.3 0 0 1-1.3 1.3H2.6a1.3 1.3 0 0 1-1.3-1.3V3.3A1.3 1.3 0 0 1 2.6 2h3.3l1.3 2h6.2a1.3 1.3 0 0 1 1.3 1.3z";
+
+  // a folder's path is its name whole, as plugin.Name: C:\Users\me@corp\…
+  // has an @ that is no version
+  const name = (spec) => { if (isPath(spec)) return spec; const i = spec.lastIndexOf("@"); return i > 0 && !spec.includes("/", i) ? spec.slice(0, i) : spec; };
+  // a plugin added from a folder is a folder's path, not a package name.
+  // a leading \ is one on every system, as plugin.IsPath (#2229): a UNC
+  // share (\\server\share\plugin) and a leading-backslash path
+  const isPath = (p) => /^file:\/\//.test(p) || /^\./.test(p) || /^[/\\]/.test(p) || /^[A-Za-z]:[\\/]/.test(p);
+  // ...and is known by the folder's name, not its whole path
+  const label = (spec) => { const n = name(spec); return isPath(n) ? n.replace(/[\\/]+$/, "").split(/[\\/]/).pop() || n : n; };
+  // one added from a git repository (github:owner/repo, git+https://…), as
+  // the plugin store tells them apart: known by the package it installed
+  const isGit = (p) => !isPath(p) && (/^(?:(?:github|gitlab|bitbucket):|git\+[a-z]+:\/\/|git:\/\/)\S+$/.test(p) || /^https?:\/\/(?:www\.)?(?:github\.com|gitlab\.com|bitbucket\.org)\/\S+$/.test(p) || /^[A-Za-z0-9][A-Za-z0-9_.-]*\/[A-Za-z0-9_.-]+(?:#\S+)?$/.test(p));
+  // ...and its page on the web, for the plugin's Source link
+  const gitWeb = (p) => {
+    const s = p.replace(/#.*$/, "");
+    const m = /^(github|gitlab|bitbucket):(.+)$/.exec(s) || (/^[^:]+\/[^:]+$/.test(s) && ["", "github", s]);
+    if (m) return "https://" + { github: "github.com", gitlab: "gitlab.com", bitbucket: "bitbucket.org" }[m[1]] + "/" + m[2];
+    const u = s.replace(/^git\+/, "").replace(/\.git$/, "");
+    return /^https?:\/\//.test(u) ? u : "";
+  };
+  const lang = () => (document.documentElement.lang || "en").slice(0, 2);
+  const summary = (l) => l.summary?.[lang()] || l.summary?.en || l.npm?.description || "";
+  const count = (n) => n >= 1e6 ? (n / 1e6).toFixed(n >= 1e7 ? 0 : 1) + "M" : n >= 1e3 ? (n / 1e3).toFixed(n >= 1e4 ? 0 : 1) + "k" : String(n || 0);
+  // a repository tagged magpie-plugin is installed by whichever spec
+  // names it (github:owner/repo, its page's or a git URL), never by its
+  // package's name, which another repository can give too (#3685)
+  const ghRepo = (spec) => { const m = /^(?:github:|(?:git\+)?(?:https?|ssh|git):\/\/(?:[^@/\s]+@)?(?:www\.|ssh\.)?github\.com(?::\d+(?=\/))?[/:])([^/#\s]+\/[^/#\s]+?)(?:\.git)?(?:[/#].*)?$/i.exec(spec) || (isGit(spec) && /^([^:/#]+\/[^:/#]+)(?:#.*)?$/.exec(spec)); return m ? m[1].toLowerCase() : ""; };
+  const entryOf = (pkg) => {
+    const g = (tagged || []).find((x) => x.package === pkg)?.github;
+    return mine?.plugins?.find((e) => name(e.spec) === pkg || (g && ghRepo(e.spec) === g.repo.toLowerCase()));
+  };
+  // npm has the versions of a package: not a folder's, nor a git one's
+  const onNPM = (spec) => !isPath(spec) && !isGit(spec);
+  // a git one is out of date when its repository is at another commit than
+  // the one installed, whatever its version (ARNO); a short sha names the full one
+  const sameCommit = (a, b) => !!a && !!b && (a.length > b.length ? a.startsWith(b) : b.startsWith(a));
+  const gitBehind = (e) => isGit(e.spec) && !!e.commit && !!e.head && !sameCommit(e.commit, e.head);
+  // the providers a plugin signs in to, as the add sheet knows them
+  const subsOf = (pkg) => (providers?.plugins || []).filter((x) => name(x.spec) === pkg);
+  // as the Add sheet names it
+  const subName = (x) => SUBS.find((y) => y.agent === x.id)?.name || x.name;
+  // with several, the reader picks one by name
+  const signInTo = (b, outs, ev) => {
+    if (outs.length === 1) return pluginSignIn(outs[0].id, ev);
+    openProtoMenu(b, outs.map((x) => ({ v: x.id, name: subName(x), literalName: true, note: "" })), "",
+      (id, e) => pluginSignIn(id, e), "Sign in to which subscription", "", "right");
+  };
+  // whether version a comes after b in semver's order, as update.Newer
+  const newer = (a, b) => {
+    const p = (v) => {
+      const m = /^v?(\d+)\.(\d+)\.(\d+)(?:-([^+]*))?(?:\+.*)?$/.exec(String(v || "").trim());
+      return m && { n: [+m[1], +m[2], +m[3]], pre: m[4] || "" };
+    };
+    const [x, y] = [p(a), p(b)];
+    if (!x || !y) return false;
+    for (let i = 0; i < 3; i++) if (x.n[i] !== y.n[i]) return x.n[i] > y.n[i];
+    if (x.pre === y.pre) return false;
+    if (!x.pre || !y.pre) return !x.pre;
+    const [s, u] = [x.pre.split("."), y.pre.split(".")];
+    for (let i = 0; i < s.length && i < u.length; i++) {
+      const [d, e] = [/^\d+$/.test(s[i]), /^\d+$/.test(u[i])];
+      if (d && e) { if (+s[i] !== +u[i]) return +s[i] > +u[i]; }
+      else if (d !== e) return e;
+      else if (s[i] !== u[i]) return s[i] > u[i];
+    }
+    return s.length > u.length;
+  };
+
+  function glyph(d, size = 14, stroke = 1.5) { return svg(d, size, stroke); }
+  // kindChip says what a plugin is, as KINDS' words say
+  const KINDS = {
+    pv: [PLUG, "Provider", "Signs in to a subscription and serves its models"],
+    mw: [PIPE, "Middleware", "Runs in magpie's gateway on the requests your agents send and on the replies"],
+    ag: [TERM, "Agent", "Adds an agent magpie has no setup of its own for: pick its model on the Agents page and it goes through magpie"],
+    tl: [TOOL, "Tools", "Gives every agent tools of its own, through magpie's MCP server"],
+    pg: [PAGE, "Page", "Adds a page of its own to the sidebar. It runs shut off from the rest of magpie and can read only what its row lists"],
+    pn: [PAGE, "Panels", "Adds panels to magpie's own pages. They run shut off from the rest of magpie and can read only what its row lists"],
+  };
+  const kindOf = (l) => ({ middleware: "mw", hooks: "mw", agent: "ag", tools: "tl", page: "pg" })[l.kind] || "pv";
+  function kindChip(kind, name) {
+    const [d, word, tip] = KINDS[kind];
+    const c = el("span", "pm-chip kind " + kind);
+    c.append(glyph(d, 10, 1.5), el("span", "", t(name || word)));
+    c.title = t(tip);
+    return c;
+  }
+  function logo(ic, big, kind) {
+    const box = el("span", "pm-logo" + (big ? " big" : ""));
+    if (ic) box.append(icon(ic, !big));
+    else box.append(glyph({ mw: PIPE, ag: TERM, tl: TOOL, pg: PAGE }[kind] || PUZZLE, big ? 22 : 17, 1.4));
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // npm's answers, put where the cards and rows read them: on the
+  // listing and the entry themselves, so a plugin's page opened before
+  // npm answered has them too
+  function merge() {
+    for (const l of listings || []) if (npm[l.package]) l.npm = npm[l.package];
+    for (const e of mine?.plugins || []) if (onNPM(e.spec) && npm[name(e.spec)]?.version) e.latest = npm[name(e.spec)].version;
+    for (const e of mine?.plugins || []) if (isGit(e.spec) && heads[e.spec]) e.head = heads[e.spec];
+  }
+  async function loadMine() {
+    try {
+      mine = await api("plugins");
+      failed = "";
+      // a plugin turned on or off brings its page's tab, or takes it
+      window.loadPluginPages?.();
+    } catch (e) {
+      failed = e.message;
+    }
+    merge();
+  }
+  // a repository tagged magpie-plugin as the market's cards read a
+  // listing: its owner as the publisher, its version, and installed by its
+  // spec (its npm name when published there from the repository, else
+  // github:owner/repo); its name and summary its package.json's own (#3608)
+  const ghListing = (r) => ({
+    package: r.spec, name: r.name || r.repo.split("/")[1], kind: r.kind, github: r, icon: r.icon || undefined,
+    summary: r.summary || r.description ? { ...(r.description && { en: r.description }), ...r.summary } : undefined,
+    own: !!(r.name || r.summary),
+    npm: { version: r.version || "", publisher: r.owner, repository: r.url, license: r.license, weekly: 0 },
+  });
+  // A failed ask is said, with why, list or not (till on Discord); a list
+  // had before stands. again: Try again, which asks GitHub at once.
+  async function loadTagged(again) {
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/github" + (again ? "?again=1" : ""));
+      const got = (r.repos || []).map(ghListing);
+      if (!(r.error && !got.length && tagged?.length)) tagged = got;
+      taggedErr = r.error || "";
+      taggedKind = r.why || "";
+      taggedMissing = r.missing || 0;
+      if (r.topic) topic = r.topic;
+    } catch (e) {
+      taggedErr = e.message || String(e);
+      taggedKind = "";
+      taggedMissing = 0;
+      tagged = tagged || [];
+    }
+  }
+  async function loadListings() {
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/listings");
+      listings = r.listings || [];
+      failedList = "";
+    } catch (e) {
+      failedList = e.message;
+    }
+    merge();
+  }
+  // what npm says of the plugins suggested and those installed: drawn
+  // when it comes, never waited on
+  let npmTries = 0;
+  async function askNPM(only) {
+    const names = [...new Set([...(listings || []).map((l) => l.package), ...(mine?.plugins || []).filter((e) => onNPM(e.spec)).map((e) => name(e.spec))])]
+      .filter((n) => !only || !npm[n]);
+    if (!names.length) return;
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/npm?names=" + encodeURIComponent(names.join(",")));
+      Object.assign(npm, r.npm || {});
+    } catch {}
+    merge();
+    // one npm said nothing of: unknown (Install), asked again
+    let u = 0;
+    for (const l of listings || []) if (!l.npm || l.npm.u) u = l.npm = { weekly: 0, u: 1 };
+    if (u && npmTries++ < 4) setTimeout(() => askNPM(true), 15000);
+    drawBody();
+  }
+
+  // the commit each git plugin's repository is at now: drawn when it
+  // comes, never waited on (only: when one, just added, isn't known yet)
+  async function askGit(only) {
+    if (!(mine?.plugins || []).some((e) => isGit(e.spec) && (!only || !heads[e.spec]))) return;
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/git");
+      Object.assign(heads, r.heads || {});
+    } catch { return; }
+    merge();
+    drawBody();
+  }
+
+  async function load() {
+    if (!mine && !listings) draw();
+    const parts = [
+      loadMine().then(() => { draw(); window.renderPluginDot?.(); }),
+      loadListings().then(draw),
+      loadTagged().then(drawBody),
+      loadBuiltins(),
+      providers ? null : loadProviders().then(drawBody, () => {}),
+    ];
+    await Promise.all(parts);
+    askNPM();
+    askGit();
+  }
+  window.loadPlugins = load;
+  // the sidebar's dot, followed: Plugins opens on Installed, where the
+  // plugins with an update are named at the top
+  window.pluginTabTo = (id) => { tab = id; };
+  // pluginQuery: Discover, looking for q (the add sheet found nothing by it)
+  window.pluginQuery = (q) => {
+    query = q;
+    tab = "discover";
+    clearTimeout(searchTimer);
+    hits = q.trim().length >= 2 ? { q: q.trim(), loading: true } : null;
+    if (hits) searchNPM(hits.q);
+    draw();
+  };
+
+  // pluginAgentsTo: Discover, at its Agents (the Agents page's More in
+  // Plugins). The scroll is the reader's click's, so it is made only while
+  // the click is fresh: Agents drawn later, the listings slow, is left
+  // where the page is.
+  let agentsFor = null; // the click that asked for Agents, till they are drawn
+  window.pluginAgentsTo = (ev) => {
+    query = "";
+    tab = "discover";
+    clearTimeout(searchTimer);
+    hits = null;
+    agentsFor = ev;
+    draw();
+  };
+
+  async function refresh() {
+    // a plugin installed, switched on or off, or removed brings its
+    // page's tab, or takes it, now: not on the Plugins page's next load
+    window.loadPluginPages?.();
+    try {
+      const [m, p] = await Promise.all([api("plugins"), api("providers")]);
+      mine = m;
+      providers = p;
+      merge();
+      // the Providers page owns the dialog as it draws: only drawn when shown
+      if (view === "providers") renderProviders();
+    } catch (e) { statusErr(e); }
+    draw();
+    window.renderPluginDot?.();
+    askNPM(true);
+    askGit(true);
+  }
+
+  async function act(pkg, op, body, done) {
+    if (busy.size && op !== "off") return;
+    busy.set(pkg, op);
+    draw();
+    try {
+      await api("plugins/" + op, body);
+      busy.delete(pkg);
+      for (const e of mine?.plugins || []) if (op === "update" || e.spec === body?.spec) delete heads[e.spec]; // stale once installed (#4802)
+      await refresh();
+      if (done) done();
+    } catch (e) {
+      busy.delete(pkg);
+      draw();
+      statusErr(e);
+    }
+  }
+  // Check for updates: npm asked now, not what it said within the hour,
+  // for each installed plugin's newest version. Each row then says so (an
+  // update, up to date, or why it couldn't be checked), and its Update, or
+  // Update all, installs it as before. Nothing is installed by the check.
+  async function checkUpdates() {
+    if (checking || busy.size) return;
+    checking = true;
+    draw();
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/check", {});
+      mine = r.state || mine;
+      const by = {};
+      for (const c of r.plugins || []) {
+        by[c.spec] = c;
+        // npm's answer now is the one the rows read, and a git one's
+        // repository's
+        if (c.latest) npm[c.package] = { ...(npm[c.package] || {}), version: c.latest };
+        if (c.head) heads[c.spec] = c.head;
+      }
+      checked = { at: r.at, by };
+      merge();
+      const asked = (r.plugins || []).filter((c) => c.status === "update" || c.status === "current" || c.status === "unknown");
+      const ups = asked.filter((c) => c.status === "update" && !c.off).length;
+      const unknown = asked.filter((c) => c.status === "unknown");
+      if (asked.length && unknown.length === asked.length) {
+        status(t("Couldn't check for updates: {error}", { error: whyText(unknown[0]) }), "err", 8000);
+      } else {
+        // with some not checked, "every plugin" isn't known to be up to
+        // date: only the ones checked are (#1942)
+        let msg = ups ? (ups === 1 ? t("1 plugin has an update") : t("{n} plugins have updates", { n: ups }))
+          : unknown.length ? t("No updates for the plugins checked") : t("Every plugin is up to date");
+        if (unknown.length) {
+          msg += " · " + t("{n} couldn't be checked: {error}", { n: unknown.length, error: whyText(unknown[0]) });
+          status(msg, "warn", 8000);
+        } else status(msg, "ok");
+      }
+    } catch (e) {
+      status(t("Couldn't check for updates: {error}", { error: e.message }), "err", 8000);
+    }
+    checking = false;
+    draw();
+    window.renderPluginDot?.();
+  }
+  // why npm said nothing of a plugin, in the page's words; a git one's
+  // repository, in its own
+  function whyText(c) {
+    if (isGit(c.spec || "")) return t("Couldn't ask {repo} for its newest commit: {error}", { repo: c.spec, error: c.limited ? limitedText(c.limited) : c.error || "" });
+    switch (c.why) {
+      case "offline": return t("npm couldn't be reached — check your connection or proxy");
+      case "limited": return t("npm is turning requests away for now (too many); try again in a few minutes");
+      case "missing": return t("npm doesn't have it");
+      default: return t("npm answered with an error: {error}", { error: c.error || "" });
+    }
+  }
+  // GitHub's rate limit used up, in the page's words as the library's
+  // skill check says it: when it lifts, and how a token raises it (#1942)
+  function limitedText(l) {
+    const d = l.until ? new Date(l.until) : null;
+    const time = d && !isNaN(d) ? d.toLocaleTimeString(intlLang(), { hour: "2-digit", minute: "2-digit" }) : "";
+    if (l.token) return time ? t("GitHub's rate limit for your GitHub token is used up until {time}", { time })
+      : t("GitHub's rate limit for your GitHub token is used up for now");
+    return time ? t("GitHub allows 60 requests an hour without a token, used up until {time}. Add a GitHub token in Settings → Network and sharing to raise it to 5,000.", { time })
+      : t("GitHub allows 60 requests an hour without a token, used up for now. Add a GitHub token in Settings → Network and sharing to raise it to 5,000.");
+  }
+  const checkedAt = () => checked ? new Date(checked.at).toLocaleTimeString(intlLang(), { hour: "2-digit", minute: "2-digit" }) : "";
+
+  // the built-ins with accounts this plugin could run in their place
+  const movableOf = (pkg) => (mine?.movable || []).filter((c) => c.package === pkg);
+  // move: a built-in's accounts onto its plugin, installing it if need be,
+  // as its editor's Runs on does
+  async function move(c) {
+    if (busy.size) return;
+    busy.set(c.package, "move");
+    asking = null;
+    draw();
+    try {
+      providers = await api("provider/move", { id: c.id });
+      busy.delete(c.package);
+      await refresh();
+      const now = providers.providers.find((x) => x.id === c.id);
+      const accts = now?.account?.logins?.length || c.accounts, models = (now?.models || []).filter((x) => x.on).length;
+      status(t("{name} now runs on its plugin — {accounts}, {models}. Its editor in Providers moves it back.", {
+        name: c.name,
+        accounts: t(accts === 1 ? "{n} account" : "{n} accounts", { n: accts }),
+        models: t(models === 1 ? "{n} model" : "{n} models", { n: models }),
+      }), "ok", 9000);
+    } catch (e) {
+      busy.delete(c.package);
+      draw();
+      // no editor here to sign in above: say where
+      const why = e.why?.code === "lapsed"
+        ? t("every {name} account needs signing in again. Sign one in under Providers, then move.", { name: c.name })
+        : moveWhy({ why: e.why, error: e.message }, { name: c.name });
+      status(t("It stays built-in: {error}", { error: why }), "err", 12000);
+    }
+  }
+  const moveButton = (b, c, here) => {
+    // one word beside the name, as Install is: the card already says whose
+    // accounts, the title says how many and what it does (a whole sentence
+    // was a solid bar under the card that broke onto two lines)
+    b.classList.add("get", "move");
+    b.textContent = t("Move");
+    b.title = (here ? t("Move {name} here", { name: c.name }) : t(c.accounts === 1 ? "Move my {n} {name} account" : "Move my {n} {name} accounts", { name: c.name, n: c.accounts }))
+      + " — " + t("Runs {name} on this plugin in place of the built-in, with the same accounts; nothing changes if one doesn't work through it", { name: c.name });
+    b.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+    b.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); move(c); };
+    return b;
+  };
+  // the installed plugin spec's Install would replace (plugins/ holds one
+  // package of a name, plugin.Add), both named by source (#3685). typed:
+  // the field's, where a bare name may be a community plugin's and an
+  // unread repository's package is unknown: neither is asked about.
+  const sourceOf = (spec) => isGit(spec) ? spec : "npm:" + name(spec.replace(/^npm:\s*/, ""));
+  const namesakeOf = (spec, typed) => {
+    const r = ghRepo(spec);
+    const g = (tagged || []).find((x) => x.package === spec || (r && x.github.repo.toLowerCase() === r))?.github;
+    const as = g ? g.package || "" : spec.startsWith("npm:") ? name(spec.slice(4).trim()) : onNPM(spec) && (!typed || spec.startsWith("@")) ? name(spec) : "";
+    const e = as && mine?.plugins?.find((x) => (isGit(x.spec) ? x.package : onNPM(x.spec) && name(x.spec)) === as);
+    // no other plugin: the same repository, or npm's at another version
+    if (!e || (r ? ghRepo(e.spec) === r : !isGit(spec) && !isGit(e.spec))) return null;
+    return { old: sourceOf(e.spec), new: sourceOf(spec), package: as, off: !!e.off };
+  };
+  // false when the user keeps the plugin spec would replace
+  const replaceOK = async (spec, typed) => {
+    const was = namesakeOf(spec, typed);
+    if (!was) return true;
+    return confirmAction(t("Replace {old} with {new}?", was), was.off
+      ? t("{new} and {old} are both the package {package}, and only one of them can be installed: {old} is removed, and its options and sign-ins pass to {new}. {old} is off, so {new} is installed off too.", was)
+      : t("{new} and {old} are both the package {package}, and only one of them can be installed: {old} is removed, and its options and sign-ins pass to {new}.", was), t("Replace"));
+  };
+  const install = async (pkg, nm) => {
+    if (!await replaceOK(pkg)) return;
+    act(pkg, "add", { spec: pkg }, () => {
+      const subs = subsOf(pkg);
+      status(subs.length ? t("{name} is installed — sign in to use it", { name: nm }) : t("{name} is installed", { name: nm }), "ok");
+    });
+  };
+
+  // A plugin's Update, wherever it is offered: npm has a newer version, or
+  // a git one's repository a newer commit. Makes b that button and says
+  // whether there is one.
+  function updateButton(b, e) {
+    if (!e || e.off) return false;
+    const npm = e.latest && e.version && newer(e.latest, e.version);
+    if (!npm && !gitBehind(e)) return false;
+    const pkg = name(e.spec);
+    const l = (listings || []).find((x) => x.package === pkg);
+    b.classList.add("pm-act", "pm-up");
+    b.type = "button";
+    b.textContent = busy.get(pkg) === "upgrade" || busy.get(e.spec) === "upgrade" ? t("Updating…") : t("Update");
+    b.disabled = busy.size > 0 || checking;
+    if (npm) {
+      b.title = t("Update to {v}", { v: "v" + e.latest });
+      // the community's would come by itself: Update brings it now
+      if (pkg.startsWith("@magpie-community/") && !/@(?!latest$)[^@/]+$/.test(e.spec.slice(pkg.length))) b.title += "\n" + t("magpie updates it by itself within the hour; Update does it now");
+    } else b.title = t("Fetches it from {repo} again", { repo: e.spec }) + "\n" + t("{have} installed, {repo} is at {head}", { have: e.commit, repo: e.spec, head: e.head });
+    b.onclick = (ev) => {
+      ev.stopPropagation();
+      const was = e.commit;
+      act(pkg, "upgrade", { spec: e.spec }, () => {
+        const now = mine?.plugins?.find((x) => x.spec === e.spec)?.commit;
+        status(npm ? t("{name} updated to v{v}", { name: l?.name || pkg, v: e.latest }) : now && was && !sameCommit(now, was) ? t("{name} updated to {commit}", { name: shownName(e), commit: now }) : t("{name} is up to date", { name: shownName(e) }), "ok");
+      });
+    };
+    b.onkeydown = (ev) => ev.stopPropagation();
+    return true;
+  }
+
+  // the one button a plugin shows: what to do with it next
+  function actionFor(pkg, nm, listed) {
+    const b = el("button", "pm-act");
+    const e = entryOf(pkg);
+    const op = busy.get(pkg);
+    if (op === "add" || op === "upgrade" || op === "move") {
+      b.classList.add("busy");
+      if (op === "move") b.classList.add("move");
+      b.append(el("span", "spin"), el("span", "", op === "move" ? t("Moving…") : op === "upgrade" ? t("Updating…") : mine?.bun ? t("Installing…") : t("Getting Bun…")));
+      b.disabled = true;
+      if (!mine?.bun) b.title = t("Plugins run on Bun {v}, downloaded once", { v: mine?.bunVersion || "" });
+      return b;
+    }
+    // not known yet whether it's installed, or whether npm has it: a
+    // button that waits, rather than one that says the wrong thing
+    if (!mine || (!e && listed && !listed.npm)) {
+      b.classList.add("busy");
+      b.append(el("span", "spin"));
+      b.disabled = true;
+      return b;
+    }
+    if (!e) {
+      if (listed && !listed.github && !listed.npm?.version && !listed.npm.u) {
+        b.textContent = t("Coming soon");
+        b.disabled = true;
+        b.title = t("Not on npm yet");
+        return b;
+      }
+      const c = movableOf(pkg)[0];
+      if (c) return moveButton(b, c);
+      b.classList.add("get");
+      b.textContent = t("Install");
+      b.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+      b.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); install(pkg, nm); };
+      return b;
+    }
+    if (e.off) {
+      b.textContent = t("Switch on");
+      b.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); act(pkg, "off", { spec: e.spec, off: false }); };
+      return b;
+    }
+    const subs = subsOf(pkg);
+    const out = subs.find((x) => !x.signedIn);
+    // signed in to nothing yet, with a built-in's accounts to bring
+    const c = !subs.some((x) => x.signedIn) && movableOf(pkg)[0];
+    if (c) return moveButton(b, c, true);
+    // one of its subscriptions signed in (Qoder, beside Qoder CN; #556): the
+    // card says it is, rather than a Sign in that reads as signed out; the
+    // Installed row offers the others by name
+    const on = subs.find((x) => x.signedIn);
+    if (out && !on) {
+      b.classList.add("go");
+      b.textContent = t("Sign in");
+      b.title = subs.length > 1 ? t("Sign in to {name}", { name: subs.map(subName).join(t(", ")) }) : "";
+      b.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); signInTo(b, subs, ev); };
+      return b;
+    }
+    // an update out: the one button says so in place of Signed in or
+    // Installed, the size of Install in a colour of its own, as an app
+    // store's Update takes Open's place (#1587). Sign in, not done yet,
+    // comes first; the Installed row offers its Update then
+    if (updateButton(b, e)) return b;
+    if (on) {
+      b.classList.add("done");
+      b.append(glyph(CHECK, 11, 2), el("span", "", t("Signed in")));
+      b.title = t("Open {name} in Providers", { name: on.name });
+      b.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); openProvider(on.id); };
+      return b;
+    }
+    b.classList.add("done");
+    b.append(glyph(CHECK, 11, 2), el("span", "", t("Installed")));
+    b.disabled = true;
+    return b;
+  }
+
+  function card(l) {
+    const c = el("div", "pm-card");
+    c.tabIndex = 0;
+    c.setAttribute("role", "button");
+    c.dataset.pkg = l.package;
+    const e = entryOf(l.package);
+    if (e) c.classList.add("have");
+    const top = el("div", "pm-top");
+    const who = el("div", "pm-who");
+    const nm = el("div", "pm-name");
+    nm.append(el("b", "", l.name));
+    who.append(nm);
+    const by = el("div", "pm-by");
+    if (l.community) {
+      const v = el("span", "pm-verified");
+      v.append(glyph(SHIELD, 11, 1.5), el("span", "", t("magpie community")));
+      v.title = t("Written for magpie by its community, in github.com/magpie-community/plugins");
+      by.append(v);
+    } else by.append(el("span", "", l.npm?.publisher || l.package));
+    who.append(by);
+    if (l.github) c.classList.add("gh");
+    const go = actionFor(l.package, l.name, l);
+    top.append(logo(l.icon || l.npm?.icon, false, kindOf(l)), who, go);
+    const sum = el("p", "pm-sum", summary(l));
+    const meta = el("div", "pm-meta");
+    meta.append(kindChip(kindOf(l), l.kind === "hooks" && "Request hook"));
+    if (l.own) {
+      const o = el("span", "pm-chip", t("Its own words"));
+      o.title = t("Its name and summary are what the package says of itself in its package.json: nobody reviewed them");
+      meta.append(o);
+    }
+    if (l.github) meta.append(stars(l.github.stars));
+    if (l.npm?.weekly) {
+      const d = el("span", "pm-dl");
+      d.append(glyph(DOWN, 11, 1.5), el("span", "", t("{n}/week", { n: count(l.npm.weekly) })));
+      d.title = t("{n} downloads on npm last week", { n: l.npm.weekly.toLocaleString(intlLang()) });
+      meta.append(d);
+    }
+    if (l.npm?.version) {
+      // an update out, and the card's button is its Update: the version it
+      // goes to beside the one installed (#1587)
+      const up = go.classList.contains("pm-up") && e.latest && e.version && newer(e.latest, e.version);
+      meta.append(el("span", "pm-ver", "v" + (e?.version || l.npm.version) + (up ? " → v" + e.latest : "")));
+    }
+    if (e?.error && !e.off) meta.append(el("span", "pm-chip bad", t("Didn't load")));
+    else if (e?.off) meta.append(el("span", "pm-chip", t("Off")));
+    if (l.replaces) {
+      const b = el("span", "pm-chip soft", t("Replaces built-in"));
+      b.title = t("magpie's own sign-in to this subscription is deprecated: this plugin takes its place, and accounts signed in there move to it");
+      meta.append(b);
+    }
+    c.append(top, sum, meta);
+    c.onclick = () => detail(l);
+    c.onkeydown = (ev) => { if (ev.key === "Enter" || ev.key === " ") { ev.preventDefault(); detail(l); } };
+    return c;
+  }
+
+  function stars(n) {
+    const d = el("span", "pm-dl");
+    d.append(glyph(STAR, 11, 1.4), el("span", "", count(n)));
+    d.title = t("{n} stars on GitHub", { n: (n || 0).toLocaleString(intlLang()) });
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // cards still to come, drawn as a card is laid out (its picture, name
+  // and author, two lines of summary, its facts) for a light to pass over,
+  // one card after the other
+  function skeleton(n) {
+    const g = el("div", "pm-grid");
+    g.setAttribute("aria-hidden", "true");
+    const bar = (c) => el("div", "sk " + c);
+    for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {
+      const c = el("div", "pm-card ghost");
+      c.style.setProperty("--i", i);
+      const top = el("div", "gtop"), who = el("div", "gwho");
+      who.append(bar("gname"), bar("gby"));
+      top.append(bar("glogo"), who, bar("gact"));
+      const meta = el("div", "gmeta");
+      meta.append(bar("gchip"), bar("gchip short"));
+      c.append(top, bar("gline"), bar("gline short"), meta);
+      g.append(c);
+    }
+    return g;
+  }
+
+  function section(title, hint, list) {
+    const box = el("section", "pm-sec");
+    const h = el("div", "pm-sechead");
+    h.append(el("h3", "", title));
+    if (hint) h.append(el("span", "", hint));
+    const g = el("div", "pm-grid");
+    for (const l of list) g.append(card(l));
+    box.append(h, g);
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // GitHub's section: its own kinds, an installed strip and a field, each
+  // counting what the others leave; only the section redraws (#1055)
+  let ghKind = "";       // "" (all) | "pv" | "mw" | "ag"
+  let ghHave = "";       // "" (all) | "have" | "none"
+  let ghQuery = "";
+  let ghList = [];       // what the page's search left of the repositories
+  const ghSec = el("section", "pm-sec pm-ghsec");
+  const ghHead = el("div", "pm-sechead");
+  const ghBar = el("div", "pm-ghbar");
+  const ghGrid = el("div", "pm-grid");
+  const ghFind = el("label", "pm-find pm-ghfind");
+  const ghQ = el("input");
+  ghQ.type = "search";
+  ghQ.spellcheck = false;
+  ghQ.autocomplete = "off";
+  ghQ.oninput = () => { ghQuery = ghQ.value; drawGh(); };
+  ghQ.onkeydown = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); if (ev.key === "Escape" && ghQ.value) { ghQ.value = ""; ghQ.oninput(); } };
+  ghFind.append(glyph(SEARCH, 13, 1.6), ghQ);
+  const ghMatch = (l) => {
+    const f = ghQuery.trim().toLowerCase();
+    return !f || [l.name, l.github.repo, l.github.owner, l.package, summary(l)].join(" ").toLowerCase().includes(f);
+  };
+  const ghTitle = () => [el("h3", "", t("Unofficial, on GitHub")), el("span", "", t("repositories their authors tagged {topic} — nobody has reviewed them; read the code before you install one", { topic }))];
+  // until GitHub answers, its section stands in place, saying it is looking
+  let ghArrive = false;
+  function ghWaiting() {
+    const look = el("span", "pm-ghlook");
+    look.setAttribute("role", "status");
+    const dots = el("span", "dots");
+    dots.setAttribute("aria-hidden", "true");
+    dots.append(el("i"), el("i"), el("i"));
+    look.append(dots, el("span", "", t("Looking on GitHub")));
+    ghHead.replaceChildren(...ghTitle(), look);
+    ghSec.setAttribute("aria-busy", "true");
+    ghArrive = true;
+    replaceKeeping(ghSec, [ghHead, skeleton(3)]);
+    return ghSec;
+  }
+  // why the list isn't GitHub's whole answer; kept: cards are shown. A
+  // known kind in the reader's words, the raw error as its hover
+  const ghWhy = (kept) => {
+    const error = { slow: t("GitHub didn't answer in time"), limited: t("GitHub is turning requests away for now") }[taggedKind] || taggedErr;
+    const s = el("span", "", taggedMissing
+      ? t(kept ? "{n} more on GitHub couldn't be read: {error}" : "GitHub found {n} repositories, but none of them could be read: {error}", { n: taggedMissing, error })
+      : t(kept ? "Couldn't ask GitHub, so these are from before: {error}" : "Couldn't ask GitHub: {error}", { error }));
+    if (error !== taggedErr) s.title = taggedErr;
+    return s;
+  };
+  // and one GitHub couldn't be asked of says so, with another go
+  function ghFailed() {
+    ghHead.replaceChildren(...ghTitle());
+    ghSec.removeAttribute("aria-busy");
+    const box = el("div", "pm-ghnone");
+    const again = el("button", "text", t("Try again"));
+    again.type = "button";
+    again.onclick = () => {
+      tagged = null;
+      taggedErr = "";
+      taggedMissing = 0;
+      drawBody();
+      loadTagged(true).then(drawBody);
+    };
+    box.append(ghWhy(false), again);
+    replaceKeeping(ghSec, [ghHead, box]);
+    return ghSec;
+  }
+  // the cards GitHub could give, and a line saying what it couldn't, with
+  // another go that keeps them until it answers
+  function ghNote() {
+    const note = el("div", "pm-ghwarn");
+    note.setAttribute("role", "status");
+    const again = el("button", "text", t("Try again"));
+    again.type = "button";
+    again.onclick = () => {
+      again.disabled = true;
+      loadTagged(true).then(drawBody);
+    };
+    note.append(ghWhy(true), again);
+    return note;
+  }
+  function ghSection(list) {
+    ghList = list;
+    ghHead.replaceChildren(...ghTitle());
+    ghSec.removeAttribute("aria-busy");
+    drawGh();
+    // the first cards after the wait come in, one after the other; the
+    // grid drawn again for a pick doesn't
+    if (ghArrive) {
+      ghArrive = false;
+      ghSec.classList.add("pm-arrive");
+      [...ghGrid.children].forEach((c, i) => c.style.setProperty("--i", Math.min(i, 9)));
+      setTimeout(() => ghSec.classList.remove("pm-arrive"), 900);
+    }
+    return ghSec;
+  }
+  function drawGh() {
+    const head = taggedErr ? [ghHead, ghNote()] : [ghHead];
+    if ((tagged || []).length <= 6) {
+      ghGrid.replaceChildren(...ghList.map(card));
+      replaceKeeping(ghSec, [...head, ghGrid]);
+      return;
+    }
+    // the kinds there are, in the market's order, each with how many the
+    // field leaves of it; one kind alone needs no picking
+    const found = ghList.filter(ghMatch);
+    const kinds = ["pv", "mw", "ag", "tl", "pg"].filter((k) => ghList.some((l) => kindOf(l) === k));
+    if (!kinds.includes(ghKind)) ghKind = "";
+    // which of them are here, asked once each: the counts below would ask
+    // it again for every pick in both strips. Like a kind alone, a list
+    // that is all installed or all not has nothing to pick out, and a pick
+    // that can no longer be seen doesn't go on narrowing the grid.
+    const here = new Map(ghList.map((l) => [l, !!entryOf(l.package)]));
+    const have = (l) => here.get(l);
+    const both = ghList.some(have) && ghList.some((l) => !have(l));
+    if (!both) ghHave = "";
+    // the field and the other strip narrow it, so each count is what a
+    // pick in this strip would leave; the kind's own pick is the one left
+    // out, or every count but All would be the picked kind's alone
+    const n = (k, h) => found.filter((l) => (!k || kindOf(l) === k) && (!h || have(l) === (h === "have"))).length;
+    const bar = [];
+    if (kinds.length > 1) {
+      const pick = segs([["", t("All") + " · " + n("", ghHave)], ...kinds.map((k) => [k, t(KINDS[k][1]) + " · " + n(k, ghHave)])], ghKind, (k) => { ghKind = k; drawGh(); });
+      pick.classList.add("pm-ghkinds");
+      pick.setAttribute("role", "group");
+      pick.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Kind of plugin"));
+      bar.push(pick);
+    }
+    // what's installed, on both sides of it: a reader looks for what to
+    // add as much as for what they have
+    if (both) {
+      const pick = segs([["", t("All")], ["have", t("Installed") + " · " + n(ghKind, "have")], ["none", t("Not installed") + " · " + n(ghKind, "none")]], ghHave, (h) => { ghHave = h; drawGh(); });
+      pick.classList.add("pm-ghhave");
+      pick.setAttribute("role", "group");
+      pick.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Installed or not"));
+      bar.push(pick);
+    }
+    bar.push(el("span", "grow"), ghFind);
+    ghQ.placeholder = t("Filter by name, author or description");
+    ghQ.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Filter the plugins on GitHub"));
+    if (ghQ.value !== ghQuery) ghQ.value = ghQuery;
+    replaceKeeping(ghBar, bar);
+    const shown = found.filter((l) => (!ghKind || kindOf(l) === ghKind) && (!ghHave || have(l) === (ghHave === "have")));
+    if (shown.length) {
+      ghGrid.replaceChildren(...shown.map(card));
+      replaceKeeping(ghSec, [...head, ghBar, ghGrid]);
+      return;
+    }
+    const none = el("div", "pm-ghnone");
+    const all = el("button", "text", t("Show all"));
+    all.type = "button";
+    all.onclick = () => { ghKind = ""; ghHave = ""; ghQuery = ""; drawGh(); ghQ.focus(); };
+    none.append(el("span", "", t("No plugin on GitHub matches")), all);
+    replaceKeeping(ghSec, [...head, ghBar, none]);
+  }
+
+  // the head and its search field are made once and drawn again in
+  // place: the field is never taken out of the page, or a key an IME
+  // commits while it is out lands twice (#1055)
+  const headBox = el("div", "lib-head pm-head");
+  const find = el("label", "pm-find");
+  const q = el("input");
+  q.type = "search";
+  q.spellcheck = false;
+  q.autocomplete = "off";
+  q.oninput = () => {
+    query = q.value;
+    if (tab !== "discover") { tab = "discover"; draw(); }
+    clearTimeout(searchTimer);
+    const s = query.trim();
+    if (s.length < 2) hits = null;
+    else {
+      hits = { q: s, loading: true };
+      searchTimer = setTimeout(() => searchNPM(s), 350);
+    }
+    drawBody();
+  };
+  q.onkeydown = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); if (ev.key === "Escape" && q.value) { q.value = ""; q.oninput(); } };
+  find.append(glyph(SEARCH, 13, 1.6), q);
+
+  function head() {
+    const n = mine?.plugins?.length || 0;
+    const tabs = segs([["builtin", t("Built-in")], ["discover", t("Discover")], ["installed", t("Installed") + (n ? " · " + n : "")]], tab, (id) => {
+      tab = id;
+      try { localStorage.setItem("magpie.pluginTab", id); } catch {}
+      searchShown();
+      drawBody();
+    });
+    tabs.classList.add("lib-tabs");
+    tabs.querySelectorAll(".opt")[2].dataset.sub = "installed";
+    q.placeholder = t("Search plugins and npm…");
+    if (q.value !== query) q.value = query;
+    q.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Search plugins"));
+    mirror = mirrorSwitch();
+    replaceKeeping(headBox, [tabs, el("span", "grow"), mirror, find]);
+    searchShown();
+    headBox.classList.toggle("stuck", page.scrollTop > 0);
+    return headBox;
+  }
+
+  // 「国内镜像」: the list, npm's packages and answers, and Bun asked of
+  // mirrors in China first (npmmirror, jsDelivr); none before what's
+  // installed has come, which says how it is set
+  let mirrorSaving = false;
+  // the built-in plugins are a short list of switches: nothing to search
+  // or fetch through a mirror
+  let mirror = null;
+  function searchShown() {
+    find.hidden = tab === "builtin";
+    if (mirror) mirror.hidden = !mine || tab === "builtin";
+  }
+  function mirrorSwitch() {
+    const on = !!mine?.mirror;
+    const b = el("button", "pm-mirror" + (on ? " on" : ""));
+    b.type = "button";
+    b.hidden = !mine;
+    b.disabled = mirrorSaving;
+    b.setAttribute("role", "switch");
+    b.setAttribute("aria-checked", on ? "true" : "false");
+    b.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Mirrors in China"));
+    b.title = t("Download the plugin list, plugins and Bun from mirrors in China first (npmmirror, jsDelivr), their official addresses after. Each is a copy of the very file, checked as the original is");
+    const sw = el("span", "lib-switch" + (on ? " on" : ""));
+    sw.append(el("i"));
+    b.append(el("span", "", t("Mirrors in China")), sw);
+    b.onclick = async () => {
+      if (mirrorSaving || !mine) return;
+      mirrorSaving = true;
+      mine.mirror = !on;
+      draw();
+      try {
+        const r = await api("plugins/mirror", { on: !on });
+        mine.mirror = r.mirror;
+        // the list again, now from the mirror, and npm's answers with it
+        if (r.mirror) loadListings().then(() => { draw(); askNPM(); });
+      } catch (e) {
+        mine.mirror = on;
+        statusTErr(e);
+      }
+      mirrorSaving = false;
+      draw();
+    };
+    return b;
+  }
+
+  async function searchNPM(s) {
+    try {
+      const r = await api("plugins/search?q=" + encodeURIComponent(s));
+      if (hits?.q === s) hits = { q: s, list: r.hits };
+    } catch (e) {
+      if (hits?.q === s) hits = { q: s, error: e.message };
+    }
+    if (hits?.q === s) drawBody();
+  }
+
+  page.addEventListener("scroll", () => page.querySelector(".pm-head")?.classList.toggle("stuck", page.scrollTop > 0), { passive: true });
+
+  let body = null;
+  function draw() {
+    const scroll = page.scrollTop;
+    // the body is made once, so the GitHub section's field stays in the page
+    body = body || el("div", "lib-body pm-body");
+    replaceKeeping(page, [head(), body]);
+    drawBody();
+    page.scrollTop = scroll;
+  }
+
+  function drawBody() {
+    if (!body) return;
+    const key = tab + (query ? ":q" : "");
+    body.classList.toggle("enter", shown !== key);
+    shown = key;
+    // the search field keeps its focus: only the body is redrawn while
+    // typing, and the GitHub section's field is kept in it
+    if (tab === "installed" || tab === "builtin" || !listings) body.replaceChildren();
+    if (tab === "installed") return drawInstalled();
+    if (tab === "builtin") return drawBuiltin();
+    if (failedList && !listings) {
+      body.append(el("p", "pm-empty", t("Couldn't load the plugins: {error}", { error: failedList })));
+      return;
+    }
+    if (!listings) {
+      body.append(intro(), skeleton(6));
+      return;
+    }
+    const f = query.trim().toLowerCase();
+    const match = (l) => !f || [l.name, l.package, summary(l), (l.providers || []).join(" "), l.npm?.publisher || ""].join(" ").toLowerCase().includes(f);
+    const ls = listings.filter(match);
+    // a tagged repository the market already lists is the market's card
+    const listed = new Set(listings.map((l) => l.package));
+    const gh = (tagged || []).filter((l) => !(l.github.package && listed.has(l.github.package)) && match(l));
+    // put in place around the GitHub section, which stays in the page
+    const out = [];
+    if (!f) {
+      out.push(intro());
+      // magpie's community's alone: others' plugins are found by a search
+      const ours = ls.filter((l) => l.community && kindOf(l) === "pv");
+      const mws = ls.filter((l) => l.community && kindOf(l) === "mw");
+      const ags = ls.filter((l) => l.community && kindOf(l) === "ag");
+      const tls = ls.filter((l) => l.community && kindOf(l) === "tl");
+      const pgs = ls.filter((l) => l.community && kindOf(l) === "pg");
+      if (ours.length) out.push(section(t("Subscriptions"), t("written for magpie, checked against its own sign-ins"), ours));
+      if (mws.length) out.push(section(t("Gateway middleware"), t("runs in magpie's gateway on what every agent sends and gets back, whichever provider serves it"), mws));
+      const agSec = ags.length ? section(t("Agents"), t("agents magpie has no setup of its own for, connected to it as its own are"), ags) : null;
+      if (agSec) { agSec.classList.add("pm-agents"); out.push(agSec); }
+      if (tls.length) out.push(section(t("Tools for agents"), t("tools every agent can call, through magpie's MCP server"), tls));
+      if (pgs.length) out.push(section(t("Pages"), t("pages of their own in magpie's window, each shut off from the rest and reading only what it lists"), pgs));
+      if (gh.length) out.push(ghSection(gh));
+      else if (!tagged) out.push(ghWaiting());
+      else if (taggedErr && !tagged.length) out.push(ghFailed());
+      out.push(manual());
+      if (mine?.registry) {
+        out.push(regBox = regBox || el("div", "pm-registry"));
+        import("./registry.js").then(() => pmRegistry(regBox, mine, askNPM), statusTErr);
+      }
+      replaceKeeping(body, out);
+      if (agentsFor && agSec) {
+        // after the view is put back where the reader was, as showing it
+        // does; the section then is the one drawn last (npm's answers draw
+        // it again)
+        if (window.scrollOnPurpose?.(agentsFor)) requestAnimationFrame(() => { body.querySelector(".pm-agents")?.scrollIntoView({ block: "start" }); window.arrived?.(page); });
+        agentsFor = null;
+      }
+      return;
+    }
+    if (ls.length) out.push(section(t("Suggested"), "", ls));
+    if (gh.length) out.push(ghSection(gh));
+    else if (!tagged) out.push(ghWaiting());
+    else if (taggedErr && !tagged.length) out.push(ghFailed());
+    // npm's card goes where a card above is its package (a listing, or a
+    // tagged repository npm has), not where a repository's package.json
+    // only names it (#3685)
+    const known = new Set([...listings.map((l) => l.package), ...(tagged || []).map((l) => l.package)]);
+    const box = el("section", "pm-sec");
+    const h = el("div", "pm-sechead");
+    h.append(el("h3", "", t("On npm")), el("span", "", t("OpenCode plugins and pi packages anyone published — read what one does before you install it")));
+    box.append(h);
+    if (!hits) box.append(el("p", "pm-note", t("Type two letters or more to search npm")));
+    else if (hits.loading) box.append(skeleton(2));
+    else if (hits.error) box.append(el("p", "pm-note bad", hits.error));
+    else {
+      const list = hits.list.filter((x) => !known.has(x.package));
+      if (!list.length) box.append(el("p", "pm-note", ls.length ? t("Nothing else on npm") : t("No plugin called “{q}”", { q: query.trim() })));
+      const g = el("div", "pm-grid");
+      for (const x of list) g.append(card({ package: x.package, name: x.package, npm: x }));
+      box.append(g);
+    }
+    out.push(box);
+    replaceKeeping(body, out);
+  }
+
+  function intro() {
+    const box = el("div", "pm-intro");
+    const text = el("div", "pm-introtext");
+    text.append(el("h2", "", t("Plugins extend magpie")));
+    text.append(el("p", "", t("Plugins sign in to coding plans and make their requests; the models then work in every agent, like any provider's. They're OpenCode's provider plugins or pi's packages, run on Bun.")));
+    const mw = el("p", "");
+    mw.append(document.createTextNode(t("A plugin can also run in magpie's gateway on what agents send and get back, pick which account a routing asks, give every agent tools, connect an agent, or add a page of its own.") + " "));
+    // the docs in the reader's language: the site has en, zh and ja, and
+    // Chinese is nearer a zh-TW reader than English is
+    const how = el("a", "pm-link pm-write", "");
+    how.href = "https://usemagpie.ai/docs/" + ({ zh: "zh/", "zh-TW": "zh/", ja: "ja/" }[lang()] || "") + "plugins";
+    how.append(el("span", "", t("Write a plugin")), glyph(OUTL, 11, 1.5));
+    how.onclick = (ev) => { ev.preventDefault(); api("open", { url: how.href }).catch(() => {}); };
+    mw.append(how);
+    text.append(mw);
+    const trust = el("p", "pm-trust");
+    trust.append(glyph(SHIELD, 12, 1.5), el("span", "", t("A plugin is someone else's code with your sign-in or your requests: install the ones you trust.")));
+    text.append(trust);
+    const art = el("div", "pm-art");
+    for (const ic of ["zcode", "githubcopilot", "gemini-color", "zed", "kiro-color"]) art.append(logo(ic));
+    box.append(text, art);
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // a package or a folder the market doesn't list
+  function manual() {
+    const box = el("form", "pm-manual");
+    box.append(el("span", "pm-mlabel", t("Have one in mind?")));
+    const spec = el("input", "pm-minput");
+    spec.placeholder = t("npm package, GitHub repo (github:owner/repo) or a folder");
+    spec.spellcheck = false;
+    spec.autocomplete = "off";
+    spec.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Plugin"));
+    spec.onkeydown = (ev) => ev.stopPropagation();
+    const go = el("button", "text primary", t("Install"));
+    go.type = "submit";
+    go.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+    if (busy.has("+")) { go.textContent = t("Installing…"); spec.disabled = true; }
+    box.onsubmit = async (ev) => {
+      ev.preventDefault();
+      const s = spec.value.trim();
+      if (!s || busy.size || !await replaceOK(s, true)) return;
+      act("+", "add", { spec: s }, () => status(t("{name} is installed", { name: s }), "ok"));
+    };
+    box.append(spec);
+    // a folder is picked, not typed, where magpie can show the system's
+    // picker (`magpie web` can't, and the market says so)
+    if (mine?.picker) box.append(browse(spec, go));
+    box.append(go);
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // the system's folder picker: what it answers goes in the field, for the
+  // Install beside it
+  function browse(spec, go) {
+    const b = el("button", "pm-browse");
+    b.type = "button";
+    b.append(glyph(FOLDER, 14, 1.5));
+    b.title = t("Choose a folder on this computer");
+    b.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Choose a folder"));
+    b.disabled = busy.size > 0 || spec.disabled;
+    b.onclick = async () => {
+      b.disabled = true;
+      try {
+        const r = await api("plugins/choose", {});
+        if (r.dir) {
+          spec.value = r.dir;
+          spec.focus();
+        }
+      } catch (e) {
+        statusErr(e);
+      } finally {
+        b.disabled = busy.size > 0 || spec.disabled;
+      }
+    };
+    return b;
+  }
+
+  // Built-in: magpie's own plugins (Sessions, Library, routing groups…),
+  // each with a switch (renderBuiltins in app.js), read afresh each time
+  // the tab is drawn
+  let builtins = null, builtinsFailed = "";
+  async function loadBuiltins() {
+    try {
+      builtins = await api("plugins/builtin");
+      builtinsFailed = "";
+    } catch (e) {
+      builtinsFailed = e.message;
+    }
+    if (tab === "builtin") drawBody();
+  }
+  function drawBuiltin() {
+    const say = el("p", "feat-say", t("Parts of magpie not everyone needs. Switched off, a part leaves the sidebar, its pages and Settings; magpie works the same either way."));
+    const list = el("div", "list prefs");
+    list.id = "builtinList";
+    body.append(say, list);
+    if (builtinsFailed && !builtins) list.append(el("p", "pm-empty", t(builtinsFailed)));
+    else if (builtins) window.renderBuiltins(list, builtins, (next) => { builtins = next; drawBody(); });
+  }
+
+  function drawInstalled() {
+    if (failed && !mine) {
+      body.append(el("p", "pm-empty", t("Couldn't load the plugins: {error}", { error: failed })));
+      return;
+    }
+    if (!mine) { body.append(skeleton(2)); return; }
+    const es = mine.plugins || [];
+    if (!es.length) {
+      const none = el("div", "pm-none");
+      none.append(logo("", true), el("b", "", t("No plugins yet")), el("p", "", t("Install a subscription or a middleware from Discover; a subscription signs in from here.")));
+      const b = el("button", "pm-act get", t("Discover plugins"));
+      b.onclick = () => { tab = "discover"; draw(); };
+      none.append(b);
+      body.append(none);
+      return;
+    }
+    // what the sidebar's dot is about, said where it's acted on: which
+    // plugins have a newer version, and one press to update them all
+    const outdated = es.filter((e) => (e.latest && e.version && newer(e.latest, e.version)) || (gitBehind(e) && !e.off));
+    if (outdated.length) {
+      const bar = el("div", "pm-updates");
+      const names = outdated.map(shownName).join(t(", "));
+      bar.append(el("span", "pm-dot"), el("span", "grow", outdated.length === 1
+        ? t("A newer version of {name} is out", { name: names })
+        : t("Newer versions of {n} plugins are out: {names}", { n: outdated.length, names })));
+      const up = el("button", "pm-act pm-up", busy.has("*") ? t("Updating…") : t("Update all ({n})", { n: outdated.length }));
+      up.type = "button";
+      up.disabled = busy.size > 0 || checking;
+      up.onclick = () => act("*", "update", {}, () => status(t("Plugins updated"), "ok"));
+      bar.append(up);
+      body.append(bar);
+    }
+    // by name, in the order the reader picked (#481), not the order they
+    // were installed in
+    const list = el("div", "list pm-list");
+    const fill = () => list.replaceChildren(...[...es].sort(byName(sortOf("plugins"), shownName)).map(installedRow));
+    if (es.length > 1) {
+      const h = el("div", "row-head pm-listhead");
+      h.append(el("span", "grow"), sortBy("plugins", NAME_SORTS, fill));
+      body.append(h);
+    }
+    fill();
+    body.append(list);
+    const foot = el("div", "pm-foot");
+    foot.append(el("span", "", mine.bun ? t("Plugins run on Bun {v}", { v: mine.bunVersion }) : ""), el("span", "grow"));
+    // npm has versions to ask for, and a git one's repository commits; a
+    // folder has none
+    if (es.some((e) => onNPM(e.spec) || isGit(e.spec))) {
+      const c = el("button", "text pm-check" + (checking ? " busy" : ""));
+      if (checking) c.append(el("span", "spin"));
+      c.append(el("span", "", checking ? t("Checking…") : t("Check for updates")));
+      c.title = t("Ask npm now for each plugin's newest version") + (checked ? "\n" + t("Last checked {time}", { time: checkedAt() }) : "");
+      c.disabled = checking || busy.size > 0;
+      c.onclick = () => checkUpdates();
+      foot.append(c);
+    }
+    body.append(foot);
+  }
+
+  // an installed plugin's name as its row shows it: the market's, else the
+  // one its package.json gives itself (magpie.name, #4558), else the
+  // package's or the folder's
+  function shownName(e) {
+    const pkg = name(e.spec);
+    return (listings || []).find((x) => x.package === pkg)?.name || e.ownName || (isGit(e.spec) && e.package) || label(e.spec);
+  }
+
+  function installedRow(e) {
+    const pkg = name(e.spec);
+    const l = (listings || []).find((x) => x.package === pkg);
+    const r = el("div", "row pm-row" + (e.off ? " off" : ""));
+    const who = el("div", "who");
+    const nm = el("div", "name");
+    nm.append(el("span", "", shownName(e)));
+    if (e.version) nm.append(el("span", "pm-ver", "v" + e.version));
+    // a git one's commit says which of its repository's it is
+    if (isGit(e.spec) && e.commit) {
+      const c = el("span", "pm-ver", e.commit);
+      c.title = t("The commit of {repo} installed", { repo: e.spec });
+      nm.append(c);
+    }
+    const ck = checked?.by[e.spec];
+    if (gitBehind(e)) {
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip up", t("New commits"));
+      c.title = t("{have} installed, {repo} is at {head}", { have: e.commit, repo: e.spec, head: e.head });
+      nm.append(c);
+    } else if (e.latest && e.version && newer(e.latest, e.version)) {
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip up", t("v{v} out", { v: e.latest }));
+      c.title = t("v{have} installed, v{v} on npm", { have: e.version, v: e.latest });
+      nm.append(c);
+    } else if (ck?.status === "unknown") {
+      // asked just now, and npm didn't say: the row says why
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip warn");
+      c.append(el("span", "dot"), el("span", "", t("Couldn't check")));
+      c.title = whyText(ck);
+      nm.append(c);
+    } else if (e.autoUpdated && e.autoUpdated.to === e.version) {
+      // magpie updated it by itself lately: the row says so, quietly
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip soft", t("Auto-updated"));
+      c.title = t("magpie updated it from v{from} to v{to} on {date}", { from: e.autoUpdated.from, to: e.autoUpdated.to, date: new Date(e.autoUpdated.at).toLocaleDateString(intlLang(), { month: "short", day: "numeric" }) });
+      nm.append(c);
+    } else if ((ck?.status === "current" || ck?.status === "update") && e.version) {
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip soft", t("Up to date"));
+      c.title = (isGit(e.spec) ? t("{head} is the newest commit of {repo}", { head: e.head || ck.head || "", repo: e.spec }) : t("v{v} is the newest on npm", { v: e.version })) + "\n" + t("Last checked {time}", { time: checkedAt() });
+      nm.append(c);
+    }
+    // built-ins moved onto it, then its other providers if 2+ (#3902)
+    const moved = (e.moved || []).map((id) => SUBS.find((x) => x.agent === id)?.name || id);
+    const names = moved.join(t(", "));
+    const all = [...moved, ...e.serves || []];
+    if (all[0] && !e.off) {
+      const c = el("span", "pm-chip moved");
+      c.append(el("span", "dot"), el("span", "", t("Serves {names}", { names: all.join(t(", ")) })));
+      if (names) c.title = t("{names} runs on this plugin in place of the built-in", { names });
+      nm.append(c);
+    }
+    // gateway middleware runs in magpie's gateway, not as a subscription:
+    // the row says so, and how it is doing, on a line of its own
+    const mw = e.middleware;
+    const gw = e.gateway;
+    const ag = e.agent;
+    // a provider's or agent's options (plugins#592)
+    const ownOpts = !e.isMiddleware && !e.isGateway && !!(e.options || e.optionsExample);
+    if (mw || e.isMiddleware) nm.append(kindChip("mw"));
+    if (gw || e.isGateway) nm.append(kindChip("mw", "Request hook"));
+    if (ag || e.isAgent) nm.append(kindChip("ag"));
+    // a plugin of tools alone signs in to nothing: no Provider chip
+    const toolsOnly = !!e.tools?.length && !e.providers?.length;
+    if (e.tools?.length) nm.append(kindChip("tl"));
+    if (e.page) nm.append(kindChip("pg"));
+    if (e.panels?.length) nm.append(kindChip("pn"));
+    if (e.providers?.length || !(e.gatewayOnly || e.middlewareOnly || e.inMagpieOnly || e.isAgent || toolsOnly || (mw && !e.isMiddleware) || (ag && !e.isAgent))) nm.append(kindChip("pv"));
+    who.append(nm);
+    const subs = subsOf(pkg);
+    const sub = el("div", "sub");
+    const cands = e.off ? [] : movableOf(pkg);
+    // a provider another installed plugin signs in to as well (neiko on
+    // Discord: a third-party plugin and their own one both name it). One
+    // of them serves it; the row says which, and the other gets a way to
+    // take it over, rather than the provider just going missing
+    const clashes = e.off || e.error ? [] : e.clashes || [];
+    const nameOfSpec = (spec) => { const o = (mine?.plugins || []).find((x) => x.spec === spec); return o ? shownName(o) : label(spec); };
+    const ask = asking?.pkg === pkg && !busy.size && (asking.op === "move" ? cands.length : moved.length) ? asking.op : "";
+    if (ask === "move") {
+      sub.textContent = t("{names} can run on it again, with the same accounts.", { names: cands.map((c) => c.name).join(t(", ")) });
+      sub.classList.add("ask");
+    } else if (ask) {
+      sub.textContent = t(ask === "remove" ? "{names} stops working until the plugin is installed again. Its accounts are kept." : "{names} stops working while the plugin is off. Its accounts are kept.", { names });
+      sub.classList.add("ask");
+    } else if (e.off) sub.textContent = t("Off");
+    else if (e.error) { sub.textContent = t("Didn't load: {error}", { error: e.error }); sub.classList.add("bad"); sub.title = e.error; }
+    else if (subs.length) {
+      for (const [i, x] of subs.entries()) {
+        if (i) sub.append(el("span", "sep", " · "));
+        const s = el("span", "pm-sub" + (x.signedIn ? " in" : ""));
+        // its built-in runs it, with its accounts: nothing to fix here
+        const builtin = !x.signedIn && cands.some((c) => c.id === x.pid);
+        const nx = subName(x);
+        s.append(el("span", "dot"), el("span", "", x.signedIn ? t("{name}: signed in", { name: nx }) : builtin ? t("{name}: on magpie's built-in", { name: nx }) : t("{name}: not signed in", { name: nx })));
+        if (builtin) s.title = t("{name} runs on magpie's built-in, with your accounts; Move {name} here runs it on this plugin", { name: nx });
+        else if (!x.signedIn && subs.some((y) => y.signedIn)) s.title = t("{name} is a subscription of its own; {other} works without it", { name: nx, other: subName(subs.find((y) => y.signedIn)) });
+        sub.append(s);
+      }
+    } else if ((mw || ag || gw || e.isGateway || toolsOnly || (e.page || e.panels?.length) && e.inMagpieOnly) && !e.providers.length) {
+      // only middleware, a request hook, an agent, tools, a page or panels: its own line says what it does
+    } else if (clashes.length && !e.providers.length) {
+      // its own line below says whose it is
+    } else if (e.providers.length) sub.textContent = t("Signs in to {names}", { names: e.providers.join(t(", ")) });
+    // an empty list only means "nothing" once the plugins have answered: a
+    // plugin installed a moment ago has no names yet, and the page says
+    // nothing rather than claiming here that it signs in to nothing magpie
+    // can use, which isn't known until the answer comes (#1112)
+    else if (e.named) sub.textContent = t("Signs in to nothing magpie can use");
+    if (sub.textContent) who.append(sub);
+    if (!ask) for (const g of clashGroups(e, clashes)) who.append(clashLine(e, g, nameOfSpec));
+    if (mw && !e.off && !ask) who.append(mwLine(mw));
+    if (gw && !e.off && !ask) who.append(gatewayLine(gw));
+    if (ag && !e.off && !ask) who.append(agentLine(ag));
+    if (e.tools?.length && !e.off && !ask) who.append(toolsLine(e.tools, e));
+    // off too: what its page may read is said before it is turned on
+    if (e.page && !ask) who.append(pageLine(e.page));
+    if (e.panels?.length && !ask) who.append(panelsLine(e.panels, e.panelReads));
+    if (e.actions?.length && !ask) who.append(actionsLine(e.actions));
+    if ((mw || e.isGateway || ownOpts) && !e.off && !ask && editing?.pkg === pkg) who.append(optionsEditor(e));
+    // the plugin's own picture (package.json's magpie.icon) before its
+    // first provider's, which a plugin of several gives each its own (#1775)
+    r.append(logo(l?.icon || l?.npm?.icon || e.icon || subs[0]?.icon || ag?.icon, false, e.middlewareOnly ? "mw" : e.isAgent && !e.isMiddleware && !e.providers.length ? "ag" : e.inMagpieOnly && (e.page || e.panels?.length) && !e.isAgent && !e.isMiddleware ? "pg" : toolsOnly && !e.page && !mw && !ag ? "tl" : ""), who);
+    const val = el("div", "val");
+    const b = busy.get(pkg) || busy.get(e.spec);
+    // npm's newer version, or a git one's repository at a newer commit
+    // than the one installed (Update shown all the time before, and still
+    // there right after an update): the same Update as a card's (#1587)
+    const up = el("button");
+    if (updateButton(up, e)) val.append(up);
+    const here = !e.off && !e.error && !subs.some((x) => x.signedIn) && cands[0];
+    if (here && !ask) {
+      const mv = el("button", "text primary", b === "move" ? t("Moving…") : t("Move {name} here", { name: here.name }));
+      mv.title = t("Runs {name} on this plugin in place of the built-in, with the same accounts; nothing changes if one doesn't work through it", { name: here.name });
+      mv.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+      mv.onclick = () => move(here);
+      val.append(mv);
+    }
+    for (const c of ask ? [] : clashes.filter((c) => c.by !== e.spec)) {
+      const u = el("button", "text", b === "prefer" ? t("Switching…") : t("Use for {name}", { name: c.name }));
+      u.title = t("{name} runs on this plugin instead of {other}; both stay installed", { name: c.name, other: nameOfSpec(c.by) });
+      u.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+      u.onclick = () => act(pkg, "prefer", { spec: e.spec, provider: c.id }, () => status(t("{name} now runs on {plugin}", { name: c.name, plugin: shownName(e) }), "ok"));
+      val.append(u);
+    }
+    if (!e.off && !e.error && subs.some((x) => !x.signedIn)) {
+      // signed in to one of its subscriptions already (Qoder, beside Qoder
+      // CN; #556): a blue Sign in read as the plugin signed out, so the
+      // button names the one it signs in to and stays quiet
+      const outs = subs.filter((x) => !x.signedIn), some = subs.some((x) => x.signedIn);
+      const s = el("button", "text" + (here || some ? "" : " primary"), !some ? t("Sign in") : outs.length > 1 ? t("Sign in to another…") : t("Sign in to {name}", { name: subName(outs[0]) }));
+      if (outs.length > 1) s.setAttribute("aria-haspopup", "menu");
+      s.onclick = (ev) => { ev.stopPropagation(); signInTo(s, outs, ev); };
+      val.append(s);
+    }
+    // switched on again: a built-in it can carry is offered its way, in
+    // the row
+    const again = () => { if (movableOf(pkg).length) { asking = { pkg, op: "move" }; draw(); } };
+    const off = () => act(pkg, "off", { spec: e.spec, off: !e.off }, e.off ? again : null);
+    const remove = () => act(pkg, "remove", { spec: e.spec }, () => status(t("{name} removed", { name: l?.name || pkg }), "ok"));
+    if (ask) {
+      // asked in the row, not a dialog: the user sees which go back
+      const yes = el("button", "text primary", t(ask === "move" ? "Move" : ask === "remove" ? "Remove" : "Switch off"));
+      yes.onclick = () => { asking = null; ask === "move" ? move(cands[0]) : ask === "remove" ? remove() : off(); };
+      const no = el("button", "text", t(ask === "move" ? "Not now" : "Cancel"));
+      no.onclick = () => { asking = null; draw(); };
+      val.append(no, yes);
+      r.append(val);
+      return r;
+    }
+    if ((e.isGateway || (mw && !mw.error) || ownOpts) && !e.off && editing?.pkg !== pkg) {
+      const o = el("button", "text", t("Options"));
+      o.title = e.options ? t("The options it runs with") : t("It runs with no options; its package suggests some");
+      o.disabled = !!b;
+      o.onclick = () => {
+        editing = { pkg, text: JSON.stringify(e.options || e.optionsExample || {}, null, 2), error: "" };
+        draw();
+        // the field the click opened takes the keys, where it is
+        page.querySelector(".pm-opts textarea")?.focus(NO_SCROLL);
+      };
+      val.append(o);
+    }
+    const onoff = el("button", "text", t(e.off ? "Switch on" : "Switch off"));
+    onoff.disabled = !!b;
+    onoff.onclick = () => { if (!e.off && moved.length) { asking = { pkg, op: "off" }; draw(); } else off(); };
+    const rm = el("button", "text quiet", b === "remove" ? t("Removing…") : t("Remove"));
+    rm.title = moved.length ? t("{names} runs on this plugin: removed, it stops working until the plugin is installed again", { names }) : t("Removes the plugin and what it installed; its sign-ins are kept until you sign out");
+    rm.disabled = busy.size > 0;
+    rm.onclick = async () => {
+      if (moved.length) {
+        asking = { pkg, op: "remove" };
+        draw();
+        return;
+      }
+      if (await confirmRemoval(l?.name || pkg, rm.title)) remove();
+    };
+    val.append(onoff, rm);
+    r.append(val);
+    r.onclick = (ev) => { if (!ev.target.closest("button, .pm-opts")) detail(l || (isGit(e.spec) ? { package: e.spec, name: shownName(e), icon: e.icon, npm: { version: e.version, repository: gitWeb(e.spec) } } : { package: pkg, name: shownName(e), icon: e.icon, npm: { version: e.latest } })); };
+    return r;
+  }
+
+  // optionsEditor is a plugin's options as JSON, in its row: what it
+  // runs with, or what its package suggests when it has none. The draft is
+  // kept in editing, so a redraw while typing doesn't lose it.
+  function optionsEditor(e) {
+    const box = el("div", "pm-opts");
+    const ta = document.createElement("textarea");
+    ta.setAttribute("aria-label", t("Options"));
+    ta.setAttribute("aria-describedby", "pluginOptionsNote pluginOptionsError");
+    ta.setAttribute("aria-invalid", String(!!editing.error));
+    ta.spellcheck = false;
+    ta.value = editing.text;
+    ta.rows = Math.min(14, Math.max(4, editing.text.split("\n").length + 1));
+    ta.oninput = () => { editing.text = ta.value; };
+    ta.onkeydown = (ev) => {
+      if (ev.key === "Escape") { editing = null; draw(); }
+      if (ev.key === "Enter" && (ev.metaKey || ev.ctrlKey)) { ev.preventDefault(); save(); }
+    };
+    const err = el("div", "pm-opts-err", editing.error);
+    err.id = "pluginOptionsError";
+    err.setAttribute("role", "alert");
+    const bar = el("div", "pm-opts-bar");
+    const note = el("span", "", e.options ? t("Applied to the next request") : t("Not set: these are its package's example"));
+    note.id = "pluginOptionsNote";
+    const save = () => {
+      let v;
+      try { v = JSON.parse(editing.text || "{}"); } catch (x) { editing.error = t("Not JSON: {error}", { error: x.message }); return draw(); }
+      if (!v || typeof v !== "object" || Array.isArray(v)) { editing.error = t("Options are a JSON object"); return draw(); }
+      editing = null;
+      act(name(e.spec), "options", { spec: e.spec, options: v }, () => status(t("{name}'s options saved", { name: shownName(e) }), "ok"));
+    };
+    const ok = el("button", "text primary", t("Save"));
+    ok.onclick = save;
+    const no = el("button", "text", t("Cancel"));
+    no.onclick = () => { editing = null; draw(); };
+    bar.append(note);
+    if (e.options) {
+      const clr = el("button", "text quiet", t("Clear"));
+      clr.title = t("Runs it with no options");
+      clr.onclick = async () => {
+        if (!await confirmAction(t("Clear"), t("Saved options will be removed. The plugin will run with no options."), t("Clear"))) return;
+        editing = null;
+        act(name(e.spec), "options", { spec: e.spec, options: null }, () => status(t("{name}'s options cleared", { name: shownName(e) }), "ok"));
+      };
+      bar.append(clr);
+    }
+    bar.append(no, ok);
+    box.append(ta, err, bar);
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // clashGroups are a row's clashes, one per other plugin and side: a
+  // plugin that signs in to two providers another one does too is one
+  // line naming both, not a line each saying the same thing (#565)
+  function clashGroups(e, clashes) {
+    const out = [];
+    for (const c of clashes) {
+      const here = c.by === e.spec;
+      const others = here ? c.with : [c.by];
+      const g = out.find((x) => x.here === here && x.others.join("\n") === others.join("\n"));
+      if (g) g.names.push(c.name);
+      else out.push({ here, others, names: [c.name] });
+    }
+    return out;
+  }
+
+  // clashLine is the providers two installed plugins both sign in to, as
+  // either row says it. The other one goes by its name, or by where it
+  // came from when that is this row's name too (one plugin installed
+  // twice: it read as the plugin naming itself, #565)
+  function clashLine(e, g, nameOfSpec) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-clash" + (g.here ? "" : " warn"));
+    const own = shownName(e);
+    const copies = g.others.filter((s) => nameOfSpec(s) === own);
+    const names = g.names.join(t(", "));
+    const many = g.names.length > 1;
+    let text;
+    if (copies.length && copies.length === g.others.length) {
+      const spec = copies.join(t(", "));
+      text = g.here
+        ? t("Another copy of this plugin ({spec}) signs in to {names} too; this copy serves them", { spec, names })
+        : t("Another copy of this plugin ({spec}) serves {names}", { spec, names });
+    } else {
+      const other = g.others.map(nameOfSpec).join(t(", "));
+      text = g.here
+        ? many ? t("{other} signs in to {names} too; this one serves them", { other, names }) : t("{other} signs in to {name} too; this one serves it", { other, name: names })
+        : many ? t("{names} are served by {other}, which signs in to them too", { other, names }) : t("{name} is served by {other}, which signs in to it too", { other, name: names });
+    }
+    d.append(el("span", "dot"), el("span", "", text));
+    d.title = g.names.map((name) => g.here
+      ? t("Two plugins sign in to {name}; magpie runs it on one. Use for {name} on the other one's row switches it", { name })
+      : t("Two plugins sign in to {name}; magpie runs it on one. Use for {name} switches it to this one, or remove the one you don't want", { name })).join("\n");
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // agentLine is the agent a plugin adds, as the Agents page lists it, or
+  // why it isn't there
+  function agentLine(a) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw");
+    if (a.error) {
+      d.textContent = t("Agent didn't load: {error}", { error: a.error });
+      d.classList.add("bad");
+      d.title = a.error;
+      return d;
+    }
+    // not found here, so Agents has no row (zzZ): say so, and the plugin's notice
+    if (a.missing) {
+      d.classList.add("pm-clash");
+      d.textContent = d.title = [t("{name} isn't in Agents: magpie doesn't find it in {path}", { name: a.name, path: a.looks || "~" }), a.notice].filter(Boolean).join(" ");
+      return d;
+    }
+    d.textContent = d.title = t("Adds {name} to Agents", { name: a.name });
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // toolsLine is the tools a plugin gives, which magpie's plugin tools MCP
+  // server offers every agent: each by the name an agent sees, its
+  // description on hover, and the server's address to copy into an agent
+  // and, with its Library server (toolsServer), a switch for every agent
+  function toolsLine(tools, e) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw pm-tools"), sv = e.toolsServer;
+    const names = tools.map((x) => x.mcp || x.name).join(t(", "));
+    d.append(el("span", "", t(!sv ? "Tools for every agent: {names}" : sv.on ? "Tools for agents: {names}" : "Tools, hidden from agents: {names}", { names })));
+    d.title = tools.map((x) => (x.mcp || x.name) + (x.description ? " — " + x.description : "")).join("\n");
+    const url = mcpAddress(state.settings || {}, "/mcp/magpie/tools");
+    const b = copyBtn(url, t("MCP server address"));
+    b.title = t("Copy the MCP server's address ({url}): add it to an agent as an MCP server (Streamable HTTP)", { url });
+    d.append(b);
+    if (sv && !gatewayMode && !featuresOff.has("library")) {
+      const f = el("button", "link pm-tools-flip", t(sv.on ? "Hide from agents" : "Give to agents"));
+      f.onclick = (ev) => {
+        ev.stopPropagation();
+        f.disabled = true;
+        api("library/servers/plugin-on", { name: sv.plugin, on: !sv.on }).then(refresh, (err) => { f.disabled = false; statusErr(err); });
+      };
+      d.append(f);
+    }
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // what a plugin's page may read of magpie's: what its package.json's
+  // magpie.permissions declares, each a read with no secret in it
+  const READS = { "usage:summary": "your usage totals, by model", "providers:list": "your providers' names" };
+  const PAGES = { sessions: "Sessions", library: "Library", routing: "Routing", usage: "Usage" };
+  function pageLine(p) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw pm-page");
+    const reads = (p.reads || []).map((r) => t(READS[r] || r));
+    const page = p.replaces && t(PAGES[p.replaces] || p.replaces);
+    d.textContent = d.title = page
+      ? reads.length
+        ? t("Takes the place of the {page} page, and can read {reads}", { page, reads: reads.join(t(", ")) })
+        : t("Takes the place of the {page} page, and reads nothing of magpie's", { page })
+      : reads.length
+        ? t("Adds a page to the sidebar, which can read {reads}", { reads: reads.join(t(", ")) })
+        : t("Adds a page to the sidebar, which reads nothing of magpie's");
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // where a plugin's panels go in magpie's own pages (magpie.panels), and
+  // the row menus its page adds items to (magpie.actions), titled with
+  // their titles; picking an item tells the page the row's name only
+  const SLOTS = { agents: "the Agents page", usage: "the Usage page", settings: "Settings", provider: "each provider's editor" };
+  const MENUS = { provider: "providers' menus", agent: "agents' menus" };
+  function whereLine(xs, key, names, text) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw pm-page");
+    d.textContent = text([...new Set(xs.map((x) => x[key]))].map((s) => t(names[s] || s)).join(t(", ")));
+    d.title = xs.map((x) => x.title).filter(Boolean).join("\n") || d.textContent;
+    return d;
+  }
+  function panelsLine(panels, panelReads) {
+    const reads = (panelReads || []).map((r) => t(READS[r] || r)).join(t(", "));
+    return whereLine(panels, "slot", SLOTS, (where) => reads
+      ? t("Adds panels to {where}, which can read {reads}", { where, reads })
+      : t("Adds panels to {where}, which read nothing of magpie's", { where }));
+  }
+  function actionsLine(actions) {
+    return whereLine(actions, "menu", MENUS, (where) => t("Adds items to {where}, which open its page", { where }));
+  }
+
+  // mwLine is a middleware's hooks, calls, time each and failures, or why it didn't load
+  function mwLine(m) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw");
+    if (m.error) {
+      d.textContent = t("Middleware didn't load: {error}", { error: m.error });
+      d.classList.add("bad");
+      d.title = m.error;
+      return d;
+    }
+    const lang = intlLang();
+    // a gateway module's hooks, the routings it serves (strategies) and
+    // its usage observer (onUsage), each said when it has it
+    const parts = [];
+    if (m.hooks.length) {
+      let s = t("Gateway middleware: {hooks}", { hooks: m.hooks.join(t(", ")) });
+      if (m.calls) s += " · " + t("{n} calls, {us} µs each", { n: m.calls.toLocaleString(lang), us: m.avgMicros < 10 ? m.avgMicros.toFixed(1) : Math.round(m.avgMicros).toLocaleString(lang) });
+      parts.push(s);
+    }
+    if (m.strategies?.length) parts.push(t("Routings: {routings}", { routings: m.strategies.join(t(", ")) }) + (m.orders ? " · " + t("asked {n} times", { n: m.orders.toLocaleString(lang) }) : ""));
+    if (m.usage) parts.push(t("Usage observer: {n} rows", { n: (m.rows || 0).toLocaleString(lang) }));
+    d.append(el("span", "", parts.join(" · ")));
+    if (m.events?.length) d.title = t("onEvent sees only {events} events", { events: m.events.join(t(", ")) });
+    if (m.failures) {
+      const f = el("span", "pm-mw-fail", t("{n} failed", { n: m.failures.toLocaleString(lang) }));
+      f.title = t("A failed call leaves the request or reply as it was") + (m.lastError ? "\n" + t("Last: {error}", { error: m.lastError }) : "");
+      d.append(el("span", "sep", " · "), f);
+    }
+    if (m.dropped) {
+      const f = el("span", "pm-mw-fail", t("{n} rows dropped", { n: m.dropped.toLocaleString(lang) }));
+      f.title = t("Rows that came while onUsage was still busy are dropped: a request never waits for it");
+      d.append(el("span", "sep", " · "), f);
+    }
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  function gatewayLine(g) {
+    const d = el("div", "sub pm-mw pm-gateway");
+    const labels = {
+      idle: "Waiting for a request", ready: "Context injected", empty: "No matching context",
+      unbound: "Scope not bound", unauthorized: "Authorization failed",
+      unavailable: "Context service unavailable", invalid: "Invalid context response",
+      skipped: "Request skipped", cancelled: "Request cancelled", timeout: "Recall timed out", error: "Request hook failed",
+    };
+    let text = t("Gateway request hook") + ": " + t(labels[g.lastOutcome] || labels.idle);
+    if (g.calls) text += " · " + t("{n} calls, {ms} ms each", { n: g.calls.toLocaleString(intlLang()), ms: g.avgMillis.toFixed(1) });
+    if (g.lastBytes) text += " · " + t("{n} bytes injected", { n: g.lastBytes.toLocaleString(intlLang()) });
+    d.append(el("span", "", text));
+    if (g.failures) d.append(el("span", "sep", " · "), el("span", "pm-mw-fail", t("{n} failed", { n: g.failures.toLocaleString(intlLang()) })));
+    d.title = t("Diagnostics reset when the plugin host restarts; prompts and recalled text are not stored");
+    return d;
+  }
+
+  // a README on its way: its lines are strings, and magpie's bird drops in
+  // and bounces down them, each bending under its feet and wobbling after
+  // it; leave() sends it off when the README comes. Its marks are data-*,
+  // not classes, so the dialog's observer doesn't place it again each hop
+  function bounceLoader() {
+    const box = el("div", "pm-bounce"), s = document.createElementNS("http://www.w3.org/2000/svg", "svg"), b = el("div", "sk-bird");
+    s.innerHTML = "<path/><path/><path/><path/>";
+    b.innerHTML = BIRD;
+    // with Settings' Loading bird off, the strings stand still, birdless
+    const off = birdOff();
+    box.append(s);
+    if (!off) box.append(b);
+    const ps = [...s.children], ws = [1, .94, .6, .82], at = [.16, .44, .3, .58];
+    const L = ws.map((w, i) => ({ y: 31 + i * 22, d: 0, v: 0, bx: 0, hold: false }));
+    // the bird is placed by its feet: f faces it, r leans it, sx/sy squash it
+    let W = 0, x = 0, y = 0, f = 1, r = 0, sx = 1, sy = 1, gone = false;
+    const put = (o) => { ({ x = x, y = y, f = f, r = r, sx = sx, sy = sy } = o); b.style.transform = `translate(${x}px,${y}px) rotate(${r * f}deg) scale(${f * sx},${sy})`; };
+    const draw = () => L.forEach((l, i) => {
+      const h = l.y, d = l.d, x1 = W * ws[i] - 5, c = Math.min(x1 - 12, Math.max(17, l.bx));
+      ps[i].setAttribute("d", `M5 ${h}C${(5 + c) / 2} ${h} ${c - (c - 5) * .35} ${h + d} ${c} ${h + d}C${c + (x1 - c) * .35} ${h + d} ${(c + x1) / 2} ${h} ${x1} ${h}`);
+    });
+    // a step over frames; it stops when the box is gone, or the README came
+    const tween = (ms, fn, ease = (t) => t, exit) => new Promise((ok, no) => {
+      const t0 = performance.now();
+      const step = (now) => {
+        if (!box.isConnected || (gone && !exit)) return no();
+        const t = Math.min(1, (now - t0) / ms);
+        fn(ease(t), t);
+        t < 1 ? requestAnimationFrame(step) : ok();
+      };
+      requestAnimationFrame(step);
+    });
+    const easeIn = (t) => t * t * t, easeOut = (t) => 1 - (1 - t) ** 3;
+    // a README waits for three landings (the owner, 10-30), 3s at most
+    let ready;
+    box.ready = new Promise((ok) => { ready = ok; });
+    setTimeout(ready, 3000);
+    (async () => {
+      await new Promise(requestAnimationFrame);
+      if (!box.isConnected || gone) return;
+      W = box.clientWidth;
+      if (off) return draw();
+      if (calm()) return draw(), put({ x: at[0] * W, y: L[0].y - 5 });
+      // each string a damped spring, let go of when the bird leaves it
+      (async () => {
+        let last = performance.now();
+        for (;;) {
+          const now = await new Promise(requestAnimationFrame), dt = Math.min(.032, (now - last) / 1000);
+          if (!box.isConnected || gone) return;
+          last = now;
+          for (const l of L) if (!l.hold) { l.v += (-625 * l.d - 6 * l.v) * dt; l.d += l.v * dt; }
+          draw();
+        }
+      })();
+      for (;;) {
+        W = box.clientWidth;
+        ps.forEach((p) => delete p.dataset.lit);
+        const x0 = at[0] * W;
+        await tween(300, (e, t) => put({ x: x0 - 24 + 24 * t, y: -30 + (L[0].y + 25) * e, f: 1, r: 0, sx: 1 - .05 * t, sy: 1 + .08 * t }), easeIn);
+        for (let i = 0; i < L.length; i++) {
+          const l = L[i], top = l.y - 5, deep = i === L.length - 1 ? 16 : 10;
+          l.hold = true;
+          l.bx = x;
+          ps[i].dataset.lit = "";
+          await tween(140, (e) => { put({ y: top + deep * e, sx: 1 + .16 * e, sy: 1 - .2 * e }); l.d = y - top; }, easeOut);
+          await tween(90, (e) => { put({ y: top + deep * (1 - e), sx: 1.16 - .16 * e, sy: .8 + .3 * e }); l.d = y - top; }, easeIn);
+          l.hold = false;
+          l.v = -deep * 14;
+          if (i === 2) ready();
+          const xa = x, ya = y;
+          if (i + 1 < L.length) {
+            const xb = at[i + 1] * W, yb = L[i + 1].y - 5;
+            put({ f: xb > xa ? 1 : -1 });
+            await tween(340, (e, t) => put({ x: xa + (xb - xa) * t, y: ya + (yb - ya) * t - 72 * t * (1 - t), sx: 1 - .06 * Math.sin(Math.PI * t), sy: 1 + .12 * Math.sin(Math.PI * t), r: (t - .5) * 20 }));
+          } else {
+            // the last one throws it high, out of sight, and it drops in again
+            b.dataset.flap = "";
+            await tween(520, (e) => put({ x: xa + 70 * e, y: ya - (ya + 60) * e, f: 1, r: -12, sx: 1, sy: 1 }), easeOut);
+            delete b.dataset.flap;
+            await tween(260, () => {});
+          }
+        }
+      }
+    })().catch(() => {}).finally(ready);
+    box.leave = () => {
+      if (off) return box.remove();
+      gone = true;
+      box.dataset.gone = b.dataset.flap = "";
+      const xa = x, ya = y;
+      tween(420, (e) => put({ x: xa + (W + 60 - xa) * e, y: ya - (ya + 80) * e, f: 1, r: -14, sx: 1, sy: 1 }), easeIn, true)
+        // gone once the dialog has grown to the README, not while it does
+        .then(() => tween(200, () => {}, undefined, true)).then(() => box.remove(), () => {});
+    };
+    return box;
+  }
+
+  // a README read once shows at once when its page opens again, birdless,
+  // and is read again quietly (the owner, 10-30). The last 20 opened only,
+  // a Map in the order they were: the oldest goes first
+  const pages = new Map();
+  const keep = (k, p) => { pages.delete(k); pages.set(k, p); if (pages.size > 20) pages.delete(pages.keys().next().value); };
+
+  // the plugin's page: what it is, what npm says of it, and its README
+  async function detail(l) {
+    // a folder plugin: what it is comes from the folder, not from npm; a
+    // git one's from the folder it was installed to
+    const local = isPath(l.package) || isGit(l.package);
+    const ed = el("div", "editor pm-detail");
+    const hd = el("div", "ehead pm-dhead");
+    hd.append(logo(l.icon || l.npm?.icon, true, kindOf(l)));
+    const who = el("div", "pm-who");
+    const nm = el("div", "pm-name");
+    nm.append(el("b", "", l.name));
+    const by = el("div", "pm-by"); // the words in a span of their own, or a flex row cuts them without the ellipsis
+    by.append(el("span", "", l.community ? t("magpie community") + " · " + l.package : [l.npm?.publisher, l.package].filter(Boolean).join(" · ")));
+    who.append(nm, by);
+    const actBox = el("div", "pm-dact");
+    // redrawn only when what it would say changes: a button made afresh
+    // loses the pointer's hover
+    let said = "";
+    const redrawAct = () => {
+      const b = actionFor(l.package, l.name, l.npm ? l : null);
+      const now = b.className + b.textContent + b.disabled;
+      if (now !== said) { said = now; actBox.replaceChildren(b); }
+    };
+    redrawAct();
+    hd.append(who, el("span", "grow"), actBox);
+    ed.append(hd);
+    const main = el("div", "pm-dbody");
+    const sum = summary(l);
+    if (sum) main.append(el("p", "pm-dsum", sum));
+    const facts = el("div", "pm-facts");
+    const fact = (k, v) => { if (!v) return; const f = el("div", "pm-fact"); f.append(el("span", "k", k), typeof v === "string" ? el("span", "v", v) : v); facts.append(f); };
+    fact(t("Version"), l.npm?.version && "v" + l.npm.version);
+    fact(t("Downloads"), l.npm?.weekly ? t("{n}/week", { n: count(l.npm.weekly) }) : "");
+    if (l.github) fact(t("Stars"), count(l.github.stars));
+    fact(t("License"), l.npm?.license);
+    const upd = el("span", "v", "…");
+    fact(t("Updated"), upd);
+    if (l.providers?.length) fact(t("Signs in to"), l.providers.join(t(", ")));
+    main.append(facts);
+    const links = el("div", "pm-links");
+    const link = (label, href) => {
+      if (!href) return;
+      const a = el("a", "pm-link");
+      a.href = href;
+      a.append(el("span", "", label), glyph(OUTL, 11, 1.5));
+      a.onclick = (ev) => { ev.preventDefault(); api("open", { url: href }).catch(() => {}); };
+      links.append(a);
+    };
+    // npm is where a package's page is; a folder on this computer has none
+    if (!local) link("npm", "https://www.npmjs.com/package/" + l.package);
+    link(l.github ? "GitHub" : t("Source"), l.npm?.repository);
+    if (l.npm?.homepage && l.npm.homepage !== l.npm.repository && !l.npm.homepage.startsWith(l.npm.repository + "#")) link(t("Homepage"), l.npm.homepage);
+    main.append(links);
+    if (l.github) {
+      const w = el("p", "pm-note warn");
+      // from npm when its author published it there from the repository
+      const from = isGit(l.package)
+        ? "Unofficial: {owner} tagged it {topic} on GitHub, and nobody at magpie has reviewed it. It is installed from the repository as it stands, and runs with your sign-in or your requests."
+        : "Unofficial: {owner} tagged it {topic} on GitHub, and nobody at magpie has reviewed it. It is installed from npm, as its author published it from the repository, and runs with your sign-in or your requests.";
+      w.append(glyph(SHIELD, 12, 1.5), el("span", "", t(from, { owner: l.github.owner, topic })));
+      main.append(w);
+    }
+    if (l.replaces) main.append(el("p", "pm-note", t("magpie's own sign-in to this subscription is deprecated: this plugin takes its place, and accounts signed in there move to it.")));
+    const readme = el("div", "pm-readme");
+    const had = pages.get(l.package);
+    const day = (p) => {
+      const at = l.github && !entryOf(l.package) ? l.github.pushed : p.updated;
+      upd.textContent = at && !at.startsWith("0001") ? new Date(at).toLocaleDateString(intlLang(), { year: "numeric", month: "short", day: "numeric" }) : "—";
+    };
+    if (had) day(had);
+    readme.append(had ? markdown(had.readme || t("No README")) : bounceLoader());
+    main.append(readme);
+    ed.append(main);
+    const bar = el("div", "bar");
+    bar.append(el("span", "note", t("Plugins are other people's code: they sign in and make the requests, or see them as middleware.")), el("span", "grow"));
+    const close = el("button", "text", t("Close"));
+    close.onclick = () => { stop(); closeModal(); };
+    bar.append(close);
+    ed.append(bar);
+    openModal(ed);
+    // the button follows an install or a sign-in made while it's open
+    const tick = setInterval(() => { if (!ed.isConnected) return stop(); redrawAct(); }, 600);
+    function stop() { clearInterval(tick); }
+    // the README takes the skeleton's place, and the dialog grows to it on
+    // the spring it opened on, centred as it goes, not in one jump; the
+    // bird flies off over it
+    const fill = async (n) => {
+      await readme.querySelector(".pm-bounce")?.ready;
+      if (!ed.isConnected) return;
+      const d = ed.parentElement, h = d.offsetHeight, y = d.style.top, wait = readme.querySelector(".pm-bounce");
+      const m = d.parentElement, at = wait?.getBoundingClientRect(), o = m.getBoundingClientRect();
+      readme.replaceChildren(n);
+      if (!ed.isConnected || calm()) return;
+      // it leaves from over the dialog, where it was: anywhere in it, WebKit
+      // lays the fields out 8px short while it is there
+      if (wait) {
+        Object.assign(wait.style, { top: at.top - o.top + m.scrollTop + "px", left: at.left - o.left + m.scrollLeft + "px", width: at.width + "px" });
+        m.append(wait);
+        wait.leave();
+      }
+      holdModal();
+      d.animate([{ height: h + "px", top: y, overflow: "hidden" }, { height: d.offsetHeight + "px", top: d.style.top, overflow: "hidden" }], { duration: 570, easing: SPRING });
+      n.animate([{ opacity: 0 }, { opacity: 1 }], { duration: 300, easing: "ease-out" });
+    };
+    try {
+      const p = await api("plugins/page?name=" + encodeURIComponent(l.package));
+      keep(l.package, p);
+      day(p);
+      if (!had) fill(markdown(p.readme || t("No README")));
+      else if (p.readme !== had.readme) readme.replaceChildren(markdown(p.readme || t("No README")));
+    } catch (e) {
+      if (had) return;
+      upd.textContent = "—";
+      fill(el("p", "pm-note", t(l.github && isGit(l.package) && !entryOf(l.package) ? "GitHub didn't answer: {error}" : local ? "Couldn't read the folder's README: {error}" : "npm didn't answer: {error}", { error: e.message })));
+    }
+  }
+
+  // markdown: a README as text, links and code — no HTML of its own, no
+  // pictures (a README's badges and screenshots come from anywhere)
+  function markdown(src) {
+    const root = el("div", "pm-md");
+    const lines = src.replace(/\r\n?/g, "\n").replace(/<!--[\s\S]*?-->|<(script|style)\b[\s\S]*?<\/\1\s*>/gi, "")
+      .replace(/\[\s*!\[[^\]]*\]\([^)]*\)\s*\]\([^)]*\)/g, "") // a badge: a picture in a link
+      .split("\n");
+    // a link: to the web, opened outside; to a heading of the README
+    // ("#-quick-start"), there, as the reader asked
+    const link = (href, text, into) => {
+      const a = el("a", "", "");
+      a.href = href;
+      inline(text.replace(/!\[[^\]]*\]\([^)]*\)/g, "").trim() || href, a);
+      a.onclick = (ev) => {
+        ev.preventDefault();
+        if (href[0] !== "#") return api("open", { url: href }).catch(() => {});
+        const to = root.querySelector(`[data-slug="${CSS.escape(decodeURIComponent(href.slice(1)).toLowerCase())}"]`);
+        if (to && window.scrollOnPurpose?.(ev)) to.scrollIntoView({ block: "start", behavior: "smooth" });
+      };
+      into.append(a);
+    };
+    const inline = (text, into) => {
+      const re = /(`[^`]+`)|\*\*(.+?)\*\*|__(.+?)__|\*([^*\s][^*]*)\*|!\[[^\]]*\]\([^)]*\)|\[([^\]]+)\]\(([^)\s]+)[^)]*\)|<(https?:\/\/[^>\s]+)>|<a\s[^>]*?href\s*=\s*["']([^"']+)["'][^>]*>([\s\S]*?)<\/a\s*>|<\/?[a-zA-Z][^>]*>/g;
+      let at = 0, m;
+      while ((m = re.exec(text))) {
+        if (m.index > at) into.append(text.slice(at, m.index));
+        if (m[1]) into.append(el("code", "", m[1].slice(1, -1)));
+        else if (m[2] || m[3]) { const b = el("strong"); inline(m[2] || m[3], b); into.append(b); }
+        else if (m[4]) { const e = el("em"); inline(m[4], e); into.append(e); }
+        else if (m[5] || m[8]) {
+          const href = m[6] || m[8], text = m[5] || m[9].replace(/<[^>]*>/g, "");
+          if (/^https?:\/\//.test(href) || /^#./.test(href)) link(href, text, into);
+          else inline(text, into);
+        } else if (m[7]) link(m[7], m[7], into);
+        at = re.lastIndex;
+      }
+      if (at < text.length) into.append(text.slice(at));
+    };
+    // GitHub's anchor for a heading: lower case, its punctuation and
+    // emoji gone, spaces as dashes ("💡 Philosophy" is "-philosophy")
+    const slug = (s) => s.trim().toLowerCase().replace(/[^\p{L}\p{N}\s_-]/gu, "").replace(/\s/g, "-");
+    let i = 0, list = null, para = null;
+    const flush = () => { list = null; para = null; };
+    while (i < lines.length) {
+      const line = lines[i];
+      const fence = line.match(/^\s*(```|~~~)\s*([\w+-]*)/);
+      if (fence) {
+        flush();
+        const code = [];
+        i++;
+        while (i < lines.length && !lines[i].trimStart().startsWith(fence[1])) code.push(lines[i++]);
+        i++;
+        const pre = el("pre", "", "");
+        pre.append(el("code", "", code.join("\n")));
+        root.append(pre);
+        continue;
+      }
+      const h = line.match(/^(#{1,6})\s+(.*?)\s*#*\s*$/);
+      if (h) {
+        flush();
+        const e = el("h" + Math.min(6, h[1].length + 2));
+        inline(h[2], e);
+        e.dataset.slug = slug(e.textContent);
+        if (e.textContent.trim()) root.append(e);
+        i++;
+        continue;
+      }
+      if (/^\s*\|.*\|\s*$/.test(line) && /^\s*\|?\s*:?-{2,}/.test(lines[i + 1] || "")) {
+        flush();
+        const cells = (s) => s.trim().replace(/^\||\|$/g, "").split("|").map((c) => c.trim());
+        const wrap = el("div", "pm-table");
+        const table = el("table");
+        const tr = el("tr");
+        for (const c of cells(line)) { const th = el("th"); inline(c, th); tr.append(th); }
+        table.append(tr);
+        i += 2;
+        while (i < lines.length && /^\s*\|.*\|\s*$/.test(lines[i])) {
+          const r = el("tr");
+          for (const c of cells(lines[i])) { const td = el("td"); inline(c, td); r.append(td); }
+          table.append(r);
+          i++;
+        }
+        wrap.append(table);
+        root.append(wrap);
+        continue;
+      }
+      const li = line.match(/^\s*([-*+]|\d+[.)])\s+(.*)$/);
+      if (li) {
+        para = null;
+        const ordered = /\d/.test(li[1]);
+        if (!list || list.tagName !== (ordered ? "OL" : "UL")) { list = el(ordered ? "ol" : "ul"); root.append(list); }
+        const item = el("li");
+        inline(li[2].replace(/^\[( |x)\]\s*/i, (s, x) => x.trim() ? "✓ " : "☐ "), item);
+        list.append(item);
+        i++;
+        continue;
+      }
+      const q = line.match(/^\s*>\s?(.*)$/);
+      if (q) {
+        flush();
+        const bq = el("blockquote");
+        const parts = [];
+        while (i < lines.length && /^\s*>/.test(lines[i])) parts.push(lines[i++].replace(/^\s*>\s?/, ""));
+        inline(parts.join(" ").replace(/^\[!(\w+)\]\s*/, (s, k) => k.toUpperCase() + ": "), bq);
+        root.append(bq);
+        continue;
+      }
+      if (/^\s*([-*_])\s*\1\s*\1[\s\1]*$/.test(line)) { flush(); root.append(el("hr")); i++; continue; }
+      if (!line.trim()) { flush(); i++; continue; }
+      if (list && /^\s{2,}\S/.test(line)) { const last = list.lastElementChild; last.append(" "); inline(line.trim(), last); i++; continue; }
+      if (!para) { para = el("p"); root.append(para); list = null; } else para.append(" ");
+      inline(line.trim(), para);
+      if (!para.textContent.trim() && !para.children.length) { para.remove(); para = null; }
+      i++;
+    }
+    for (const p of root.querySelectorAll("p")) if (!p.textContent.trim()) p.remove();
+    return root;
+  }
+
+  // opened on the Plugins tab (?view=plugins): app.js showed it before
+  // this file was here to load it
+  if (view === "plugins") load();
+})();