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小友+ Public & Community Plugin Center (Public Plugin Ecosystem)

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Welcome to the 小友+ Open Community Plugin Center!

小友+ is committed to building a safe, open, and high-performance modern desktop automation ecosystem. To guarantee user data security and system stability worldwide, all community and third-party plugins execute strictly inside WebAssembly (WASI) sandboxes.

1. Core Navigation

Resource Description
📖 WebAssembly Plugin Developer Guide (CN) Complete tutorial on developing cross-platform WASM plugins from scratch, covering single/multi-action suites, 8-language i18n, communication protocols, and marketplace publishing.
🚀 Official Demo Project (xy_wasm_crypto) Turnkey reference implementation of a multi-action crypto & codec suite (with Cargo.toml, manifest.json, complete 8-language translations, and unit tests).

2. Supported Internationalization (i18n) Locales

小友+ natively provides global multi-language localization. All public plugins are recommended to supply locale JSON files under locales/ matching the standard 8 supported languages:

  1. zh_CN.json - Simplified Chinese (简体中文)
  2. zh_TW.json - Traditional Chinese (繁體中文)
  3. en.json - English
  4. ja.json - Japanese (日本語)
  5. ko.json - Korean (한국어)
  6. de.json - German (Deutsch)
  7. fr.json - French (Français)
  8. ru.json - Russian (Русский)

3. Security Policy & Sandbox Guarantees

Note

Third-Party Plugin Security Standards:

  1. 100% Memory Sandbox Isolation: Third-party plugins execute inside isolated WebAssembly virtual machine instances without raw OS memory access or unapproved native syscalls.
  2. Write Once, Run Everywhere: A single .wasm binary runs identically across Windows, macOS (Intel & Apple Silicon M-series), and Linux without platform-specific toolchains.
  3. Zero Host Lock-in: Plugins communicate with the host via standard JSON input/output over memory buffers, keeping business logic clean and portable.