TaskYou plugins

A community collection of TaskYou plugins — droppable directories that add workflows, hooks, and actions to your ty install.

Install the whole collection with one command:

ty plugins add https://github.com/taskyou/plugins
ty plugins list

ty plugins add clones this repo and discovers every plugin inside it. Re-run the same command to update them all (git pull under the hood).

What's inside

Plugin	What it gives you
rpi	ty pipeline -d rpi "<goal>" — Research → Plan → Implement, human-gated and reality-gated. Neutral research questions, goal-blind research, a design gate and a plan gate you approve, then implement + simplify — each gated on your build + tests — then a PR. A human okays the approach; the machine proves the code.
plan-code-review	ty pipeline -d plan-code-review "<goal>" — Plan → Code → two parallel reviewers → collect, on one shared branch. Each step's model/executor is configurable per project.
arc-solve	ty pipeline -d arc-solve "solve <game-id>" — play a live ARC-AGI-3 game and complete a level. The gate replays your solution against the real game, so a win can't be faked. Needs only an ARC API key at ~/.config/arc/key.

The idea: gate progress on reality

Several of these use TaskYou's verify gate — a verify: command on a workflow step. When a step tries to complete, ty runs that command in the worktree and only lets the workflow advance if it passes (exit 0), on the agent's taskyou_complete signal and on the daemon's git-completion sweep. It's inspired by the "executable world model" idea from ARC-AGI-3 research: a step's claim of "done" has to survive contact with reality (your build, your tests, the actual game) — not just the agent's word.

• rpi-verified gates implement and simplify on make verify (edit those lines to your own build+test command if you don't use make).
• arc-solve gates on a script that resets the live game and replays the solution.

Anatomy of a plugin

A plugin is a directory with a plugin.yaml manifest. It may carry any of:

my-plugin/
  plugin.yaml            # name, version, description
  workflows/*.yaml       # ty pipeline definitions
  hooks/…  + plugin.yaml hooks:   # scripts that fire on task events
  actions/… + plugin.yaml actions: # user-invoked commands (ty plugins run)

Workflows are picked up by convention — any workflows/*.yaml in a plugin becomes a ty pipeline -d <name> definition. To author your own, add a directory here (or in your own repo) and open a PR.

Trust

Installing a plugin runs its scripts and workflow prompts with your agent's access, and a workflow step can set env: / config_dir: that route your agent's credentials. Only ty plugins add sources you trust. Read a plugin before you install it.