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fased plugins

Manage gateway plugins and extensions that load in-process with the runtime. Related:

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Commands

fased plugins list
fased plugins list --json
fased plugins list --enabled
fased plugins list --verbose
fased plugins info <id>
fased plugins info <id> --json
fased plugins install <path-or-spec>
fased plugins enable <id>
fased plugins disable <id>
fased plugins helpers sessions status [id]
fased plugins helpers sessions status [id] --json
fased plugins helpers sessions enable <id>
fased plugins helpers sessions disable <id>
fased plugins uninstall <id>
fased plugins uninstall <id> --dry-run
fased plugins uninstall <id> --keep-files
fased plugins uninstall <id> --force
fased plugins update <id>
fased plugins update --all
fased plugins update <id> --dry-run
fased plugins update <id> --approve-risky-changes
fased plugins doctor
Bundled plugins ship with Fased but start disabled unless a setup path enables them.

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Runtime helper grants

Plugins do not receive runtime helper access by default. Grant read-only, sanitized session metadata access explicitly: 
fased plugins helpers sessions status
fased plugins helpers sessions status <id>
fased plugins helpers sessions enable <id>
fased plugins helpers sessions disable <id>
This toggles plugins.entries.<id>.runtime.helpers.sessions.read. It does not enable the plugin itself. Restart the gateway after changing the grant so the active plugin runtime reloads with the new permission.

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Install

fased plugins install <path-or-spec>
fased plugins install <npm-spec> --pin
fased plugins install --link ./my-plugin
Rules:
  • plugin packages must include fased.plugin.json
  • the manifest must include a valid inline schema
  • npm specs are registry-only
  • Git and arbitrary remote specs are rejected
  • dependency install uses --ignore-scripts
Supported local archives:
  • .zip
  • .tgz
  • .tar.gz
  • .tar
--link adds a local directory to plugins.load.paths instead of copying it. --pin stores the exact resolved npm version in plugins.installs.

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Uninstall

fased plugins uninstall <id>
fased plugins uninstall <id> --dry-run
fased plugins uninstall <id> --keep-files
fased plugins uninstall <id> --force
Normal uninstall removes:
  • plugins.entries
  • plugins.installs
  • plugin allowlist references
  • linked load paths when applicable
By default it also removes the installed plugin directory under:
  • $FASED_STATE_DIR/extensions/<id>
--keep-files leaves those files on disk. --keep-config is a deprecated alias for --keep-files. --force skips the uninstall confirmation prompt.

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Update

fased plugins update <id>
fased plugins update --all
fased plugins update <id> --dry-run
fased plugins update <id> --approve-risky-changes
Updates apply to npm-installed plugins tracked in plugins.installs. If a stored integrity hash exists and the fetched artifact no longer matches, Fased warns before proceeding. Use --approve-risky-changes only after reviewing source, dependency/script, or permission-surface changes.