44 of the 48 `plugins/*/.claude-plugin/plugin.json` manifests had no `repository`, while the four that do already point at the repo URL their `homepage` names. The field is what the directory listing and `npm view` read, and its absence is invisible until something reads it. Add it to the 44 that lack it, then make `scripts/audit-plugin-manifest.mjs` enforce it so the next plugin cannot ship without one: - check 6 in the script header, the violation in `auditManifest`, and the clean-run summary line. A manifest may carry the repository as a string or as an object's `url`; anything else is reported as missing, and a value that is not an http(s) URL is reported separately. - the required-field lists in `create-plugin` and `validate-plugin` skills, so a scaffolded plugin passes the gate it is told to satisfy. Verified with the repo's own gates: - `node scripts/audit-plugin-manifest.mjs` scans 48 manifests, clean. - removing the field from one manifest reports `repository field: missing or empty` and exits 1; setting it to `ruvnet/ruflo` reports `repository is a URL` and exits 1; restoring it exits 0. - `node scripts/check-plugin-manifests.mjs` is unchanged by this diff (its two nested-manifest findings belong to `ruflo-ai-team/directory` and `ruflo-x-gateway/directory`, which this change does not touch). - `node scripts/audit-plugin-secrets.mjs` clean, 48 manifests. No plugin version is bumped: the installed artifact's behaviour does not change and no user-visible surface reads the field from an installed copy, so there is nothing for a version bump to deliver. The `Plugin version bump` workflow will flag the 44 manifests it sees as shipped files, and this PR needs the `skip-plugin-version-check` label rather than 44 unrelated version bumps that would collide with each plugin's own release cadence. Closes #4774
ruflo-docs
Documentation generation, drift detection, and API docs automation.
Install
/plugin marketplace add ruvnet/ruflo
/plugin install ruflo-docs@ruflo
What's Included
- Auto-Documentation: Background worker generates docs from code changes
- Drift Detection: Identifies when docs fall out of sync with implementation
- API Docs: Automated API documentation from TypeScript interfaces and JSDoc
- CAPABILITIES.md Generation: Full capabilities reference via
initcommand - Document Worker: Background
documentworker triggers on API changes - SPARC Integration: Uses documenter and docs-writer agent patterns
Requires
ruflo-coreplugin (provides MCP server)
Compatibility
- CLI: pinned to
@claude-flow/cliv3.6 major+minor. - Agent model: Haiku (cost-efficient for docs work).
- Verification:
bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.shis the contract.
Document-worker contract
Drives the document background worker (one of 12 workers in CLAUDE.md). Two invocation paths:
# CLI
npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks worker dispatch --trigger document
npx @claude-flow/cli@latest hooks worker dispatch --trigger document --context api
# MCP
mcp tool call hooks_worker-dispatch --json -- '{"trigger": "document", "context": "api"}'
| Context | Output |
|---|---|
| (none) | Full project documentation pass |
api |
API reference from JSDoc/TSDoc + OpenAPI 3.0 for HTTP endpoints |
<file-path> |
Single-file doc generation |
Namespace coordination
This plugin owns the docs-drift AgentDB namespace (kebab-case, follows the convention from ruflo-agentdb ADR-0001 §"Namespace convention"). Used for drift-detection state (last-seen export hash per file). Reserved namespaces (pattern, claude-memories, default) MUST NOT be shadowed.
docs-drift is accessed via memory_* tools (namespace-routed).
Verification
bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.sh
# Expected: "13 passed, 0 failed"
Architecture Decisions
Related Plugins
ruflo-agentdb— namespace convention ownerruflo-loop-workers— defines thedocumentbackground workerruflo-adr— ADRs trigger doc generation when status changesruflo-sparc— Documenter mode (Phase 5 Refinement) consumes this plugin
As a mod
Since this version the plugin is also a function-hook mod (ADR-445 pattern; needs Claude Code 2.1.287 or later). It never calls the network or spawns a process, and it only tightens: it can refuse a call, never allow one.
- Guard (default on): refuses
doc-*memory writes and thedocumentworker dispatch that hold a key, token or password. The reason names the kind of secret, never the value. /docs-mod: answered locally, no model turn:status,scan <text>(would the guard refuse this?), anddocs(markdown files indocs/).- Status file:
.claude-flow/docs-mod/status.json({version, updatedMs, guard, blocked}), written at session start and when a call is blocked. - Option:
guard(on|off, defaulton) in the plugin'suserConfig.
Test it: claude plugin test plugins/ruflo-docs and bash plugins/ruflo-docs/scripts/smoke.sh.