Memona plugins
Plugins connect Memona to additional filesystems through a shared API. The app and its folder agents use the same connection service and permission checks.
- Using Memona: start with Using plugins.
- Building a plugin: follow Build a plugin.
- Looking up a function: open the generated API reference.
- Publishing: visit the plugin catalog and verify your email before uploading a release.
How it works
A plugin is a portable WebAssembly component. Memona’s Rust backend hosts it using Wasmtime and calls the filesystem functions described by WIT. WIT defines the contract; WASI provides selected system interfaces. The backend supplies network access according to the connection’s grants.
Plugin authors can use the Rust SDK without copying Memona’s WIT files into their own repository. There is no Python or JavaScript backend interpreter. The same installed backend serves both the native app window and browser clients connected to it; plugins do not depend on a browser tab remaining open.
Initial scope
The initial API covers filesystem providers, connection configuration and agent file tools. WebDAV and IPFS integrations are planned provider implementations; this release does not bundle them. The repository includes a test component that demonstrates the contract.
Custom viewers and editors using Web Components are a future extension point. Version 1 packages do not execute frontend JavaScript or install scripts. Remote offline synchronization is also outside this initial API delivery.
Memona keeps its existing folders-as-pages model. Plugins do not introduce a mandatory vault structure.