Add support for extensions in the registry #2
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- Scan for both agent.json and extension.json files - Output registry.json with separate 'agents' and 'extensions' arrays - IDs must be unique across both types - Add .sparkle-space and .ruff_cache to skip dirs
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I noticed the formatting was getting a bit inconsistent somehow, so I ran |
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thanks for the PR, let's merge it, looks good; also, waiting for the very first extension |
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The registry now supports both agents and extensions:
extension.json(same schema asagent.json)registry.jsonhas separate 'agents' and 'extensions' arrayscc @ignatov -- I didn't yet add an extension, I'm getting at least one setup.