What is the core definition of a plugin in the context of workflow automation?	A plugin is a packaged set of skills built around a specific job or workflow.
What three components typically make up a complete plugin package?	Skills, connectors, and subagents.
What is the function of a subagent within a plugin?	It is a purpose-built helper skill that handles one specific part of the work in its own context.
How is an "end-to-end process" plugin (Shape 1) structured?	It packages skills for many sequential steps, allowing the entire process to run as one continuous workflow.
How does a "team's most-used skills" plugin (Shape 2) differ from Shape 1?	It bundles a collection of important, non-dependent skills, acting more like a reusable toolkit.
What is the primary benefit of using plugins in a team setting?	It ensures that the team's specific expertise and workflow are packaged and available to anyone who installs it.
If a team's workflow doesn't match an existing plugin, what is the recommended action?	Build a custom plugin by bundling the necessary skills and connectors.
When customizing a marketplace plugin, what must a user provide to tailor it to their team's context?	Specific assets, examples, or context to guide the AI adaptation process.