Extensions for Silo
Install from the app (Settings → Extensions), or from a shell:
silo install <id>
Browse and preview markdown documentation from configurable folder roots.
Mark editor and terminal tabs to come back to later — toolbar Flag toggle, tab chip, and a Workspaces panel rollup.
Monitor GitHub Actions workflow runs across workspace repos — status bar, workspace badges, and failure notifications.
GitHub issues for workspace repos in a side panel — status, labels, assignees, and drill-in details, with quick copy for handing work to an agent.
GitHub pull requests for workspace repos in a side panel — review state, CI checks, and drill-in details at a glance.
Embed local dev servers and file:// pages as dock panels alongside your code.
Agent Skills side panel — inventory of project + user installs, with a dock-anchored sheet to browse and install from skills.sh.
Live CPU and memory charts in a side panel and status bar — cross-platform (macOS, Linux, Windows).
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Extension questions
How do I install an extension?
From the app: Settings → Extensions → Browse. From a shell:
silo install <id>. Every install shows a permission prompt first —
extensions run unsandboxed, so only install ones you trust.
How do I publish an extension?
Register it once via the publish form, then cut a GitHub release with the built package. See Publishing an extension for the full walkthrough.
How does the registry work?
It's a git-backed index, not a service — every publish is a commit, so the history is a public audit log. See RFC 0014 for the design.
Found a problem with an extension?
Open an issue on the registry repo — publishers and maintainers triage from there.