The official verification ledger and trust registry for community and official plugins in the WeaveTab ecosystem.
This repository acts as the single source of truth for plugin trustworthiness.
The directory on weavetab.pages.dev/plugins queries verified.json. When an npm package or plugin ID is listed in verified.json, it automatically receives the official Verified badge (verified SVG icon) on the platform showcase and within agent runtime discovery.
verified.json contains the list of verified plugin identifiers:
{
"version": 1,
"updatedAt": "2026-09-07T00:00:00Z",
"verified": [
"github-automation",
"seo-auditor",
"notion-sync",
"pdf-extract",
"docker-agent-sandbox",
"wt-n8n",
"weavetab-admin",
"@weavetab/plugin-vision"
]
}To submit your plugin for the Verified Trust Badge, submit a Pull Request following these steps:
Before requesting verification, make sure:
- Your package is published on npm (publicly available).
- The plugin root contains a valid
weavetab.jsonmanifest declaring engines, environments, and permissions. - The source code is publicly accessible on GitHub or GitLab for security auditing.
- Fork this repository.
- Edit
verified.jsonand append your package identifier (e.g.,"@scope/your-plugin"or"your-plugin") to theverifiedarray in alphabetical order. - Open a Pull Request titled:
feat(verify): add <your-package-name> - In your PR description, provide:
- NPM Package URL:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/<your-package-name> - Source Repository URL:
https://github.com/<owner>/<repo> - Brief Description: 1–2 sentences explaining what tools or capabilities the plugin provides.
- Permission Justification: Explain why any requested CDP permissions (e.g.
cdp.evaluate,cdp.navigate) are strictly necessary.
- NPM Package URL:
Before approving and merging, WeaveTab maintainers verify:
- No Obfuscated Code: The published bundle matches the source repository with zero obfuscated scripts.
- Least-Privilege CDP Scopes: The plugin only requests CDP permissions essential to its declared tools.
- Zero Telemetry / Zero Secret Leakage: The plugin adheres to WeaveTab's local-first privacy policy (no unauthorized outbound network requests or exfiltration of credentials).
- Semantic Versioning: Follows standard SemVer with active maintenance.
Once merged into main, the badge goes live across the platform.
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