# Types `deft/stdext/types` defines the canonical `deftype` schemas shared by package manifests, the native package layer, plugin discovery, and registry UIs. It is the vocabulary that `package.dft` files, AI-provider packages, and editor extensions are written against.

import "deft/stdext/types" as package-types

The module is not auto-loaded; import it to bring the types into scope. `deftype` definitions register runtime-wide, so the type names themselves are used unqualified. ## Package Manifests | Type | Fields | |---|---| | `%Package` | `owner` (registry id; `"deft"` reserved), `name`, `version`, `deft-version`, `description`, `tags`, `author`, `license` (SPDX), `deps`, `capabilities`; optional `homepage repository docs main exports status fund-goal` | | `%Dep` | `owner?`, `name`, `version` (semver constraint) | | `%PackageCapabilities` | `platform` (`"gl" / "ansi" / "any"`), `pixels svg textures ffmpeg` (`:required / :optional / :unsupported`) | | `%FundGoal` | `target-usd` / `raised-usd` (cents), `deadline`, `scope`, `est-deliver` |

%Package{
    owner "acme" name "widget" version "1.0.0" deft-version "0.1.1"
    description "A widget package" tags @{ "widget" } author "acme"
    license "MIT" deps @{}
    capabilities %PackageCapabilities{ platform "any" } }

`capabilities` is how the host knows whether a package can run in a given environment — an `:ffi true` or `:svg :required` package is reported unusable in hosts built without it. ## Plugin Contracts | Type | Runtime contract | |---|---| | `%AiProviderExtension` | `key label version base-url env-var default-model extensions Provider` | | `%EditorExtension` | `name version modes file-assocs keymaps menus menu-items commands hooks init` | An AI provider package is tagged `"ai-provider"`; its entry module declares `implements AiProviderExtension` and the VM conformance-checks the exports against the schema at load time. See AI and AI Providers. An editor extension declares `implements EditorExtension`; the editor imports the module at load and validates it. Function references in `modes` / `hooks` / `init` are name strings resolved with `apply` at the call site.

# editor extension entry module
implements EditorExtension
def name "templates"
def version "0.1.0"
def commands @{ "template-insert" }
def init "templates-init"

## See Also - Packages — the manifest and install contract - AI / AI Providers — provider package shape - Plugin — the generic discovery host these contracts plug into