Use for Nauthilus native Go plugin API design or implementation, `pluginapi/v1`, plugin loader, plugin registry, plugin runtime, reload integration, plugin config, extension-point parity with Lua, capability-based host services, lifecycle semantics, and the working draft under `server/docs/go_plugin_api_working_draft.md`.
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core.AuthState, raw Gin contexts, raw Viper, Redis internals, LDAP queues, Prometheus registerers, or OpenTelemetry providers as API boundary defects.AGENTS.mdPOLICY.mdserver/docs/go_plugin_api_working_draft.mdpluginapi/v1/server/pluginloader/server/pluginregistry/server/pluginruntime/server/lua-plugins.d/ and server/lualib/pluginapi/v1; do not expose server internals..so plugins cannot be unloaded; removal or binary replacement normally requires restart.pluginapi/v1 narrow and documented.GOEXPERIMENT=runtimesecret.GOEXPERIMENT=runtimesecret make test and git diff --check.make guardrails before commit or pull request.No reviews yet. Tell others what you thought.
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Use for Nauthilus OpenAPI, generated management or IdP clients, route contract tests, gRPC protobuf generation, HTTP route registration, management API authentication, public discovery API, `server/openapi`, `server/router`, `server/grpcapi`, `server/grpcclient`, and API-boundary client work.
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Use for Nauthilus authentication and identity-provider work touching OIDC, OAuth2, SAML, MFA, TOTP, WebAuthn, recovery codes, LDAP-backed identity, browser login and consent flows, token/session/flow state, `private_key_jwt`, introspection, discovery metadata, endpoint-specific client authentication, and security-sensitive auth tests.
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Use for Nauthilus configuration loading, config schema and defaults, Viper-backed config formats, config dump behavior, vim syntax generation, template validation, prompt guideline sync, documentation under README/IDP/server docs, config converters, and generated documentation or syntax artifacts.
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Use for Nauthilus Lua plugins, Lua callback tests, policy compiler and registry work, Lua environment and subject sources, Lua actions, hooks, backend scripts, policy facts, obligation targets, `server/lualib`, `server/lua-plugins.d`, `server/policy`, and JSON fixtures under `testdata/lua`.
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Use for Nauthilus Redis client, Redis Cluster/Sentinel/topology behavior, Redis-backed token/session/flow/cache/bruteforce state, Lua Redis scripts, `NOSCRIPT` recovery, script upload/retry behavior, redismock tests, local cache coordination, and fail-closed runtime state changes.
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Use for Nauthilus validation, guardrails, dependency patch refreshes, vendoring, generated-output checks, `make release-guardrails`, govulncheck-sensitive publishing, structured commits, branch/tag choreography, website-doc side effects, and final clean-state reporting.
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