[Coding-jpg]

What changes

Adds plugins/Coding-jpg/glasser, a CLI-oriented community adaptation of the MIT-licensed official Glasser plugin. Includes both portable and MiniMax Code 0.4+ manifests and one Skill with identical copies for the two layouts. Maintained by Xinwei Liao (Glasser GTM Team).

User value

Helps an agent discover a relevant paid data endpoint, inspect its schema and current charge conditions, and request approval before paid execution. Example: “Use Glasser to find an endpoint for competitor keyword research for my domain and market. Show the schema and price before any paid request.” Expected result: candidate endpoints and an inspected, scoped request for review.

Plugin submission checklist

• Plugin lives at plugins/Coding-jpg/glasser.
• Manifest name matches the Plugin directory.
• README includes an example prompt and expected result.
• LICENSE and manifests declare MIT; upstream attribution is retained.
• Executables, accounts, paid services and platform limitations are disclosed.
• Network destinations and data behavior are disclosed.
• No credentials, telemetry, installers, symlinks or binaries are included.
• No scaffold TODOs remain.
• Full npm run check passes in the local environment (see evidence).

Evidence

• Package validator: OK plugin Coding-jpg/glasser.
• Manual CLI discovery: MiniMax Code 0.7.2 on macOS, using an isolated MINIMAX_DATA_DIR, reports glasser@local, installed and enabled, skillCount: 1, mcpServerCount: 0, appCount: 0.
• Repository check: 1,121 tests; 1,118 passed, 2 failed, 1 skipped. Failures occur in the existing searxng-search Python regression suite and mcode-trajectory-studio non-loopback security test (local network address 198.18.0.1). No other contributor files are changed.
• No model conversation or paid Glasser call was executed. The package uses the official CLI and does not claim generic MCP OAuth support.

Dependencies: installed @glasser-ai/cli, Node.js 22+, internet access, and an authenticated Glasser account/Workspace. Data calls are paid separately. README describes endpoints, privacy, support and limitations.

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