# acp-manager

> Paseo sidebar plugin for managing ACP custom providers: add, edit, enable/disable, test, and quick-add from the ACP agent registry.

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- **Plugin ID:** `acp-manager`
- **Source repository:** [alhassanaraouf/paseo-acp-manager](https://github.com/alhassanaraouf/paseo-acp-manager)
- **Catalog page:** https://paseo.cafe/plugins/acp-manager
- **Markdown listing:** https://paseo.cafe/plugins/acp-manager.md
- **Catalog API:** https://paseo.cafe/api/plugin/acp-manager.json
- **Author:** Al-Hassan Abdel-Raouf
- **License:** MIT
- **Requires Paseo:** `>=0.8.0`
- **Platforms:** all
- **Categories:** provider, productivity

## Install

```sh
paseo plugin add alhassanaraouf/paseo-acp-manager --ref main
```

## Caveats

- Reload Paseo runs the `paseo` CLI on the daemon host, so `paseo` must be on its PATH
- Quick add reads the public ACP agent registry, which requires outbound network access from the daemon host

## Catalog health

- Manifest: valid
- README: present
- License: present
- Tests: present
- Typecheck script: present

## Security scan

- Status: passed
- Blocking findings: 0
- Advisory findings: 0

## Repository-provided content

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### Installation notes

```bash
paseo plugin add alhassanaraouf/paseo-acp-manager
```

Then open **ACP Manager** in the sidebar.

### Limitations

- Provider creation goes through direct config-file edit (read-modify-write on
  `agents.providers.<id>` only, timestamped `.bak` backup, re-parse before replacing)
  because the SDK `paseo.config.patch` schema does not cover `extends`/`command`/`env` yet.
- "Reload Paseo" shells out to the `paseo` CLI on the daemon host, so it requires `paseo` to be
  on the daemon's `PATH`.
- Quick add only covers registry agents distributed via `npx`/`uvx`; agents shipped only as a
  platform binary are listed but must be installed manually.
- The registry fetch requires outbound network access from the daemon host.

### Source README

#### acp-manager

Sidebar UI for managing official ACP custom providers: `agents.providers` entries with
`extends: "acp"` in `$PASEO_HOME/config.json` (typically `~/.paseo/config.json`).

##### Features

- Add, edit, enable/disable, test, and remove ACP providers from one panel.
- **Quick add**: browse agents from the [ACP agent registry](https://agentclientprotocol.com/get-started/registry)
  and add one with a prefilled command/env, no manual `npx`/`uvx` typing.
- **Reload Paseo**: applies saved changes immediately (runs `paseo reload` on the daemon host)
  instead of requiring a separate terminal step.
- Health summary (providers / enabled / tested OK / failing) and a per-provider Test button
  that runs the ACP `initialize` handshake against the configured command.

##### Install

```bash
paseo plugin add alhassanaraouf/paseo-acp-manager
```

Then open **ACP Manager** in the sidebar.

##### Screenshots

| Overview | Quick add |
| --- | --- |
| ![ACP providers overview](images/main.png) | ![Quick add from the ACP agent registry](images/quick-add.png) |

##### Known issues

- Provider creation goes through direct config-file edit (read-modify-write on
  `agents.providers.<id>` only, timestamped `.bak` backup, re-parse before replacing)
  because the SDK `paseo.config.patch` schema does not cover `extends`/`command`/`env` yet.
- "Reload Paseo" shells out to the `paseo` CLI on the daemon host, so it requires `paseo` to be
  on the daemon's `PATH`.
- Quick add only covers registry agents distributed via `npx`/`uvx`; agents shipped only as a
  platform binary are listed but must be installed manually.
- The registry fetch requires outbound network access from the daemon host.