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The MCP ecosystem has the MCP Inspector for testing/debugging servers. Plugins don't have an equivalent yet — but a plugin is a bundle of files, not a live server, so the analog is static validation + component-surface mapping rather than live protocol tracing.
I built a prototype: npx it at a plugin directory and it opens a browser UI that (a) validates plugin.json against the official 1.0.0/1.1.0 schemas, (b) discovers skills exactly per spec (immediate skills/ children, no recursion), and (c) lints each SKILL.md against the Agent Skills spec — including the skip-not-fatal behavior the spec defines. The core is factored so CLI/TUI clients can wrap it, matching the Inspector's one-package/three-clients shape.
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The MCP ecosystem has the MCP Inspector for testing/debugging servers. Plugins don't have an equivalent yet — but a plugin is a bundle of files, not a live server, so the analog is static validation + component-surface mapping rather than live protocol tracing.
I built a prototype: npx it at a plugin directory and it opens a browser UI that (a) validates plugin.json against the official 1.0.0/1.1.0 schemas, (b) discovers skills exactly per spec (immediate skills/ children, no recursion), and (c) lints each SKILL.md against the Agent Skills spec — including the skip-not-fatal behavior the spec defines. The core is factored so CLI/TUI clients can wrap it, matching the Inspector's one-package/three-clients shape.
Repo: https://github.com/HadjievK/agent-plugins-inspector — feedback welcome, especially on whether a reference validator belongs in the spec's own tooling.
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