Official plugins

Six plugins ship with yaz. Each is its own repository under the texyaz organisation and its own release (ADR-0021), and each uses only the public @yaz/api — there is no privileged tier for a plugin because it happens to be ours (ADR-0005).

That last point is the one worth dwelling on. Zotero support is a plugin, and it is written against the same contract anybody else would use. If something here cannot be done from outside, that is a hole in the API rather than a reason for a back door.

	Plugin	What it does
≡	Text formats	Highlighting for the files a LaTeX project is full of that are not LaTeX: Markdown, TOML, YAML and BibTeX.
∑	LaTeX packages	Preview support for what the common LaTeX packages add: glossaries, biblatex, csquotes, amsmath, hyperref and the rest.
▣	Learn	Capture any part of the application as a clean image or a short clip, for documenting how it works.
◇	Obsidian	Bring a note from your Obsidian vault into the document, translated to LaTeX.
✓	Todoist	Keep a paper's task list in Todoist, and see it beside the writing.
◉	Zotero	Cite from your Zotero library, and quote the passages you highlighted.

These pages are assembled from each plugin's own manifest.json and README.md. To change one, change it in the plugin's repository.