Kotori Plugins -

If you value clean architecture, cross-platform reach, and TypeScript bliss, Kotori’s plugin system isn’t just solid — it’s a foundation you can trust.

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api.use(async (ctx, next) => ctx.content = ctx.content.trim().toLowerCase(); await next(); ); Kotori automatically merges plugin-specific config from the main config file and passes it to the plugin: If you value clean architecture, cross-platform reach, and

import definePlugin from 'kotori'; export default definePlugin( name: 'echo', mount(api) api.on('message', async (ctx) => if (ctx.content.startsWith('!echo ')) const text = ctx.content.slice(6); await ctx.reply(text); If you value clean architecture

// weather-plugin.ts import definePlugin from 'kotori'; export default definePlugin( name: 'weather', version: '1.0.0', mount(api) api.on('message', async (ctx) => if (ctx.content.startsWith('!weather')) const city = ctx.content.split(' ')[1]; const weather = await fetchWeather(city); await ctx.reply( Weather in $city: $weather );