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-title: Contributing
-description: Local development workflow for sitectl core and plugins.
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-
-## Plugin Development
-
-`sitectl` has a core binary and optional plugin binaries named `sitectl-<plugin>`.
-
-The current local development plugin chain in this workspace is:
-
-- `sitectl`
-- `sitectl-isle`
-- `sitectl-drupal`
-
-Core `sitectl` owns the top-level operator-facing command shape. Plugins extend that behavior through hidden extension commands that are dispatched based on the active context plugin.
-
-Examples:
-
-- `sitectl debug`
-- `sitectl component describe`
-- `sitectl component set isle/fcrepo`
-
-When a context belongs to `isle`, core `sitectl` routes the request to `sitectl-isle`. The ISLE plugin can then extend the result further by invoking included plugins such as `sitectl-drupal`.
-
-## Local Install Workflow
-
-For local development, install the binaries into `/usr/local/bin` so the core binary can discover and invoke the plugin binaries through `PATH`.
-
-Run this from the core repo:
-
-```bash
-make install
-```
-
-That target will:
-
-1. Build and install `sitectl`
-2. Change into `../sitectl-isle` and run `make install`
-3. Change into `../sitectl-drupal` and run `make install`
-
-The plugin `install` targets run `make work` before building so they use the local core `sitectl` checkout during development.
-
-If you are only working on a plugin, you can also install it directly:
-
-```bash
-cd ../sitectl-isle
-make install
-```
-
-```bash
-cd ../sitectl-drupal
-make install
-```
-
-## Why Use `make install`
-
-This matters for plugin chaining.
-
-If you only rebuild `sitectl` locally but do not install the plugin binaries into a directory on `PATH`, core command dispatch will not see the current local plugin builds. Installing all three binaries keeps the whole stack aligned while you work on:
-
-- core command routing in `sitectl`
-- stack logic in `sitectl-isle`
-- Drupal-specific extensions in `sitectl-drupal`