Inviting new submissions to the PopClip Extensions Directory

You can now submit an extension to the PopClip Extensions Directory by linking to your own GitHub repository.

Full instructions: :backhand_index_pointing_right: Submit an Extension :backhand_index_pointing_left:

Extensions are no longer maintained in a single central repository. Instead, you’ll keep your extension in your own public GitHub repo, and the directory will pull it in whenever you push a version tag. You keep control of the code, and you can submit updates, which will be delivered to users automatically.

I’ll review each submission individually to ensure it’s not malicious, but I won’t be picky about what I accept. That’s because new user-submitted extensions won’t be automatically listed on the directory front page. Instead, your extensions will appear on your own public author page.

The directory front page will remain a curated collection of the best and most popular extensions. I may choose to show your extension on the front page, but this is not guaranteed.

My hope is to encourage a new wave of user-contributed extensions.

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This seems great. it’s kind of same strategy Alfred uses too.

@nick to help you review all these extensions, might be useful to email OpenAI to get pro version of Codex for free. Of course you will still be the main reviewer but codex being a second review would help for sure. OpenAI offers that for devs providing open source stuff. Worth a shot.

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Welcome Currency Converter — PopClip Extensions to the extensions repo. The first new extension submitted using the new workflow :partying_face:

Just as a quick heads up, I’m implementing a policy favouring JavaScript over Shell Script actions for directory submissions. See: New shell script policy for PopClip extensions directory