The list of plugins for nib that you can find and install by name:
nib plugin search status
nib plugin add wordcountThe name is only a shortcut: nib installs from the plugin's source and remembers that, the same as nib plugin add owner/repo. Being listed here says nothing about what a plugin does; nib shows the capabilities a plugin asks for and asks before installing it.
Open a pull request that adds an entry to plugins.toml, in order by name:
[[plugin]]
name = "wordcount" # the name in the plugin's plugin.toml
source = "nib-editor/plugin-example" # anything `nib plugin add` takes
description = "What it does, in one line"namemust be the plugin's own name, and not taken by another entry or by a plugin built into nib.sourceis usually a GitHub repository whose releases have one*.nib.tar.gz, made withnib plugin pack. See nib-plugin-example for a repository that builds and releases one.
A check makes sure the file parses and the names are unique and in order.
The list is available under CC0 1.0.