@junjiangao/dsh-web-search-tavily

LIMITATIONS

Known limitations

- **Only `search` is implemented** — no Tavily `extract`/crawl/map/research; keyless mode only permits search/extract anyway. - **Keyless is server-rate-limited** and may downgrade parameters; the plugin makes no local assumptions. - **`includeImages` / `includeImageDescriptions` / `includeFavicon` / `includeUsage` were removed** — the seam has no surface for them, so they only changed the request body. An older patch that still sets them should drop those keys. - **Combinations Tavily rejects with a 400 are handled in the provider** — `include_domains_mode` without `include_domains`, and `filter_by_language` without `language`, are dropped rather than sent (both verified to return 400). - **`safe_search` conflicts with the `fast`/`ultra-fast` depths** — Tavily answers that combination with a 400 (`Safe search parameter is not supported for fast or ultra-fast search_depth.`); the plugin does not intercept it and surfaces the message as-is. - **Selection stays user-owned**: installation registers the provider; the card's switch selects search and fetch together when saved (see above). - **Abort classification is signal-based**: a fetch abort or an already-aborted signal maps to `WEB_ABORTED`. - **One entry point: the bundle's own page** — `plugins.bundle.config`, keyed by the *declared* bundle name, which the client resolves from the plugin manager's bundle list so an aliased install (a profile dependency key left over from a package rename) still matches; a package-name key alone would render nothing. `plugins.row.config` is deliberately not claimed, so that row carries no configure control of its own, and `plugins.item` would add a default-artwork card to the Official group. - **A prop named `ref` is a trap in this bundle**: React owns `ref` on every element, so a string value there never reaches a function component and throws error #290 instead, which the shell reports as `slot entry crashed` and renders nothing. The `jsx-runtime` test stub now reproduces that rule, so the suite fails first.