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Problem

The marketplace listing for bralyx.t3code is being moved from a manual installation override to the standard omarchy plugin add … --enable path (omacom/omarchy-plugin-marketplace#13186). The README makes that path look heavier than it is:

  • omarchy bar put bralyx.t3code --section right --index 0 reads as a required second step, but --enable already prompts for a bar section using barWidget.defaultSection.
  • The requirements list reads like packages a user must install. secret-tool is libsecret, wl-paste is wl-clipboard, and xdg-utils, gzip, coreutils are all in Omarchy's base packages. python3 is optional, and a browser is only needed for sign-in.
  • The uninstall section points at ~/.config/omarchy/plugins/bralyx.t3code/uninstall, which a git checkout does not contain, and says nothing about the Secret Service entries that a plugin removal leaves behind.

Solution

Docs only — no manifest, QML, bridge, or packaging changes.

  • Label the update and bar-move commands as follow-ups rather than install steps.
  • State that the runtime tools ship with Omarchy, and which parts are optional.
  • Replace the uninstall section with omarchy plugin remove bralyx.t3code plus the secret-tool clear loop for the four stored items, keeping the archive ./uninstall helper documented separately.
  • Point SECURITY.md's trust-material removal note at the same commands.

node scripts/validate-repository.mjs and node scripts/validate-plugin.mjs pass. CI's clean-checkout omarchy plugin validate step is unchanged and still covers the installable tree.

Closes #3


T3 Code · opencode (deepseek-v4.1-flash-free)

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  • Documentation
    • Updated installation guidance with supported platform requirements, optional tools, and the behavior of the --enable option.
    • Clarified plugin removal steps, including how to clear remaining Secret Service entries and clean up release archives or source checkouts.

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The README and SECURITY.md update installation requirements and instructions for removing the plugin. The README also distinguishes release-archive and source-checkout cleanup options.

Changes: Plugin documentation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Installation and requirements
README.md
The README explains that --enable prompts for a bar section and defaults to the right. It describes the runtime tools and notes that python3 is optional for the NDJSON relay.
Plugin removal instructions
README.md, SECURITY.md
The instructions use omarchy plugin remove for installed plugins, explain how to clear the remaining Secret Service entries, and retain the packaged uninstall and source-checkout removal options.

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Merge Risk: Low · previous review d7314

The PR is broadly mergeable, but correcting the placement command and documenting the required Secret Service client will prevent setup confusion and sign-in failures on non-standard installations.

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Title check Passed The title accurately identifies the primary documentation change: clarifying the standard installation path. It is concise and specific, although it does not mention the related removal documentation.
Linked Issues check Passed Issue #3 requires README corrections for the standard install path. README.md now documents omarchy plugin add ... --enable, states that --enable selects the bar section, labels update and bar pla…
Out of Scope Changes check Passed The pull request changes only README.md and SECURITY.md. The uninstall commands and the matching trust-material removal note document the same plugin lifecycle and Secret Service behavior. These are r…
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Issue #3 requires README corrections for the standard install path. README.md now documents omarchy plugin add ... --enable, states that --enable selects the bar section, labels update and bar placement as follow-ups, identifies Omarchy-provided runtime tools, and explains that python3 and the browser are optional or limited to sign-in use. No code, manifest, or entry-point changes were introduced.

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- Line 48: Update the placement follow-up command in the README from `omarchy
bar put` to `omarchy bar move` so the existing `bralyx.t3code` widget is placed
at `right[0]`.
- Around line 65-66: Update the runtime requirements list in README.md to
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Comment thread README.md Resolved
Comment thread README.md Resolved
README presented bar placement and Omarchy base packages as extra setup
steps, and the uninstall section pointed at an uninstall helper that the
git checkout does not contain. Describe the actual `omarchy plugin add
--enable` flow, note that the runtime tools ship with Omarchy, and give
working removal commands.

Refs #3
`omarchy bar put` adds a widget; moving an installed one needs
`omarchy bar move`. Also name secret-tool explicitly in the runtime
requirements, since the credential path and cleanup call it directly.

Refs #3
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GimpyHand force-pushed the docs/3-install-readme branch from e7beab0 to 1f9aa7e Compare October 28, 2026 18:36
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