soliplex-plumber: tools for modifying a Soliplex stack
Library for reading and modifying the configuration of an
existing Soliplex stack. It is the shared dependency for the skill projects
that operate on a generated stack — the soliplex-template skill's
add_room.py and the soliplex-concierge installer — so the stack-wiring
rules live in one place.
The core does pure filesystem work: no Docker, no running backend. The
soliplex_config module is the exception — it queries a running stack.
What it provides
rooms— generic, template-agnostic logic for adding a room to a stack: resolve and validate the stack root, infer its package, and ensureinstallation.yaml'sroom_pathsloads the room (editing line-based, so comments and layout are preserved).stack— shared plumbing to runsoliplex-cliagainst a stack in a throwawaydocker compose run --rmcontainer (validate the stack, build the argv, capture or stream output), optionally binding an alternative installation tree to dry-run against. Needs Docker.soliplex_config— query a running stack's resolved installation config viasoliplex-cli configin a one-off backend container (show/get/rooms/room); installs thesoliplex-configconsole script. Builds onstack.
from soliplex_plumber import rooms
project = rooms.resolve_project("/path/to/stack")
installed = rooms.install_room(
project=project,
room_id="handbook",
config_text=cfg,
parent_path="./rooms",
)
Full documentation: https://soliplex.github.io/soliplex-plumber/
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