Since we might be doing a hackathon soon, I thought I'd point out how simple and intuitive it's become to write new plugins with the new plugin system (which is an early iteration of what will become a public-facing plugin SDK). Check out these two files from the Docker Compose plugin that was submitted for review yesterday: https://github.com/garden-io/garden/blob/docker-compose/plugins/docker-compose/schemas.ts Thanks to Zod, we no longer have to separately write interfaces to go with the schemas (which was an endless source of paper cuts with Joi). https://github.com/garden-io/garden/blob/docker-compose/plugins/docker-compose/index.ts Defining action types and adding the handlers is also really simple now. The whole thing is starting to feel a lot more like writing a library for Garden than contributing to the internals of Garden (which is what it's felt like to write plugins in the past). We're getting to a place where writing amazing plugins is quite frictionless! Mapping the domain and writing the logic is always work, but there's very little ceremony involved now.