Both Python (FastAPI) and Go (Gin) frameworks — from the core platform to plugin development, marketplace review and USDT settlement.
Pick your core version and read in order:
Before developing a plugin, read "Marketplace → Submission & AI Analysis" to understand package structure, static checks and the review flow.
| Scenario | Recommended Docs |
|---|---|
| New to the platform | Python / Go "Platform Overview" |
| Run locally | "Local Run" |
| Build your first plugin | "Plugin Lifecycle" |
| Write plugin APIs | "API Conventions" |
| Troubleshoot production | "Operations & Troubleshooting" |
| Publish a plugin | "Submission & AI Analysis", "Versions & Review" |
| Configure earnings & withdrawals | "USDT Payment & Settlement" |
Q: What's the difference between the Python and Go editions?
Features and the plugin model are identical; the difference is the tech stack: the Python edition is built on FastAPI + SQLAlchemy 2.0, while the Go edition is built on Gin + GORM. Plugin packages differ in format and cannot be shared across editions.
Q: Does a plugin go live automatically after review approval?
No. After approval, an admin must explicitly "Publish" the version before it appears in the public marketplace.
Q: Can AI analysis replace human review?
No. AI analysis generates docs and risk hints to support review only; the final go-live decision is made by an admin after review and publishing.
Q: Does one purchase cover future versions?
Yes. A single purchase creates a permanent entitlement — you can download all current and future published versions. Refunds revoke the entitlement.