Stability-AI
Review Strategy for Plugins
@hlky Created a stub issue for that, agreed.
https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/issues/12
https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/pull/36#issuecomment-1559660704
Discussing where plugins should live ^
This is relevant for https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/pull/51 too.
@hlky @jtydhr88 @brycedrennan
You are the first folks to submit new plugins, thanks!
I wanted to see what you all thought about this comment (reposted)...
@hlky We're considering moving out most plugins from this monorepo into separate repositories so you don't need our approval.
Beyond WebGPU + SDWebUI (which we have the capacity to support first-party), I'm afraid of @KAJdev and myself becoming a bottleneck.
We'd maintain a list of recommended plugins in this project linking out to efforts like this for maximum visibility.
How does that sound?
Open to suggestions/ideation here!
Basically we want to support third-party plugins and would love to know how you think they should operate in the long-term.
In terms of first-party plugins, i.e. plugins which live in this monorepo, we're thinking stable-diffusion-webui and WebGPU make sense to have out-of-the-box support for.
In the medium-term, we're trying to improve the DX for plugins. (Please leave comments in that PR if you have feedback!)
What do you think about hosting https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/pull/51 and https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/pull/36 in your own repositories and then we can maintain some sort of "verified" list in StableStudio to make it really simple for folks to use?
I agree that it doesn't scale to have all the plugins in the one repo. Creates unnecessary burden and liability on you guys.
I think if you really wanted to build an ecosystem you'd:
- create a clear contract for the plugins
- allow (limited) changes to the ui. mostly custom settings. I didn't see how to handle upscaling, bigger images, controlnet, among other things.
- support multiple concurrent plugins
- build some plugin infra such that:
- a user could browse and add plugins right from the UI (like in pycharm)
- developers could publish to the plugin repository
- dogfood the whole thing by moving your plugins to their own repos as well (which also provides useful examples)
I'm fine with whatever you guys want to do. I was able to just include StableStudio into my python library. The whole things works just running pip install imaginairy && aimg server
hi guys, for webui plugin, I created this extension for webui to extend rest apis https://github.com/jtydhr88/sd-webui-StableStudio, do you want to move it into Stability organization or it is ok to keep it under mine?
@jtydhr88 For now it's fine to keep in your repo, we'll make a longer-term call once everyone is cool with the overall strategy.
@cruhl great, once https://github.com/Stability-AI/StableStudio/pull/24 merged, I will send a PR to webui extension index repo https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui-extensions to introduce this extension