EIM: Extension Interface Model

The SPEC define the interface between the host and the extension.

See spec.md for the full specification.
See usage.md for how different role use the interface.
See uprobe.md for the example of uprobe role

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EIM: Extension Interface Model Specification

EIM is a framework for describing fine-grained interactions between extensions (plugins) and a host application. Its central principle is the principle of least privilege: each extension should receive only the minimal r

Last updated: Feb 12, 2025
First published: Feb 12, 2025
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