Add plugin entry: ports - #93
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What the plugin does
Ports lists active TCP listeners across connected BB hosts, groups matching
processes by workspace, and keeps unmatched listeners under External ports.
Each row can open the service, copy its resolved URL, or stop the process after
confirmation.
Source release
v0.1.0^0.1.0Plugin checks
npm run typecheckbb plugin buildnpm pack --dry-run --ignore-scriptslistPortsRPC check returned successfully with no scan errors.Marketplace checks
npm ci --ignore-scriptsnpm run buildnpm run checkgit diff --checkPermissions and security
The plugin uses BB host process inspection to read TCP listeners and process
working directories. The Kill action requires confirmation, rechecks PID and
port ownership, and sends
SIGTERM; it does not force-kill processes. Theplugin does not use external services.