It seems odd to distinguish between a plugin and a program running in a terminal pane. This seems to imply you must reimplement all such functionality as a new plugin, instead of just running your preferred tool, as usual, in a terminal window.<p>For example, they have implemented a file explorer as a plugin. But this means you can only use it when Zellij is available, and not as a standard tool on another system. This reduces flexibility and means you need different tools in different contexts.<p>I'd love to be corrected, but I can't think of any good reason why a special file explorer needs to exist, just to be coded to this plugin standard, instead of as a normal terminal program.