> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://skydel.gitbook.io/skydel-plug-ins-documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://skydel.gitbook.io/skydel-plug-ins-documentation/readme.md).

# Introduction

Welcome to the Skydel plug-ins documentation!

Do you have a feature request for Skydel? Are you thinking you can do the work yourself? We are here for you; teaming up with Skydel has never been easier! With the addition of the plug-in framework, users can develop features and integrate them into the Skydel user interface and real-time simulation engine, to allow for customization and collaboration that can accommodate each specific user's need.

How can you begin working on your Skydel plug-in? The first step is to follow the instructions on how to setup the development environment on either [Ubuntu](/skydel-plug-ins-documentation/development-environment/ubuntu-18.md) or [Windows](/skydel-plug-ins-documentation/development-environment/windows-10.md).

Are you having trouble figuring out how plug-ins are integrated in Skydel? This [page ](/skydel-plug-ins-documentation/plug-ins-in-skydel/using-plugins.md)explains it all.

## Source Code

Here's a few interesting GitHub repositories:

* [Skydel Plug-in Software Development Kit (SDK)](https://github.com/learn-safran-navigation-timing/skydel-plug-ins)
* [Skydel Plug-in Examples](https://github.com/learn-safran-navigation-timing/skydel-example-plugins)
* [Template Plug-in to easily get started](https://github.com/learn-safran-navigation-timing/skydel-template-plugin)

## Contributing

Would you like your plug-in to be featured in the Skydel Plug-ins GitHub repository? Send us a [pull request](https://github.com/learn-safran-navigation-timing/skydel-plug-ins)!

## Support

Do you have questions? Let us know on the [Learn Safran Navigation Timing](https://learn.safran-navigation-timing.com/) forum!


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