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Summary

This pull request (PR) updates the OpenGraph user and developer guides for the extension bundle enhancement in v9.9.0.

See PDOCS-124 in Jira for detailed doc plan and requirements.

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  • Added guidance for extension bundles, including their contents, installation, updates, and migration from schema-only extensions.
  • Updated extension management instructions to explain when to use bundles or schema uploads, how pre-installed extensions are updated, and how to manage supported assets.
  • Clarified the optional OpenHound asset-upload workflow and added a glossary definition for extension bundles.

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The documentation adds extension bundle requirements and asset behavior. It updates extension installation and management guidance, describes the optional OpenHound asset upload workflow, and adds related navigation and glossary entries.

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Extension Bundle Documentation

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Bundle format and assets docs/opengraph/developer/extension-bundles.mdx, docs/docs.json, docs/resources/glossary/overview.mdx	Documents bundle structure and constraints, Privilege Zone rule and saved query requirements, update and uninstall behavior, and migration steps. Adds navigation and glossary entries.
Installation and extension management docs/opengraph/extensions/manage.mdx, docs/docs.json	Updates installation, verification, and version-management guidance for bundle and schema uploads.
OpenHound asset uploads docs/openhound/upload-extension-assets.mdx	Describes optional uploads of supported assets when no bundle is published and clarifies which supplied assets to upload.

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[jeff-matthews]

Thanks for the review @craigw-SO. I pushed updates to address all of your comments, but I have two questions:

1. How would you like me to address this comment?

2. Should we include an index of relevant API endpoints to the extension bundles page or perhaps the existing opengraph/developer/api.mdx page?

   Use these API operations to upload bundles and retrieve extension-managed saved queries:

   Method	Endpoint	Extension bundle behavior
   PUT	/api/v2/extensions	Accepts an extension schema JSON payload or a ZIP bundle containing schema.json and optional pz_rules.json and saved_queries.json files.
   GET	/api/v2/saved-queries	Lists saved queries, including extension-managed queries identified by scope: "extension". Filter by extension_id to find queries for a specific extension.
   GET	/api/v2/saved-queries/{saved_query_id}	Retrieves an extension-managed saved query and its read-only status.
   PUT	/api/v2/saved-queries/{saved_query_id}	Cannot update extension-managed saved queries. Publish changes in a new extension bundle.
   DELETE	/api/v2/saved-queries/{saved_query_id}	Cannot delete extension-managed saved queries. Remove them by omitting the query from an updated bundle or deleting the extension.

[craigw-SO]

Looking really good, just a couple spots we need to tighten

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2. Should we include an index of relevant API endpoints to the extension bundles page or perhaps the existing opengraph/developer/api.mdx page?

I think that could be helpful, though we should make it clear that these are general API endpoints that are used for extension purposes. We should make it clear how extensions relate to each endpoint.

For instance:

Header	Header	Header
GET	/api/v2/saved-queries/{saved_query_id}	Retrieves an extension-managed saved query and its read-only status.

This makes it sound like the endpoint is only for extensions.

[craigw-SO]

Looks good to go.

[craigw-SO]

For a future iteration, we may want to consider breaking this list into different subsections, similar to how they're organized in the OpenAPI spec/API Explorer.

I think the three groups that would make sense are Extensions, Graph Data, Custom Nodes.

This would be helpful because then we can put the extension endpoints at the top and the custom node endpoints (which we plan to deprecate eventually) towards the bottom. This would put focus on the most important parts first.

[craigw-SO]

Good call-out on the difference between the request and the response shape w/r/t scope