Here are a couple of ideas.
active_path.py
Synchronizes @path nodes with folders.
at_folder.py
Synchronizes @folder nodes with folders.
I have doubts this is clear for a newbie. Plugin docstrings shouldn't
be too big, but I think they should provide a bit more context. Often
people are looking for plugins because they have a certain task they
want to solve in mind, it will be good if plugin docstrings will
provide some hints about the problems that can be solved using these
plugins. Additional confusion comes from these two docstrings being
very similar, it is not instantly clear what is the difference between
these two.
add_directives.py
Allows users to define new @direcives.
I suppose "direcives" is a typo here.
cleo.py
Creates coloured LEo Outlines.
I'm not sure "LEo" looks good. "Leo" or "leo" looks better. Also, leo
is the "TODO" plugin for Tk, I think this is worth to be mentioned in
the summary. It is good to mention as well that this is the equivalent
of the qt "TODO" plugin called todo.py
contextmenu.py
Defines various useful actions for context menus (Qt only).
While this might be redundant with the "Content" tree above, I think
it is a very good idea to have a "(Qt only)" or "(Tk only)" explicit
note at the end of each plugin in the Summary list.
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