Tags & Related Extensions
Extensions now have tags and a new Related tab to make extension discovery easier and help users find relevant alternatives and complementary extensions.
The current tagging system primarily analyzes and processes the tags provided by extension authors in their composer.json files using an algorithm to determine the most relevant tags. We plan to introduce a more advanced, AI-powered approach in the future to improve how extensions are related and categorized.
The Related tab can help you:

π Find the original extension when an extension is effectively a copy of another project but hasn't been marked as a fork.

π Discover similar extensions that provide closely related features or functionality.

π§© Find complementary extensions that can enhance or extend an extension's functionality when used together.

π·οΈ Explore extensions by tags and discover other projects covering similar topics or use cases.
To keep recommendations useful, forked, abandoned, and outdated extensions are excluded from related-extension recommendations.
Overall, this is another step toward making it easier to discover extensions, find alternatives, and build the right combination of extensions for your community.
You can start exploring the new extension discovery features now at next.flarum.org/extensions
Please note that processing all extensions may take up to 24 hours, so some tags and related-extension recommendations may not be available immediately.