Music Player Lacks Plugin API for Third-Party Integrations
A media player application has no stable internal API or plugin system, so every external integration (remote control, smart-home hooks, streaming-service presence, hardware controllers) must be built directly into the core app instead of through a reusable control layer. This duplicates effort across REST, WebSocket, and future integration surfaces and blocks community-built plugins.
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