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You can find full details in the Wiki, but the nickle tour:

The externally visible root of usb storage is internally at:
/mnt/us
Call that: */
When you look at our add-ins, you can see they follow a pattern:
*/extensions/add-in_name/<usually two files>
One of those files documents the add-in, the other defines the menu additions.
This will be the current working directory when a menu entry is selected.
The usual pattern of what follows is:
*/extensions/add-in_name>/bin/<shell-script(s)>

In your READme.sh file, you want the content of the <shell-script(s)>

If not sure how to do that, post in the appropriate thread, somebody will help you.
Shell scripting is about as basic (no pun intended) as programming gets, lots of people here have those skills.

Note: *nix systems use readable text files, not binary files that are popular with other operating systems.
So use the above general layout and read your way through the files associated with what you want to do.
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