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A Claude Code marketplace of small, opinionated plugins maintained under yegor256.This repository lists every plugin maintained under the yegor256 GitHub account. Each plugin lives in its own repository; this repo is only the registry that ties them together under a single marketplace name.
Currently published plugins:
— skills for an AI critic that helps writing and proofreading texts.
— skills for an AI witness that reports the outcome of work done by other plugins, skills, and agents to a Telegram chat.
— a single skill that reports an already-identified bug as a new GitHub issue, with a file/line pointer and a one-time ping to the repository owner.
— a single skill that submits the commits on the current local branch as a new GitHub pull request, with a short prose explanation and a one-time ping to the repository owner.
— a single skill that hardens the style checkers and static analyzers already wired into a project and adds a list of custom rules on top.
To use any plugin from this marketplace inside [Claude Code], add the marketplace once and then install plugins from it:
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/yegor256/plugins
/plugin install critic@yegor256
/plugin install witness@yegor256
/plugin install bugscribe@yegor256
/plugin install courier@yegor256
/plugin install purist@yegor256The first command registers this repository as a plugin marketplace named yegor256; the remaining commands install plugins from it. Repeat the install command for every other plugin you want.
To update later, run:
/plugin marketplace update yegor256To remove a plugin, run:
/plugin uninstall <name>@yegor256BTW, my system prompt is in the [yegor256/prompt] repository.
[Claude Code]: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins [yegor256/prompt]: https://github.com/yegor256/prompt
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