A collection of plugins for Claude Code, Anthropic's CLI for Claude.
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add schuettc/claude-code-pluginsThen install any plugin:
/plugin install <plugin-name>@schuettc-claude-code-plugins| Plugin | Description | Version |
|---|---|---|
| project-workflow | One-shot setup for a new repo's standards: feat → dev → main promotion model + PR CI gate, GitHub repo setup (branch protection, environments, secrets, OIDC), and the language-agnostic quality stack. /project-init detects current state and applies only the gaps — new or existing repos. Setup-only and disposable; pulls in the evergreen plugins as dependencies |
0.1.0 |
| engineering-standards | Evergreen engineering standards consulted while writing/reviewing code: GitHub API discipline (zipball over per-file, rate-limit backoff), with automation-auth and hook-escape conventions on the way. Pure advisory, no tooling — safe to leave enabled forever | 0.1.0 |
| feature-workflow | Feature lifecycle with directory-based tracking, state overlay (paused / replaced / abandoned), epic dispatch via /feature-autopilot, per-feature review override (external / internal / skip), event-driven hooks, and automated PR reviews via Gemini/Codex/OCI in GitHub Actions |
9.9.0 |
| quality-workflow | Sister to feature-workflow for static-analysis findings. Surfaces, triages, and resolves skylos (Py) / fallow (TS) output. /quality-verify-hook self-tests pre-commit hooks against known-bad fixtures (catches the silently-misconfigured-hook class of bug). /quality-audit produces fingerprinted snapshots + diff (active counts only). /quality-unblock triages failing hooks; refuses bare suppressions. Plus the language-agnostic suppression-discipline standard |
0.3.0 |
| website-deployment | Guided workflow to deploy Node.js/Express apps to AWS serverless (S3 + CloudFront + Lambda + API Gateway + CDK). Analyzes your app, scaffolds infra, and deploys with step-by-step explanations | 1.0.0 |
| sprint-planner | Sprint planning and team coordination for small teams (2-6 devs). Triage backlogs by deadline, assign work with self-service specs, audit specs for completeness, and generate team communication. Pairs with feature-workflow | 0.1.0 |
These plugins compose — each owns one phase of a project's life (setup → standards → quality → features → planning). For the full walkthrough of adopting them on a new or existing project, how they hand off to each other, and which one is safe to disable when its job is done, see ADOPTION.md.
Structured feature development from idea to production, with draft-PR review gates and optional automated review by an external AI (Gemini or Codex) in GitHub Actions.
Setup:
/feature-init— one-time project setup. Choose a reviewer (gemini / codex / none), drop in an API key, and the skill writes the workflow, prompts, andpost-review.shto.github/, uploads the secret, and enables bot PR approvals.
Lifecycle:
/feature-capture— capture a feature idea todocs/features/<id>/idea.md/feature-plan <id>— produceplan.mdwith requirements, design, and an implementation breakdown/feature-review-plan <id>— open a draft PR and trigger plan review;--respondreplies inline on review threads/feature-implement <id>— implement the approved plan with scope guarding/feature-review-impl <id>— trigger impl review on the same PR;--respondreplies inline/feature-ship <id>— run security + QA gates, merge the PR, and writeshipped.md
Diagnostics:
/feature-status— snapshot of the dashboard/feature-audit <id>— evidence-based runtime verification/feature-troubleshoot— structured debugging for shipped features
Install:
/plugin install feature-workflow@schuettc-claude-code-pluginsSee feature-workflow/README.md for full documentation.
Deploy a local Node.js / Express / Vite web app to AWS serverless infrastructure, guided step-by-step. Claude analyzes your app, explains what needs to happen, scaffolds the infrastructure, and walks you through each decision.
What it handles:
- Static frontend hosting via S3 + CloudFront
- Server-side routes converted to Lambda functions behind API Gateway
- DynamoDB for data
- Cognito for authentication
- Infrastructure as code via AWS CDK
- Cost awareness — most dev-traffic deployments fit in the free tier
Bundled MCP servers (start automatically): AWS Documentation for live docs lookups, and Playwright for end-to-end browser testing of the deployed app.
Prerequisites: Node.js 18+, AWS CLI v2 with credentials, Python + uvx (for the AWS docs MCP server).
Install:
/plugin install website-deployment@schuettc-claude-code-pluginsSee website-deployment/README.md for prerequisites, usage, and teardown instructions.
Sprint planning and team coordination for small teams (2-6 devs) with mixed experience levels preparing for demos, releases, or time-boxed sprints. Turns a messy backlog into an actionable sprint plan with assignments that developers can work from independently.
Skills:
/sprint-triage— clean up the backlog; close stale items, verify PR status, categorize by deadline/sprint-plan— create a weekly sprint plan; triage backlog, assign owners, identify critical path/sprint-audit-specs— audit feature specs for completeness so devs can work independently/sprint-assign— generate a shareable team assignment message for Slack/email/sprint-retro— end-of-sprint review; planned vs. actual, lessons learned
Pairs with feature-workflow: reads docs/features/DASHBOARD.md and feature idea files. Use /feature-capture to add items, /feature-plan to start work, /feature-ship to close them.
Prerequisites: Git repository with feature tracking (e.g., docs/features/DASHBOARD.md from feature-workflow), GitHub CLI (gh) for PR status checks.
Install:
/plugin install sprint-planner@schuettc-claude-code-pluginsSee sprint-planner/README.md for the full workflow and design principles.
If you cloned this repo and want Claude to walk you through installing and using feature-workflow in your own project, open Claude Code in this repo and run:
/getting-started
It's a local skill defined in .claude/skills/getting-started/SKILL.md — not shipped with the plugin. It orients you to what this repo is, helps you install the plugin from this marketplace, and can drive a live end-to-end demo feature (capture → plan → review → implement → review → ship) against a project of your choice so you see the whole lifecycle before touching real work.
To test plugins locally:
git clone https://github.com/schuettc/claude-code-plugins.git
claude --plugin-dir ./claude-code-plugins/<plugin-name>MIT