A Claude Code plugin marketplace of reusable skills, hooks, and project scaffolds.
This is a private repository. You need access to benjamcalvin/bootstraps on GitHub and git credentials configured (e.g. gh auth login).
For automatic plugin updates at Claude Code startup, set a GitHub token in your environment:
export GITHUB_TOKEN=ghp_your_token_hereWithout this, plugins still work — you just need to update manually with /plugin marketplace update bootstraps.
Add the marketplace to Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add benjamcalvin/bootstraps
List available plugins:
/plugin marketplace list
Or open the interactive plugin manager:
/plugin
Navigate to the Discover tab to browse plugins from this marketplace.
/plugin install bootstrap-docs@bootstraps
/plugin install implement-lifecycle@bootstraps
/plugin install implement-cli@bootstraps
/plugin install implement-team@bootstraps
/plugin install issue-management@bootstraps
/plugin install bootstrap-worktrees@bootstraps
/plugin install stop-guard@bootstraps
Choose a scope when prompted:
- user (default) — available in all your projects
- project — available to anyone working on the current project
- local — only for you in the current project
Invoke a plugin's skill as a slash command:
/bootstrap-docs
/implement #42
Some skills accept arguments:
/bootstrap-docs adr
/implement #42
/implement fix the login bug
/implement 17 just review
/implement-cli #42
/implement-team #42
/bootstrap-worktrees
/draft-issue add user avatar support
/cleanup-issue #42
/refine-issue #42
/plugin marketplace update bootstraps
/plugin uninstall bootstrap-docs@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall implement-lifecycle@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall implement-cli@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall implement-team@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall issue-management@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall bootstrap-worktrees@bootstraps
/plugin uninstall stop-guard@bootstraps
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
| bootstrap-docs | Set up a comprehensive, AI-readable documentation strategy in any project. Creates AGENTS.md, specs, ADRs, guides, plans, standards, and research templates. |
| bootstrap-worktrees | Set up project-agnostic worktree isolation with per-worktree ports, Docker Compose projects, and config files. Discovers services and generates create/remove scripts plus Claude Code hooks. |
| implement-lifecycle | Full implementation lifecycle with adversarial PR review — plan, implement, PR, review/address loop, docs gate, verify, merge. |
| implement-cli | CLI-based variant of the implementation lifecycle using the Python Agent SDK to orchestrate review/address subprocesses with native async parallelism. |
| implement-team | Experimental. Implementation lifecycle re-architected around Claude Code agent-teams — long-lived implementer and reviewer teammates with shared task list and mailbox messaging. |
| issue-management | Draft, clean up, and refine GitHub issues — optimized for AI agent consumption. |
| stop-guard | Stop hook that evaluates task completion via Gemini CLI and blocks premature stops. Opt-in per session via activation marker. |
Provides 6 skills and 5 reviewer agents for the complete implementation lifecycle:
Skills:
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/implement |
Lean orchestrator — 6-phase lifecycle (plan → implement → PR → review loop → verify → merge). Accepts #issue, PR number, or freeform task. Supports trailing instructions like "just review" or "skip planning". |
/merge-pr |
Validate, squash-merge, delete branch, and update linked GitHub issues with delivery status. |
/pr-check |
Pre-flight PR validation — branch naming, title, description, sizing, commits, references. |
Subagent skills (invoked by the orchestrator, not directly):
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
implement-code |
Explore codebase, plan, write tests first, implement, self-review, commit, and create PR. |
implement-address |
Address filtered review findings from the referee's action plan. |
verify |
End-to-end verification — exercises the real running system, checks downstream effects, regression tests existing flows. |
Reviewer agents (invoked in parallel during the review loop):
| Agent | Focus |
|---|---|
review-correctness |
Logic bugs, edge cases, error handling, race conditions |
review-security |
AuthZ, injection risks, PII handling, spec conformance |
review-architecture |
Pattern consistency, module boundaries, coupling, forward-looking design |
review-testing |
Test coverage, assertion quality, edge cases, test anti-patterns |
review-docs |
Docs compliance gate (Phase 4.5) — missing docs for new behavior, stale docs contradicted by code changes, frontmatter/cross-link correctness |
Single-skill plugin that mirrors the /implement lifecycle but delegates heavy work to Python Agent SDK subprocesses.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/implement-cli |
Same 6-phase lifecycle as /implement (plan → implement → PR → review loop → docs gate → verify → merge), but the orchestrator runs review/address phases as claude-agent-sdk subprocesses with native async parallelism. Accepts the same argument shapes and trailing instructions as /implement. |
Experimental. Requires Claude Code >= 2.1.32 and CLAUDE_CODE_EXPERIMENTAL_AGENT_TEAMS=1. Re-architects the implementation lifecycle around long-lived teammates that share a task list and mailbox instead of forked one-shot subagents.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/implement-team |
Full implementation lifecycle run by an orchestrator ("lead") that coordinates persistent team-implementer, team-verifier, and reviewer teammates. Lead is the sole GitHub publisher; reviewers post findings to the shared task list only. Trades higher token cost for fewer speculative findings and cross-reviewer dedupe. |
| Agent | Role |
|---|---|
team-implementer |
Long-lived implementer. Acts only on lead direction; refuses reviewer work requests and answers batched factual questions only. |
team-verifier |
Long-lived verifier. Runs end-to-end verification on lead invocation and reports PASS/FAIL/PARTIAL/N/A evidence. |
team-reviewer-correctness |
Correctness specialist — same focus as review-correctness, with persistent-team messaging discipline. |
team-reviewer-security |
Security / requirements-conformance specialist. |
team-reviewer-architecture |
Architecture and design specialist. |
team-reviewer-testing |
Test-quality specialist. |
team-reviewer-docs |
Docs compliance specialist (invoked only in the Phase 4.5 gate). |
Single-skill plugin for project-agnostic worktree isolation.
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/bootstrap-worktrees |
Discover services in a project, assign per-worktree port offsets, generate scripts/create-worktree.sh and scripts/remove-worktree.sh, wire up Docker Compose project isolation, and register Claude Code hooks so new sessions land in isolated environments. |
Provides 3 skills for GitHub issue quality:
| Skill | Description |
|---|---|
/draft-issue |
Create well-structured GitHub issues with testable acceptance criteria, optimized for /implement consumption. |
/cleanup-issue |
Fix formatting, fill missing sections, and clarify ambiguity in existing issues. |
/refine-issue |
Deepen an issue with codebase research — sharpen acceptance criteria, add implementation hints, decompose into sub-tasks. |
A Stop hook — no skills to invoke. Once installed, it activates when any session transcript contains <!-- stop-guard:active -->.
Requires: Gemini CLI (npm install -g @google/gemini-cli), jq
How it works: When Claude tries to stop, the hook calls Gemini to independently evaluate whether the task is complete. If incomplete, it blocks the stop and tells Claude what to finish. If complete (or if human input is needed), it allows the stop.
Activation: Include <!-- stop-guard:active --> in a skill's output or type it directly in conversation. Optionally provide context:
<!-- stop-guard:context {"task": "implement feature X", "criteria": ["tests pass"]} -->
Safety: Opt-in per session, max 3 continuations (configurable), fail-open on any error, 60s timeout.
Configuration (optional): ~/.config/stop-guard/config.json
{"max_continuations": 3, "model": "gemini-3-flash-preview"}Testing: Run the evaluator against any session without triggering the hook:
./plugins/stop-guard/hooks/test-stop-guard.sh ~/.claude/projects/<project>/<session>.jsonl
See stop-guard/README.md for full documentation.
MIT