bns-marketplace

BNS Marketplace

The brasas & nube marketplace for Claude Code plugins. Currently featuring the bns-dev plugin for GitHub-based development workflows.

Quick Start

Standard Installation

Run Claude and add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/chekos/bns-marketplace

Then install the plugin:

/plugin install bns-dev

One-Command Installation

Use the Claude Plugins CLI to skip the marketplace setup:

npx claude-plugins install @chekos/bns-marketplace/bns-dev

This automatically adds the marketplace and installs the plugin in a single step.

Factory (Droid) quick start

1. Install Droid (Factory).

bunx droid-factory

What this does: copies Claude Code marketplace commands/agents/subagents and converts them to Droid format.

Next:

• Start Droid
• In Settings, enable Sub-agents

You're done: use this source from Droid. You don't need to add it in Claude Code anymore.

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BNS Dev Plugin

An opinionated Claude Code plugin for GitHub-based development workflows. Transform how you plan, execute, and review work using AI-powered tools that follow the research → plan → implement → verify pattern.

What Is BNS Dev?

Systematic development workflows that leverage GitHub CLI and AI-powered planning.

Modern development requires juggling multiple contexts: understanding issues, planning implementations, reviewing code, and resolving feedback. This plugin provides structured workflows that make each of these tasks more systematic and thorough.

The bns-dev plugin provides four core commands that cover the complete development lifecycle:

• Plan: Transform ideas into well-structured GitHub issues
• Execute: Tackle GitHub issues from analysis to pull request
• Review: Perform comprehensive pull request reviews
• Resolve: Systematically address all PR review comments

graph LR
    A[Create Issue<br/>Research & plan<br/>structured issues] --> B[Solve Issue<br/>Branch, implement,<br/>test, PR]
    B --> C[Review PR<br/>Comprehensive<br/>code review]
    C --> D[Resolve Comments<br/>Address feedback<br/>systematically]
    D --> B

    style A fill:#f9f,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style B fill:#bbf,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style C fill:#bfb,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px
    style D fill:#ffb,stroke:#333,stroke-width:2px

How It Works

The plugin follows a systematic four-phase workflow:

1. Create: Turn Ideas Into Structured Issues

Use /create-issue to transform feature descriptions into comprehensive GitHub issues.

What it does:

• Researches your repository structure and conventions
• Reviews CONTRIBUTING.md and issue templates
• Searches for best practices and examples
• Creates detailed issues with proper labels

The result: Well-structured issues that provide clear guidance for implementation.

2. Solve: Execute Issues End-to-End

Use /solve-issue to tackle GitHub issues from initial analysis through pull request creation.

What it does:

• Views and analyzes the GitHub issue
• Examines relevant parts of the codebase
• Creates a feature branch: feature/[issue-number]-brief-description
• Generates comprehensive implementation plan with TodoWrite
• Asks for approval before implementing
• Considers testing, documentation, performance, and security

The result: Issues resolved systematically with full context and planning.

3. Review: Comprehensive Pull Request Analysis

Use /review-pr to perform thorough pull request reviews.

What it does:

• Analyzes code quality and best practices
• Identifies potential bugs or issues
• Reviews performance considerations
• Checks for security concerns
• Evaluates test coverage

The result: Actionable feedback that improves code quality before merging.

4. Resolve: Systematic Comment Resolution

Use /resolve-pr-comments to systematically address all PR review feedback.

What it does:

• Extracts all unresolved review comments via GitHub API
• Creates detailed resolution plan with TodoWrite
• Makes requested code changes
• Runs tests and linting
• Supports parallel sub-agents for independent comments
• Commits changes with comprehensive summary

The result: All feedback addressed systematically with quality verification.

Practical Examples

Example: Create a GitHub Issue

# Create a well-structured issue from a description
claude /create-issue "Add user profile avatars with automatic resizing and S3 storage"

The command will:

1. Research your repository's structure and conventions
2. Look for CONTRIBUTING.md and issue templates
3. Search for best practices on the topic
4. Present an implementation plan
5. Create the issue with gh issue create
6. Apply appropriate labels (bug or enhancement)

Example: Solve a GitHub Issue

# Tackle issue #42 end-to-end
claude /solve-issue #42