Tommy's Claude Code Marketplace
Personal collection of Claude Code plugins for disciplined development workflows.
Installation
First Time Setup
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add tommymorgan/claude-plugins
Installing Plugins
claude plugin install <plugin-name>@tommymorgan
Available Plugins
Development Workflow with Living Documentation - Comprehensive workflow plugin with living Gherkin specs, planning with expert review, autonomous TDD execution with automatic spec updates, documentation generation, coverage analysis, and root-cause debugging.
Key Features:
- Living .feature files documenting current system state
- Interactive plan reconciliation with existing specs
- Automatic living spec updates during implementation
- User/dev documentation generation from @user/@technical scenarios
- Test coverage analysis and gap identification
- Gherkin-based planning with enhanced metadata tracking
- Autonomous TDD execution with quality gates
- Expert plan review (13 domain experts with context-aware filtering)
- Work completion enforcement (stop hook blocks partial completion)
- Automatic image resizing (2000px limit, configurable)
- Root cause analysis (five whys methodology)
- Plan-aware testing (API, browser, CLI)
Install:
claude plugin install tommymorgan@tommymorgan
Full Documentation →
Flow Metrics and Probabilistic Forecasting - Data-source agnostic flow metrics, probabilistic forecasting, and process stability analysis based on Daniel Vacanti's framework (AAMFP, WWIBD, AAMFP Vol II).
Key Features:
- Interactive per-project setup with configurable process boundaries
- Cycle Time percentile-based Service Level Expectations
- Monte Carlo simulation for multi-item delivery forecasting
- XmR charts (Process Behaviour Charts) with signal detection
- WIP monitoring with aging item alerts
- Guidance skills that apply Vacanti's principles in real-time
- Autonomous flow analyst agent
Install:
claude plugin install flow@tommymorgan
Full Documentation →
Plugin Development
Plugin development happens in homelab/tools/claude-plugins/.
Publishing Changes
1. Sync files to publish repository:
rsync -av --delete ~/src/homelab/tools/claude-plugins/ ~/src/claude-plugins-publish/ --exclude=.git --exclude=plans
2. Commit and push:
cd ~/src/claude-plugins-publish
git add -A
git commit -m "feat: <description of changes>"
git push origin main
Why separate repos?
The homelab repository contains secrets in its git history. Git subtree push includes parent commits, which would expose those secrets to GitHub's secret scanning. Using a separate publish repository ensures clean history without secrets.
Locations:
Contributing
This is a personal marketplace. Suggestions welcome via GitHub issues.
Repository
License
See individual plugin READMEs for license information. Most plugins are MIT licensed.
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