dev-workflow

ai-plugins-test-2

Example Claude Code marketplace with two plugins demonstrating commands, orchestrator agents, and skills.

Structure

ai-plugins-test-2/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── marketplace.json          # Marketplace manifest (lists plugins)
├── dev-workflow/                 # Plugin A
│   ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│   ├── commands/                 # /branch-create, /commit-smart, /pr-prepare
│   ├── agents/                   # workflow-orchestrator + 2 subagents
│   └── skills/                   # conventional-commits, pr-description
└── code-quality/                 # Plugin B
    ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
    ├── commands/                 # /review-diff, /refactor-suggest, /test-gaps
    ├── agents/                   # quality-orchestrator + 2 subagents
    └── skills/                   # code-review-checklist, test-design

Architecture pattern

Each plugin follows a coordinator/executor pattern:

slash command  →  orchestrator agent  →  delegates to specialized subagents
                        ↓
                  loads skills for domain knowledge

The orchestrator coordinates and synthesizes — it does not perform the work itself. Specialized subagents read files, run analysis, and return findings. Skills hold the durable conventions (commit format, review checklist, etc.) so the agents stay focused on coordination logic.

Install

# From this repo
claude plugin marketplace add ./
claude plugin install dev-workflow@ai-plugins-test-2
claude plugin install code-quality@ai-plugins-test-2

Or from a Git remote:

claude plugin marketplace add <git-url>

Plugins

dev-workflow

Command	What it does
/branch-create	Create a branch from an issue or feature description
/commit-smart	Analyze staged diff and produce a conventional commit msg
/pr-prepare	Orchestrate diff analysis + PR description

code-quality

Command	What it does
/review-diff	Review the current diff via reviewer + test auditor
/refactor-suggest	Suggest refactorings with tradeoffs
/test-gaps	Find uncovered branches and weak assertions

License

MIT