By alexmclaren
Four-phase systematic debugging (reproduce, isolate, hypothesise, fix). Triggers on bug reports, test failures, error messages, "X is broken / not working / failing", "why is X happening", or production incident triage. Production-reality-first; verifies hypotheses against the running system before changing code. Replaces "guess and check" debugging.
Primary discovery marketplace for the Orryx Group + collaborative knowledge base.
This repo serves two purposes:
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json — the discovery surface for every cross-cutting plugin used by Triora, Pillarworks, Orryx Brain, Orryx Flow, and the crash-repair-template.# Register the marketplace
claude /plugin marketplace add orryx-group https://github.com/alexmclaren/orryx-knowledge
# Install a foundation plugin
claude /plugin install foundation/safety-hooks-base@orryx-group
# List installed
claude /plugin list
See CONTRIBUTING.md for plugin authoring guidance.
orryx-knowledge/
├── .claude-plugin/
│ └── marketplace.json # primary discovery surface
├── CONTRIBUTING.md # plugin authoring guidance
├── plugins/ # cross-cutting plugins (canonical home)
│ ├── foundation/ # bootstrap, hooks, conventions, templates
│ ├── methodology/ # plan-execute, BMAD, code-review, TDD, debug, spec-driven
│ ├── orchestration/ # agent-swarming, CPD, ralph, worktrees, scheduled-execution
│ ├── delivery/ # credential-audit, security-audit, docs-pack, sprint-plan, etc.
│ ├── persistent-agent/ # claw-memory pattern + cross-entity-protocol
│ └── mcp-servers/ # plugins wrapping or coordinating MCP servers
├── vertical-templates/ # industry-specific scaffolds
│ ├── _template/ # meta-template
│ └── crash-repair/ # first instance (from orryx-repair-intelligence)
├── domain/ # healthcare, construction, other domain knowledge
├── patterns/ # reusable implementation patterns
├── decisions/ # ADRs
├── anti-patterns/ # common mistakes to avoid
├── lessons-learned/ # what we learned from tasks
└── onboarding/ # new-team-member guides
Domain-specific plugins (e.g., triora-healthcare-context) live in their owning entity's repo (Clinical_trials/.claude-plugin/) and are referenced from this marketplace via source.url.
This is the hybrid topology recommended by the 2026-05-12 architecture audit:
See D:\orryx-audit\04-cross-entity-analysis.md for the topology decision rationale.
For domain expertise + ADRs + lessons learned, the domain/, patterns/, decisions/, anti-patterns/, lessons-learned/, onboarding/ directories serve their original purpose.
Plugins and the knowledge base coexist — the marketplace is what Claude Code discovers; the knowledge base is what humans + agents read for context.
CONTRIBUTING.md — plugin authoring guidance + quality gatesD:\orryx-standards\ — canonical AGENTS.base.md + CLAUDE.base.md + gitignore-snippetsD:\orryx-audit\ — the 2026-05-12 architecture audit + migration planOwn this plugin?
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npx claudepluginhub alexmclaren/orryx-knowledge --plugin systematic-debuggingAuthors new MCP servers for the Orryx Group using @orryx/core's DomainMcpBase. Triggers on requests to build an MCP server, add an MCP integration, scaffold a service-domain MCP, or "how do I make an MCP server". Enforces the verb-noun endpoint convention and audit-event schema lifted from orryx-risk-compliance design.
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