Opinionated developer workflow orchestration with pluggable providers for git hosting, ticket management, and document storage
Archive a completed worktree — generates a searchable summary, moves specs to deep storage, and removes the worktree. Use when done with a ticket.
Provider-aware workspace configuration wizard — idempotent and incremental.
Execute implementation from specs. Reviews and applies pending changes before showing tasks. Use after kraft-plan.
Onboard a new repository as a workspace submodule with automatic codebase scanning.
Orchestrate planning for a ticket. Creates specs directly during planning phase, or tracked change records once implementation has started. Use after kraft-work.
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Opinionated developer workflow orchestration for Claude Code. Manages the full development lifecycle — from ticket to merge request — through spec-driven planning, git worktree isolation, and modular integrations.
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/filipeestacio/kraftwork.git
claude plugin install kraftwork@kraftwork-marketplace
Then restart Claude Code and run /kraft-config to set up your workspace.
Pick the ones relevant to your stack:
claude plugin install kraftwork-gitlab@kraftwork-marketplace # GitLab CI/CD + merge requests
claude plugin install kraftwork-github@kraftwork-marketplace # GitHub pull requests
claude plugin install kraftwork-jira@kraftwork-marketplace # Jira ticket management
claude plugin install kraftwork-clickup@kraftwork-marketplace # ClickUp tickets + docs
claude plugin install kraftwork-intel@kraftwork-marketplace # Local knowledge base + metrics
claude plugin install kraftwork-argocd@kraftwork-marketplace # ArgoCD deployment health
claude plugin install kraftwork-review@kraftwork-marketplace # Independent code review
claude plugin install kraftwork-zellij@kraftwork-marketplace # Zellij terminal multiplexer
Copy this entire block into a Claude Code session:
Install the Kraftwork plugin marketplace and plugins for this workspace.
1. Add the marketplace:
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/filipeestacio/kraftwork.git
2. Install the core plugin (always required):
claude plugin install kraftwork@kraftwork-marketplace
3. Then install whichever extensions match this project's tooling. Available:
- kraftwork-github — GitHub git hosting provider
- kraftwork-gitlab — GitLab CI/CD and merge requests
- kraftwork-jira — Jira ticket management
- kraftwork-clickup — ClickUp tickets and document storage
- kraftwork-intel — local knowledge base, metrics, and evals
- kraftwork-argocd — ArgoCD deployment health
- kraftwork-review — independent code review perspectives
- kraftwork-zellij — Zellij terminal multiplexer
- presentation — standalone HTML slideshow generator
Install with: claude plugin install <name>@kraftwork-marketplace
If any install fails with EACCES on ~/.claude/settings.json (common with
Nix / Home Manager), retry with --scope project.
4. After installing, tell me to restart the session so plugin skills are
registered, then run /kraft-config to initialize the workspace.
Local path (for development or if you've cloned this monorepo):
claude --plugin-dir /path/to/kraftwork/kraftwork
claude --plugin-dir /path/to/kraftwork/kraftwork-gitlab
Nix / Home Manager — if ~/.claude/settings.json is a read-only symlink, use --scope project for all installs:
claude plugin install kraftwork@kraftwork-marketplace --scope project
Kraftwork is a monorepo containing a core plugin and optional extensions, all built as Claude Code plugins. It enforces a structured workflow: plan before you code, isolate work in worktrees, decompose into small reviewable MRs, and capture learnings along the way.
kraftwork/ Core workflow plugin with pluggable provider interfaces
kraftwork-github/ GitHub git hosting provider
kraftwork-gitlab/ GitLab CI/CD and merge request provider
kraftwork-jira/ Jira ticket management provider
kraftwork-clickup/ ClickUp ticket management and document storage provider
kraftwork-intel/ Local intelligence — metrics, knowledge, evals (memory provider)
kraftwork-argocd/ ArgoCD deployment health and debugging
kraftwork-review/ Independent code review perspectives
kraftwork-zellij/ Zellij terminal multiplexer control
The typical development cycle:
/kraft-config — Configure workspace with repos, providers, and directory scaffolding/kraft-work TICKET-123 — Create a git worktree for a ticket, resume existing work, or stack worktrees/kraft-plan — Brainstorm, create a spec, and decompose work into MR-sized tasks/kraft-implement — Execute tasks from the spec with change tracking/kraft-split — Split a branch into stacked MRs with verification/kraft-archive — Clean up completed worktrees with safety checksAdditional commands: /kraft-sync (pull latest across repos), /kraft-import (import remote branches), /kraft-retro (post-merge retrospective).
npx claudepluginhub filipeestacio/kraftwork --plugin kraftworkClickUp ticket management and document storage provider for Kraftwork (requires kraftwork core)
GitHub git hosting provider for Kraftwork (requires kraftwork core)
Local intelligence layer — metrics, knowledge, and evals for Kraftwork workflows (requires kraftwork core)
Zellij terminal multiplexer control for Kraftwork (requires kraftwork core)
GitLab CI/CD and merge request workflows for Kraftwork (requires kraftwork core)
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