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knoxio Claude Plugins

Claude Code plugins by knoxio — agentic git flows, code review, and workflow automation.

Install

Add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add knoxio/claude-plugins

Then install any plugin:

/plugin install meeting-minutes@knoxio-claude-plugins

Available Plugins

meeting-minutes

Transcribe meeting recordings and generate detailed minutes with timestamps, cross-referenced against your project's PRDs and user stories.

What it does:

1. Transcribes the recording using mlx-whisper on Apple Silicon, splitting into 10-minute chunks to avoid hallucination on long audio
2. Studies your PRDs and user stories to understand the project context
3. Generates detailed meeting minutes with timestamps, discussion summaries, decisions, action items, and PRD cross-references

Prerequisites:

• Apple Silicon Mac (for mlx-whisper GPU acceleration)
• ffmpeg and ffprobe installed (brew install ffmpeg)
• Python 3

Usage:

/meeting-minutes "<path-to-recording>" "<docs-directories>"

Example:

/meeting-minutes "recordings/2026-04-09-billing-meeting.mp4" "billing/docs billing-webapp/docs"

Argument	Required	Description
video_file	Yes	Path to the video/audio file (.mp4, .webm, .m4a, etc.)
docs_dirs	Yes	Space-separated list of directories containing prds/ and user-stories/ subdirectories

Notes:

• Transcription of a 60-minute recording takes roughly 8-10 minutes on Apple Silicon
• Short hallucination blocks (1-3 minutes of repeated filler) may still occur and are flagged in the output
• Generated minutes include HH:MM:SS timestamps for jumping to specific moments in the recording

pr-comments

Review and address PR review comments — from CodeRabbitAI, human reviewers, or both — with human-in-the-loop approval before making changes.

What it does:

1. Fetches all review comments (bots and humans) from a PR
2. Groups comments by reviewer and presents each with an assessment and recommendation
3. Waits for your approval before making any changes (fix, skip, or modify)
4. Summarizes what was fixed, skipped, or modified by reviewer

Prerequisites:

• gh CLI installed and authenticated

Usage:

/pr-comments                                         # uses current branch's PR
/pr-comments 123                                     # PR number
/pr-comments https://github.com/org/repo/pull/123    # PR URL

Argument	Required	Description
pr	No	PR number, PR URL, or omit to use the current branch's PR

code

Open a file or directory in VS Code so you can read it in full or hand-edit it. Claude will also invoke this proactively whenever it wants you to look at something in your editor.

Prerequisites:

• VS Code installed with the code CLI on your PATH (run Shell Command: Install 'code' command in PATH from VS Code's command palette if needed)

Usage:

/code                    # opens the current working directory
/code path/to/file.ts    # opens a specific file
/code src/utils          # opens a directory
/code the config         # natural-language — Claude resolves it from context

Argument	Required	Description
target	No	File path, directory, or natural-language reference. Omit to open the current working directory.

commit

Analyze the current working-tree changes, split them into logical atomic commits with conventional-commit messages, and push to the remote. No Claude attribution or co-authored-by lines in messages.

Prerequisites:

• git and a configured remote

Usage:

/commit

Takes no arguments — operates on whatever is currently staged/unstaged. If it hits a merge conflict or push failure it stops and reports the state back to you rather than improvising a fix.

rebase

Smart rebase of the current branch onto the freshest version of its parent. Detects the parent by merge-base proximity across local branches, fetches it from origin, and — if the parent has been deleted from origin (typical after a squash-merge) — replays your commits onto the grandparent using git rebase --onto.

Prerequisites:

• git with an origin remote

Usage:

/rebase

Takes no arguments. Does not push and does not create commits — only rewrites the current branch. If a conflict is too ambiguous to resolve safely it aborts the rebase and hands back to you.

pr

/commit + gh pr create. Splits working-tree changes into atomic commits, pushes the branch, and opens a pull request against a base branch.

Behavior: