By mholtzhausen
Org-wide engineering standards bundling Conventional Commit and secure-code-review skills, a /pr-description command, a code-reviewer subagent, and a PreToolUse hook that blocks accidental secret commits.
Use when writing a git commit message, drafting a commit, squashing or rewording commits, or when the user asks how to format a commit. Produces Conventional Commits 1.0.0 messages (type(scope): subject) with correct types, imperative subjects, wrapped bodies, and BREAKING CHANGE footers.
Use when reviewing code for security, auditing a diff or pull request for vulnerabilities, hardening a change before merge, or when the user asks "is this secure" or about injection, secrets, authz, or unsafe deserialization. Applies a framework-agnostic security checklist and reports issues by severity.
This repository is the org-wide Claude Code plugin marketplace for Superbalist, maintained by Platform Engineering. It distributes shared Claude Code tooling — skills, slash commands, subagents, and safety hooks — to every developer in the organization.
It currently ships one plugin:
sup-standards — Conventional Commit and
secure-code-review skills, a /pr-description command, a code-reviewer
subagent, and a PreToolUse hook that blocks accidental secret commits.An org owner connects this repo under Organization settings → Plugins (GitHub sync). Once connected, the marketplace is distributed to everyone in the org, and plugins can be marked Required. See Connecting as a managed marketplace below. This is the production distribution path.
To test changes from a local clone before they merge:
# From the repo root
claude plugin marketplace add ./
claude plugin install sup-standards@sup-internal
This adds the marketplace from the local path and installs the plugin so you
can try skills, the /pr-description command, the code-reviewer agent, and
the secret-blocking hook locally.
This repo dogfoods its own plugin. The committed
.claude/settings.json registers sup-internal as
a local marketplace and enables sup-standards at project scope. That
means anyone who clones this repo and runs Claude Code here automatically gets
the plugin enabled — no manual install needed — so contributors review the
marketplace using the very tooling it ships.
(Machine-specific overrides belong in .claude/settings.local.json, which is
git-ignored.)
# Validate the marketplace + plugins exactly as CI does (stdlib Python only)
python3 .github/scripts/validate_plugins.py
# Add and install locally
claude plugin marketplace add .
claude plugin install sup-standards@sup-internal
Because this is a private/internal github.com marketplace, these rules are hard requirements — CI enforces them:
source in
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json is a
relative path inside this repo (e.g. ./plugins/sup-standards).
github/url/git/npm/pip source types fail for private org
marketplaces.../.repository is a string, version is valid semver, and every
skill/command/agent has YAML frontmatter with a description.See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full workflow.
See the one-paragraph summary at the end of the setup notes, or in short: an org
owner opens Organization settings → Plugins, connects this GitHub repo as a
synced marketplace, enables Sync automatically so merges to main propagate
to all developers, and sets sup-standards to Required so every developer
receives it.
Modifies files
Hook triggers on file write and edit operations
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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