okite

okite

日本語 | English

A central repository for shared Claude Code / monban assets across mulyu repositories. "Okite" (掟) means "common rules" in Japanese.

What it ships

1. monban security baseline — monban.yml

A shared configuration that downstream repos pull in via monban's extends mechanism. It covers secret / conflict / invisible / injection detection, GitHub Actions hardening, npm supply-chain checks, MCP config inspection, and detection of files that should have been ignored by .gitignore.

Child repos inherit it from their own monban.yml:

extends:
  - type: github
    repo: Mulyu/okite
    ref: main          # use a commit hash or tag for stable operation
    path: monban.yml

# Project-specific rules go below

Merge semantics:

• Arrays are concatenated (child rules are appended to parent rules)
• Scalars favour the child
• Transitive resolution is not performed (further extends inside okite does not chain)

2. Claude Code plugin — okite

plugins/okite/ hosts the Claude Code plugin itself. It distributes skills and hooks.

Skills

• thinking — A general-purpose skill that deepens planning / design through three rounds (investigate → consolidate → refine)
• documentation — Naming conventions, language selectors, and sync rules for maintaining bilingual (English / Japanese) READMEs and docs

Hooks

• session-start — Sets up Node project dependencies by inspecting .nvmrc and package.json (web environments only)
• guard-bash — Blocks force pushes to main/master, --no-verify, and git config mutations

Project-specific bans (e.g. forbidding particular commands) should be added as separate hooks in each repository.

Usage

Register the marketplace

/plugin marketplace add Mulyu/okite
/plugin install okite@mulyu-okite

Or, in each repository's .claude/settings.json:

{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "mulyu-okite": {
      "source": {
        "source": "github",
        "repo": "Mulyu/okite"
      }
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "okite@mulyu-okite": true
  }
}

Versioning

• ref: main always fetches the latest version (mutable, refetched every time)
• For stability, pin to a commit hash or tag (persistent cache)
• Cut a tag whenever a breaking change ships

License

MIT