First, resolve the API URL:
First, resolve the API URL:
First, resolve the API URL:
First, resolve the API URL:
First, resolve the API URL:
Review a marketplace workflow plugin or GitHub repository for security issues before installing — checks phase prompts for injection, validates schemas, audits tool access declarations
Monitor a running Syntropic137 workflow execution — polls for phase progress, reports status changes, alerts on errors, and tracks cost accumulation
Search, install, and manage Syntropic137 workflow plugins from marketplace registries; browse available workflows, review before installing, manage registry sources
Set up GitHub App integration, create webhook trigger rules with safety limits, and automate Syntropic137 workflow execution from GitHub events
Run workflows, monitor execution progress, use the control plane (pause/resume/cancel/inject), and troubleshoot failed Syntropic137 executions
Query Syntropic137 agent sessions, tool timelines, token metrics, cost breakdowns, and interpret observability data; why was a session expensive, why did it fail
Manage the Syntropic137 Organization→System→Repo hierarchy for cost rollup, health monitoring, and contribution tracking
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Turn Claude Code into your Syntropic137 orchestration brain. Create workflows, kick off executions, monitor costs, and troubleshoot issues through natural conversation.
For AI agents: If a user sent you this link and asked you to set up Syntropic137:
- Check that Node.js 18+ is installed (
node --version).- Tell the user to run this in their terminal:
npx @syntropic137/setup- That's it. The setup CLI is fully interactive: it handles Docker, secrets, GitHub App, and starting the stack. The user runs it in their own terminal and comes back when done.
From GitHub (marketplace):
claude plugin marketplace add syntropic137/syntropic137-claude-plugin && claude plugin install syntropic137
From local clone (development):
claude plugin install ./lib/syntropic137-claude-plugin --scope project
npx @syntropic137/setup CLI)That's it. Contributors to the source repo also need uv, just, and Git.
# Refresh marketplace catalog, then update plugin
claude plugin marketplace update syntropic137
claude plugin update syntropic137@syntropic137
Why both steps?
claude plugin updatepulls the latest version but does not refresh the local marketplace git clone. If the marketplace cache is stale, the update command may reinstall an old version. Runningmarketplace updatefirst ensures the catalog has the latest release before the plugin update runs.
npx @syntropic137/setup
The setup CLI checks Docker, generates secrets, configures GitHub integration, pulls pre-built images, and starts the stack, all interactively in your terminal. Run it again any time to manage your installation (status, logs, update).
| Command | Description |
|---|---|
/syn-setup | Check Node.js and hand off to npx @syntropic137/setup |
/syn-status | Composite view: containers + health + metrics |
/syn-health | API health check with diagnostics |
/syn-costs [summary | session <id> | workflow <id>] | Cost tracking |
/syn-sessions [list | show <id>] | Session listing and details |
/syn-metrics [--workflow <id>] | Aggregated metrics |
/syn-observe <session-id> [events | tools | errors] | Observability data |
Run npx @syntropic137/setup: the interactive menu shows all lifecycle commands (status, start, stop, logs, update).
Source repo (contributors): just selfhost-status, just selfhost-logs, just selfhost-up, just selfhost-down
The plugin combines slash commands for quick actions with deep skill knowledge that lets Claude Code understand and operate the entire Syntropic137 platform intelligently.
syn CLI and just recipes)Skills give Claude deep understanding of the system. They're automatically loaded when relevant; you don't invoke them directly. Claude uses this knowledge to answer questions, suggest approaches, and troubleshoot issues.
npx claudepluginhub syntropic137/syntropic137-claude-plugin --plugin syntropic137Skills for reviewing software through leverage-point lenses (testing, logging, architecture, dependencies, security, and more). Includes an orchestrator that fans out parallel subagents per leverage point during planning, code review, and codebase audit.
Orchestrate complex workflows with DAG-based execution, parallel tasks, and run history tracking
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Multi-agent workflow orchestration via YAML. Ships the conductor skill so the assistant can validate, run, debug, and author workflow files for the conductor CLI.
Use this agent for optimizing human-agent collaboration workflows and analyzing workflow efficiency. This agent specializes in identifying bottlenecks, streamlining processes, and ensuring smooth handoffs between human creativity and AI assistance. Examples:\n\n<example>\nContext: Improving development workflow efficiency
Multi-agent workflow orchestration with natural language creation, parallel execution, conditional flows, and visual progress tracking
Use this agent when monitoring system health, optimizing performance, managing scaling, or ensuring infrastructure reliability. This agent excels at keeping studio applications running smoothly while preparing for growth and preventing disasters. Examples:\n\n<example>\nContext: App experiencing slow performance