quiver

Quiver

Quiver is a development lifecycle plugin for AI coding CLIs. Purpose-built skills for brainstorming, planning, execution, debugging, code review, and session handover, plus specialized agents for review and debugging.

Typical workflow

A normal feature cycle chains these skills. Each one is self-contained and works on its own. Skip steps, reorder them, or use just the ones you need. If you hit a bug at any point, run /hypothesis-debugging to investigate it systematically.

1. /brainstorm: turn a vague idea into a validated spec by walking through clarifying questions and trade-off analysis on 2-3 design approaches.
2. /plan: research the codebase in parallel, then break the chosen approach into verifiable step-by-step tasks with exact file paths.
3. /work: execute the plan task-by-task with continuous testing, branch setup, and incremental commits.
4. /commit: generate a Conventional Commits message from staged changes and commit (optionally pushing).
5. /create-pr: open a GitHub pull request with an auto-generated title and description from the branch diff.
6. /review: dispatch review agents to check code quality, security, and architecture, then synthesize findings into one report. Runs 5 agents by default; --deep for the full pipeline.
7. /handover: save an 8-section summary of the session so the next session resumes with full context.

Installation

Installation differs by CLI.

Claude Code

/plugin marketplace add yagizdo/quiver
/plugin install quiver@yagizdo/quiver

Then try /brainstorm in any session.

Cursor (2.5+)

/add-plugin quiver

Or browse cursor.com/marketplace and click "Add to Cursor".

• The cursor-agent CLI does not load plugin skills (IDE-only). Use Cursor IDE for skill-using workflows.
• WebFetch and WebSearch are unsupported on Cursor; the included context7 MCP covers documentation lookups.
• If handover auto-save does not fire after install, Cursor's preCompact event may use a different JSON field name than Claude Code. Edit .cursor/hooks.json to log raw stdin to a file, trigger context compaction, and inspect the log for the actual field names.

OpenAI Codex CLI

codex plugin marketplace add yagizdo/quiver

Then try /brainstorm in any session.

• The handover auto-save hook maps to Codex's Stop event with a 10-minute cooldown. For on-demand handovers, use /handover directly.
• AskUserQuestion is polyfilled as numbered text prompts: reply with the option number.
• Agent dispatch uses spawn_agent(worker) with the agent's persona prompt read from agents/. The /review skill dispatches 5 agents by default, or the full pipeline with --deep.
• The hook script uses claude -p for transcript summarization. If the claude CLI is not installed, the auto-save hook will silently skip (manual /handover still works).

Gemini CLI

gemini extensions install quiver

Then try /brainstorm in any session.

• ask_user is native on Gemini CLI: interactive prompts render with full fidelity.
• The handover auto-save hook maps to Gemini CLI's PreCompress event. Unlike Codex's Stop event, no cooldown guard is needed: PreCompress fires only before history compression.
• Agent dispatch reads agent persona prompts from agents/ and executes them inline. The /review skill dispatches 5 agents by default, or the full pipeline with --deep.
• The hook script uses claude -p for transcript summarization. If the claude CLI is not installed, the auto-save hook will silently skip (manual /handover still works).

OpenCode

git clone https://github.com/yagizdo/quiver.git /tmp/quiver
/tmp/quiver/setup-opencode.sh /path/to/your-project

This copies Quiver's agents, skills, commands, plugin, and config into your project's .opencode/ directory. After setup, open your project with opencode.

Quiver provides 20 specialist agents (@agentname), 12 slash commands (/ tab), and 19 skills. The plugin hooks into session compaction to preserve handover context.

Note: OpenCode has no plugin marketplace or install command. Use the setup-opencode.sh script above. For updates, re-run the script.

Other differences from Claude Code: AskUserQuestion interactive prompts are not available — commands present choices as numbered lists. Multi-agent orchestration uses OpenCode's @agent mention and Task tool instead of Claude Code's Agent tool. PreCompact hooks don't fire — use /handover manually at session boundaries.

Windows: Requires git config core.symlinks true before cloning (Developer Mode or group policy grant needed).

Components

Component	Count
Hooks	1
Skills	19
Agents	20

Skills

Session Handover