Multi-plugin installation/setup utility for using Claude Code to orchestrate multiple parts of daily Linux desktop computer use.
Stub — actively being scoped.
Claude-OS treats Claude Code as the control plane for a Linux desktop. Rather than configuring plugins ad-hoc per project, Claude-OS provides:
- Public, personal, and private marketplaces are all first-class.
- Marketplace endpoints are parameterized as variables (for now) so users can point at their own.
- Anyone using Claude-OS with the maintainer's plugins should install the public marketplace; private/personal marketplaces remain user-scoped.
- A workspace is a repo / filesystem directory pre-wired with the right plugins for a task.
- Create a new workspace → it's scaffolded as a repo and connected to the plugins it needs.
- That repo is the Claude workspace: opening Claude Code there gives you a fit-for-purpose environment.
- A workspace base directory holds the active set of project workspaces.
- User-level plugins are present globally and don't need to be re-added per workspace.
- Project-level plugins are declared by the workspace and installed when it's set up.
The maintainer's own plugins (already built out) are the initial building blocks — Claude-OS fits them together as a jigsaw. They're installable by anyone via the public marketplace; the architecture itself is plugin-agnostic.