A Claude Code plugin marketplace — a growing collection of independently-installable plugins, published from this one repo.
Each plugin here is self-contained. They share an author and a marketplace, not a dependency: install one, install several, or install none. Adding the marketplace does not install anything.
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/dashworthy/marketplace
Then install whichever plugins you want:
/plugin install signal@dashworthy
/plugin install verity@dashworthy
| Plugin | What it does | How you invoke it |
|---|---|---|
signal 0.1.0 |
Discovery. Interrogates a vague request into hard requirements, surfaces what you didn't think to ask for, and orders the result into a brief where nothing appears before what it depends on. It produces a brief and stops — it does not design, plan, or build. | /signal <request> |
verity 0.1.0 |
Diff-scoped test hardening. Audits a branch diff for weakly-tested behaviour, writes tests and only tests to close the gaps, and verifies those tests actually assert what they claim — looping until thresholds are met or it runs out of road. Never modifies application code. | No command — invoke the conducting-test-hardening skill, or let it fire when implementation work finishes |
They are not sequential stages of one tool, but they do sit at opposite ends of the same piece of work: signal runs before anything is built, when the question is what are we actually making? Verity runs after, when the question is would anything notice if this broke? Neither knows about the other, and neither needs the other installed.
Each plugin's own README carries its process-flow diagram and — in both cases — an explicit account of what it does not guarantee: signal, verity.
marketplace/
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json the dashworthy marketplace
├── signal/ one plugin
│ └── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
└── verity/ another
└── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
A new plugin is a new top-level directory with its own .claude-plugin/plugin.json, plus an entry in the marketplace manifest. Nothing inside the existing plugins changes when one is added.
MIT. See LICENSE.