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Skills and Plugin Marketplace
CCAM plugins package focused commands, agents, and skills for operations such as investigation, cost control, configuration review, integrations, quality checks, and platform maintenance.
Before installing a plugin, identify:
- what data it can read;
- what files or dashboard state it can change;
- whether it can invoke external services;
- which MCP mutation gates it expects;
- how it is versioned and removed;
- whether its instructions fit your repository policy.
The presence of a skill does not grant permission to use destructive or external actions.
- Read the plugin manifest and every instruction file it will invoke.
- Inspect scripts and dependencies from the exact revision.
- Test against a non-production CCAM instance or backup copy.
- Keep MCP read-only unless a specific workflow requires writes.
- Verify generated commands and target paths before execution.
- Pin or record the installed version.
- Re-review on update.
The repository contains plugin families for platform operations, configuration inspection, insights, cost guardrails, integrations, quality, and developer tooling. Use the repository's plugin documentation as the canonical inventory because available packages evolve with releases.
Maintain an allowlist for shared environments. Record plugin name, version, owner, required secrets, mutation level, and review date. A plugin that can change Claude/Codex configuration or send webhook data deserves the same review as an administrative script.
If a skill behaves unexpectedly, capture its exact version and input, disable mutation access, reproduce with a minimal read-only call, and inspect the generated tool/CLI request. Report issues without including transcript secrets.
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Guidance tracks the current master branch. For a deployed release, consult the repository documentation at that release tag before changing configuration.
CCAM Handbook
Use CCAM
- Read the dashboard
- Sessions and agents
- Kanban and tasks
- Tokens and costs
- Run agents
- Personal settings
Operate CCAM
- Deployment guide
- Hook health
- Security
- Backups and retention
- Prometheus and Grafana
- Remote machines
- Upgrades and rollback
- Incident runbooks
Automate and extend
- CLI patterns
- MCP workflows
- Alerts and webhooks
- Dynamic workflows
- Skills and plugins
- Safe config explorer
- Integration patterns
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