Summary
Write a new how-to article (or articles, as needed) explaining how to extend Han skills using Claude plugin dependencies in plugin configuration. Source it from the canonical Claude docs and use han.github as the worked, in-repo example.
Background
han.github already extends Han the way this article should teach: it ships GitHub-facing skills and depends on han.core, and the han meta-plugin pulls both in through its dependencies. That makes it a concrete, shippable example of "extend Han via plugin dependencies" rather than a hypothetical.
Goal
A how-to that shows operators/contributors how to extend Han skills by depending on it from another plugin, with:
- Sourced information from canonical Claude documentation.
- Concrete examples pulled directly from
han.github (its plugin.json dependency on han.core, its skills, and the han meta-plugin's dependencies).
- An explanation of how these pieces integrate and why they integrate that way.
Canonical reference
Start from the canonical Claude documentation on plugin dependencies:
https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugin-dependencies#enable-or-disable-a-plugin-with-dependencies
Suspected areas / inputs
han.github/ — the worked example (skills + han.github/.claude-plugin/plugin.json).
han/.claude-plugin/plugin.json — the meta-plugin that depends on han.core + han.github.
docs/how-to/ (workflow guide) vs. docs/guidance/ (contributor authoring guidance) — candidate homes.
docs/guidance/claude-marketplace-and-plugin-configuration/ and docs/guidance/plugin-entity-taxonomy.md — existing references to build on, not duplicate.
Open questions to resolve before writing
- Audience: operators composing plugins, or contributors authoring a new dependent plugin? (Affects framing.)
- Scope of "extend": only the dependency-via-
plugin.json mechanism, or also adding new skills/agents that build on existing Han skills?
- Placement & count: one article or a small set, and which folder.
- Done criteria: e.g., a reader can stand up a new plugin that depends on
han.core and adds a skill.
Recommended next step
Run /research first — this is fundamentally a research-and-document task. The research report (canonical-doc findings + han.github evidence) becomes the source material for the article(s).
Triaged via /issue-triage. Type: Feature Request · Severity: Low.
Summary
Write a new how-to article (or articles, as needed) explaining how to extend Han skills using Claude plugin dependencies in plugin configuration. Source it from the canonical Claude docs and use
han.githubas the worked, in-repo example.Background
han.githubalready extends Han the way this article should teach: it ships GitHub-facing skills and depends onhan.core, and thehanmeta-plugin pulls both in through itsdependencies. That makes it a concrete, shippable example of "extend Han via plugin dependencies" rather than a hypothetical.Goal
A how-to that shows operators/contributors how to extend Han skills by depending on it from another plugin, with:
han.github(itsplugin.jsondependency onhan.core, its skills, and thehanmeta-plugin'sdependencies).Canonical reference
Start from the canonical Claude documentation on plugin dependencies:
https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugin-dependencies#enable-or-disable-a-plugin-with-dependencies
Suspected areas / inputs
han.github/— the worked example (skills +han.github/.claude-plugin/plugin.json).han/.claude-plugin/plugin.json— the meta-plugin that depends onhan.core+han.github.docs/how-to/(workflow guide) vs.docs/guidance/(contributor authoring guidance) — candidate homes.docs/guidance/claude-marketplace-and-plugin-configuration/anddocs/guidance/plugin-entity-taxonomy.md— existing references to build on, not duplicate.Open questions to resolve before writing
plugin.jsonmechanism, or also adding new skills/agents that build on existing Han skills?han.coreand adds a skill.Recommended next step
Run
/researchfirst — this is fundamentally a research-and-document task. The research report (canonical-doc findings +han.githubevidence) becomes the source material for the article(s).Triaged via
/issue-triage. Type: Feature Request · Severity: Low.