My hub of Claude Code skills, plugins, and guides. Public so others can install the bits they like.
/plugin marketplace add vasudev-io/playbook
/plugin install design-research-kit@playbook
That bundles three plugins:
| plugin | what it does | author |
|---|---|---|
lazyweb |
design research skills backed by a curated screenshot database | Lazyweb (not me — bundled here for convenience) |
publish-research |
publishes a local research folder to your own GitHub Pages | me |
design-research-kit |
metapackage + auto-setup script that wires everything up | me |
After install, run the setup skill once. It creates your <user>/design-research repo, enables GitHub Pages, and seeds a landing page.
design-research-setup
The only remaining manual step is grabbing a free Lazyweb MCP token from their site — the setup skill prints the URL and the path to save it at.
/plugin install publish-research@playbook
Standalone — useful if you want to publish any report.html to your own Pages site, no Lazyweb required.
/plugin install branch-audit@playbook
A pre-merge audit of the current branch vs main. Instead of a single-pass review, it fans out parallel subagents per concern (regressions/races, repo conventions, dead code, edge cases), discovers your repo's own rules from CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md / .cursor/rules/*, then runs a critic pass to drop false positives before reporting. Triggers on /audit, "review my branch", "pre-flight check", etc. Read-only.
.
├── AGENTS.md ← imperative install script for AI agents
├── .claude-plugin/
│ └── marketplace.json ← marketplace manifest (4 plugins)
├── plugins/
│ ├── publish-research/ ← my publish skill (standalone-usable)
│ ├── branch-audit/ ← staff-engineer branch audit (standalone-usable)
│ └── design-research-kit/ ← metapackage + setup skill
└── guides/ ← long-form workflow guides
If you're an AI agent reading this repo to figure out what to do for a user, jump straight to AGENTS.md. It has imperative install steps.
- lazyweb plugin is by aboul3ata/lazyweb-skill — bundled here via
git-subdirfor one-command install convenience. All credit to them. - Inspired by the Anthropic claude-plugins-official marketplace structure.
MIT for the bits I wrote (publish-research, design-research-kit, the guides). Lazyweb's plugin retains its own MIT license.