cat project.json
At a glance
- Creator and maintainer: Seth Hobson (wshobson)
- Contents: 94 plugins, 202 agents, 184 skills, 105 commands, and 16 orchestrators
- Supported tools: Claude Code, OpenAI Codex CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, Antigravity CLI, GitHub Copilot, and Pi
- Installation: you install only the plugins you need, and each plugin works on its own
- License: MIT
cat architecture.md
How it works
The repository keeps the instructions in Markdown files and converts them into the format that each supported tool expects. A plugin can combine specialist agents, skills, commands, and orchestrators, and installing one plugin doesn't load the rest of the marketplace into the session.
Because each plugin loads only its own files, the model's context holds only what the current task needs. Maintainers edit one shared source, and the build converts that source for every supported tool.
ls capabilities/
Capability coverage
| Area | Examples |
|---|---|
| Software delivery | Architecture, implementation, testing, debugging, and code review workflows |
| Security | Threat modeling, attack-path analysis, vulnerability triage, and validation |
| Data and AI | Data engineering, model workflows, retrieval systems, and evaluation |
| Operations | Incident response, observability, deployment, and infrastructure tasks |
| Plugin quality | Evaluation and improvement tools for agents, skills, and complete plugins |
run install
Install the marketplace
In Claude Code, you add the repository as a marketplace and then install only the plugins you need:
/plugin marketplace add wshobson/agentsThe GitHub repository has the full plugin catalog, the setup steps for each supported tool, and the source for every plugin.
ls related/