Ba
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- Updated January 8, 2026
- therealchrisrock/basho
ba is a Claude plugin marketplace that publishes knowledge-manager and km-notion so developers can install SECI/GRAI knowledge collaboration tooling from one catalog.
About
The basho marketplace (Ba, 場) distributes Claude Code plugins that enable shared contexts for AI-human knowledge creation. Developers add this catalog when they want knowledge-manager and km-notion installed from one source grounded in SECI theory. It is the parent distribution for the basho skills and agents rather than a general-purpose plugin hub.
- Marketplace for knowledge-manager and km-notion plugins
- Grounded in Nonaka knowledge creation theory
- Agents, skills, and /km:assess for SECI/GRAI
- Notion extensions via km-notion plugin
Ba by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
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| Last updated | January 8, 2026 |
| Repository | therealchrisrock/basho ↗ |
Where do you get Claude Code plugins that treat knowledge creation as a first-class practice instead of scattered prompts?
Installs basho plugins that create Ba contexts for SECI/GRAI knowledge collaboration inside Claude Code.
Who is it for?
Teams adopting basho’s knowledge-manager and Notion-oriented km-notion plugins together in Claude Code.
Skip if: Developers seeking unrelated devops or testing plugins should use a different marketplace.
What you get
You can install two knowledge plugins with shared SECI/GRAI skills, agents, and commands from one marketplace.json.
Plugins in this marketplace
2 plugins - install individually after you add the marketplace.
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FAQ
How many plugins does Basho ship?
The catalog lists two plugins: knowledge-manager and km-notion.
What theory is it Based on?
Nonaka and Takeuchi knowledge creation theory and Ba enabling contexts per the README.
Is this only for Notion?
knowledge-manager is general; km-notion adds Notion-specific patterns.