Umari
Guide Claude to scaffold and implement Umari event-sourcing modules—commands, projectors, effects—with correct DCB, folds, and idempotent side-effect patterns.
Overview
umari is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that teaches Claude to author Umari event-sourcing modules with DCB, folds, and idempotent effect patterns plus CLI scaffolding.
What is this marketplace?
- Single-plugin marketplace (umari v0.1.0) for the Umari event-sourcing runtime
- Teaches commands, projectors, effects, DCB, and fold mechanics
- Documents fold-check → side effect → record idempotency pattern
- Covers `umari` CLI scaffolding for new modules
- Tagged for event-sourcing, Rust, WASM, and DCB in marketplace metadata
- Marketplace bundles 1 plugin (umari v0.1.0)
- Marketplace metadata version 0.1.0
- Plugin tags include event-sourcing, rust, wasm, dcb
Community signal: 3 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Solo builders on Umari waste cycles when Claude generates incorrect folds, projectors, or non-idempotent side effects in event-sourced Rust/WASM code.
Who is it for?
Indie backend developers committed to the Umari event-sourcing stack who want agent-assisted module generation without semantic bugs in folds or effects.
Skip if: Builders not using Umari or event sourcing, or teams wanting generic REST CRUD scaffolding without DCB and projector discipline.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After installing the umari plugin, Claude follows Umari conventions for modules, idempotency, and `umari` CLI scaffolding so backend pieces compile into the runtime model.
- Installed umari marketplace plugin (v0.1.0)
- Umari modules (commands, projectors, effects) aligned with fold and idempotency rules
- CLI-scaffolded structure consistent with Umari conventions
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Umari marketplace targets backend implementation of event-sourced modules during Build, not validation landing pages or launch SEO. Backend subphase fits Rust/WASM Umari runtime work: folds, projectors, effects, and CLI scaffolding rather than UI polish.
How it compares
Domain-specific Umari/Rust event-sourcing framework plugin marketplace, not a general frontend or DevOps deploy pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Umari for?
Umari is for developers building on the Umari event-sourcing runtime who want Claude Code to respect DCB, folds, projectors, effects, and CLI scaffolding rules.
When should I use Umari?
Use Umari during Build backend work when you are adding or changing Umari modules and need correct fold-check, side effect, and record idempotency patterns.
How do I add Umari to my agent?
Register the tqwewe/Umari marketplace in Claude Code, install the Umari plugin, ensure Rust/WASM and the `Umari` CLI are set up in your repo, then prompt Claude to generate commands, projectors, or effects per the plugin guidance.