A3lem My Claude Plugins
a3lem-my-claude-plugins is a Claude Code plugin marketplace for the Build phase that bundles four personal Python and spec-driven development plugins including LSP, basedpyright, and Speckit-style workflows.
by a3lem · github.com/a3lem/my-claude-plugins
Install a personal four-plugin marketplace for Python LSP, basedpyright, spec-driven and Speckit workflows, structured JSON I/O, and differential testing.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install a3lem-my-claude-plugins@a3lem/my-claude-pluginsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:a3lem/my-claude-plugins") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:a3lem/my-claude-plugins").
What it does
a3lem-my-claude-plugins is a Claude Code marketplace maintained by a3lem for their own development plugins—four entries spanning Python typing with basedpyright, language-server tooling, Calvin/Theo-style developer workflows, and spec-driven or Speckit-oriented planning. Keywords highlight structured JSON interfaces (inputjson, outputjson, expectedjson), differential testing, project and directory management, and enable flags for turning capabilities on per repo. Solo builders shipping Python backends or agent-driven CLIs gain a cohesive lane for enforcing types, running LSP-assisted refactors, and keeping agent outputs aligned with written specs instead of ad-hoc prompts. The bundle reads as an intermediate-to-advanced personal dev kit rather than a productized SaaS integration. Register the marketplace in Claude Code, then pick individual plugins matching your spec-kit or pyright setup. Skillselion lists it so Python-first indie developers can contrast this tight four-plugin set against larger community markets.
Highlights
- Personal Claude Code marketplace bundling 4 plugins
- Python-focused stack: basedpyright, LSP server, and style guidelines
- Spec-driven and Speckit keywords for structured spec-to-implementation loops
- Structured inputjson, outputjson, and expectedjson for testable agent contracts
- Differential and diffed testing patterns for regression-aware agent edits
Why builders use it
Agent-assisted Python work drifts without LSP discipline, typed contracts, or spec-driven checkpoints between prompts and merges.
After adding the marketplace you can enable four targeted plugins for pyright typing, structured JSON test fixtures, spec-driven specs, and differential validation in Claude Code sessions.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 0 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is a3lem-my-claude-plugins for?
It is for Claude Code users building Python projects who want the author’s own LSP, basedpyright, spec-driven, and structured testing plugins in one marketplace.
When should I use a3lem-my-claude-plugins?
Use it during Build (and Ship testing passes) when you enforce specs, types, and JSON-shaped test expectations while coding with agents.
How do I add a3lem-my-claude-plugins to my agent?
Register a3lem/my-claude-plugins as a Claude Code marketplace, install the four plugins you need, and configure basedpyright or Speckit settings per plugin README.
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