
Asermax Claude Plugins
- 1 repo stars
- Updated July 27, 2026
- asermax/claude-plugins
asermax-claude-plugins is a Claude Code plugin marketplace that ships seven workflow, memory, and spec-driven methodology packages usable across the solo-builder journey.
About
asermax-claude-plugins is a seven-plugin Claude Code marketplace bundle aimed at developers who want spec-driven, auditable agent workflows instead of improvising every session. The catalog keywords point at planning and OpenSpec-style requirements, Superpowers-adjacent methodology, memory and conversation archives, realtime observability dashboards, and systematic debugging and review—capabilities that matter from early research through ship review and long-term iteration. Canonical placement is Build project management because that is where written specs and progressive implementation plans first anchor the journey, but journeyScope is journey-wide: the same plugins support hypothesis work in Idea, review gates in Ship, and lifecycle memory in Grow. Intermediate complexity reflects the need to adopt commands, skills, and repository conventions across multiple packages. Install the bundle when you are standardizing how Claude plans, implements, and documents decisions—not when you only need one MCP connector. After registration, align your repo with the pack’s workflow vocabulary so each plugin reinforces the next.
- Seven Claude Code plugins in one asermax/claude-plugins marketplace bundle
- Spec-driven, OpenSpec, Superpowers, and structured planning keywords for auditable agent work
- Memory, conversation history, trails, and archive patterns for long-horizon solo builds
- Debugging, review, retrofit, and iterative implement commands across the dev loop
- Agentic methodology framing (kanshi, katachi, quint, hypothesise-evidence) rather than a single integration
Asermax Claude Plugins by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 1 |
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| Last updated | July 27, 2026 |
| Repository | asermax/claude-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Install asermax’s seven-plugin Claude pack for spec-driven development, agent memory, structured planning, debugging, and Superpowers-style methodology across the whole developer journey.
Who is it for?
Best when you're standardizing Claude Code around spec-driven development, agent memory, and Superpowers-like methodology with a single multi-plugin install.
Skip if: Skip if you want one narrow integration (for example only observability MCP) without changing how you plan and review agent work.
What you get
After you add the seven-plugin bundle, you get structured commands and skills for spec-driven planning, memory, review, and iterative implementation that stay consistent across Idea through Operate.
- Seven registered plugins from asermax/claude-plugins
- Repeatable spec-driven and review-oriented agent commands
- Longer-horizon memory and archive patterns for solo-builder projects
By the numbers
- Marketplace metadata reports plugin count: 7.
- Repository: asermax/claude-plugins (slug asermax-claude-plugins).
- Keyword surface includes openspec, superpowers, memory, observability, retrofit, and spec-driven.
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How it compares
Seven-plugin methodology and PM marketplace, not a single-task MCP server or data-monitoring bundle.
FAQ
Who is Asermax Claude Plugins for?
It is for and small-team developers who want a coordinated set of Claude Code plugins covering planning, spec-driven workflows, memory, debugging, and review rather than one-off skills.
When should I use Asermax Claude Plugins?
Use it whenever you want auditable agent habits—before spec writing, during iterative implement/debug cycles, and when archiving conversations for long-term product work.
How do I add Asermax Claude Plugins to my agent?
Register the asermax/claude-plugins marketplace source in Claude Code, install the seven listed plugins, then enable the skills and commands documented in each package for your repository.