
Eduardoarantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace
- 2 repo stars
- Updated March 5, 2026
- eduardoarantes/claude-code-plugin-marketplace
Eduardo Arantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace is a Claude Code plugin bundle that focuses on Bowser QA agents, parallel validation, and git-backed issue workflows across seven plugins.
About
Eduardo Arantes’s Claude Code marketplace bundles seven plugins aimed at developers who treat QA as a first-class ship gate rather than a manual browser session at the end. The ingest highlights Bowser QA agents, parallel execution, pass/fail summaries, screenshots, and markdown reports—patterns suited to SaaS and mobile-adjacent web apps where you need evidence before merge. Complementary plugins cover git worktrees, issue discovery, notifications, voice or input modalities where enabled, and team-style story workflows scaled down for one person wearing QA hat. Architecture and product keywords suggest the bundle also nudges structural decisions while validating stories. Register the marketplace when you are hardening releases: spin an isolated worktree, run agent-driven checks, collect artifacts, and feed failures back into issues without leaving Claude Code. Description text in catalog is minimal (“7 plugins”), so verify each plugin’s commands after install; tagging confidence reflects strong QA signals but limited per-plugin README in the snippet.
- Bowser QA agent plugins with parallel validation runs and pass/fail aggregated reporting
- Screenshot capture and markdown-ready results for reproducing UI or flow defects
- Git worktree and issue-management commands to isolate fixes without trashing main
- Shared agent state and notification hooks so long QA series do not lose context
- TypeScript and Python oriented production workflows with architecture and story-level support
Eduardoarantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 2 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | March 5, 2026 |
| Repository | eduardoarantes/claude-code-plugin-marketplace ↗ |
What it does
Install seven plugins centered on Bowser QA agents, parallel pass/fail validation, screenshots, git worktrees, and issue workflows for production-ready TypeScript and Python shipping.
Who is it for?
Best when you're on TypeScript or Python stacks and want agent-mediated QA, visual proof, and structured pass/fail reports inside Claude Code.
Skip if: Projects with no automated test appetite, teams that forbid screenshot-based QA plugins, or repos not using git worktrees and GitHub-style issue flow.
What you get
After adding the marketplace, you can run parallel Bowser-style validations, capture screenshot evidence, and route failures into issues from isolated git worktrees.
- Parallel QA runs with pass/fail summaries and screenshot artifacts
- Markdown or structured reports suitable for PR or issue comments
- Isolated worktree flows for fixing validation failures
By the numbers
- Marketplace contains 7 plugins
- Catalog keywords emphasize Bowser QA agents and parallel pass/fail reporting
- Ingest lists 2 GitHub stars on eduardoarantes/claude-code-plugin-marketplace
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How it compares
QA-agent and validation marketplace, not an agile epic slash suite or a document-only RAG pack.
FAQ
Who is Eduardoarantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace for?
It is for independent developers shipping web or agent-backed products who need Bowser-style QA automation, screenshots, and issue-linked validation in Claude Code.
When should I use Eduardoarantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace?
Use it before you mark a story production-ready, when you want parallel checks, visual artifacts, and git-isolated fix branches.
How do I add Eduardoarantes Claude Code Plugin Marketplace to my agent?
Register eduardoarantes/claude-code-plugin-marketplace in Claude Code, install the bundle, enable Bowser QA and supporting plugins, then connect your git remote and issue tracker per each plugin README.