Gchiam Claude Code Plugins
gchiam-claude-code-plugins is a Claude Code plugin marketplace for the Ship phase that packages eight personal dev plugins for review, git cleanup, Jira/Logseq, and macOS agent notifications.
by gchiam · github.com/gchiam/claude-code-plugins
Add a personal eight-plugin Claude Code toolbox for git hygiene, reviews, Jira/Logseq bridges, notifications, and conversation capture on a Mac-centric dev workflow.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install gchiam-claude-code-plugins@gchiam/claude-code-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:gchiam/claude-code-plugins") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:gchiam/claude-code-plugins").
What it does
gchiam-claude-code-plugins is a community marketplace of eight personal plugins tuned for a solo developer who lives in git, tickets, and notes while using Claude Code on macOS. Rather than one mega-skill, you get small command-shaped plugins: absorb and fixup flows for commits, review and audit passes, Jira and Logseq hooks, notification sounds when the agent needs you, and utilities that snapshot conversations or validate skill.md structure. graphthulhu and multiperspective naming hints at richer review or graph views over projects and changes. It fits builders who already have a delivery rhythm and want Claude to enforce cleanup, compliance checks, and accurate descriptions instead of hand-rolling scripts every sprint. Expect intermediate familiarity with git staging, external CLIs, and local notification permissions. It is a workflow amplifier, not a greenfield app generator—pair it with your existing repo and issue tracker.
Highlights
- Eight personal Claude Code plugins in one marketplace repo
- Git-focused helpers including absorb-style cleanup and accurate commit descriptions
- Jira CLI and Logseq integration for tasks and notes from the agent
- macOS notifications for permission requests, subagent stops, and workflow events
- Conversation and claude.json capture for audits, insights, and structured summaries
Why builders use it
Personal Claude workflows sprawl across git mistakes, stale tasks, silent agent stalls, and conversations you cannot replay or audit later.
After registering the marketplace, you get targeted plugins that clean commits, run review checks, sync with Jira or Logseq, and surface macOS alerts when Claude needs input or finishes subagents.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Productivity.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 1 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is gchiam-claude-code-plugins for?
Individual developers on Claude Code who want a curated set of git, review, ticketing, and notification plugins rather than public generic skills.
When should I use gchiam-claude-code-plugins?
Use it during Ship and Operate when you are reviewing changes, cleaning commits, syncing Jira or Logseq, or need alerts when Claude blocks on permissions.
How do I add gchiam-claude-code-plugins to my agent?
Add the gchiam/claude-code-plugins marketplace in Claude Code, install the plugins you need from the eight-pack, and configure Jira CLI, Logseq paths, and macOS notification permissions locally.
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