Takemi Ohama Ai Agent Marketplace
takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace is a Claude Code plugin marketplace for the Build phase that bundles Playwright MCP, agent commands, and workflow-oriented server setup.
by takemi-ohama · github.com/takemi-ohama/ai-agent-marketplace
Install a two-plugin Claude bundle that wires Playwright browser MCP, Slack summaries, and combined agent commands for faster local AI development workflows.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace@takemi-ohama/ai-agent-marketplaceBuilt 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:takemi-ohama/ai-agent-marketplace") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:takemi-ohama/ai-agent-marketplace").
What it does
takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace is a small Claude Code plugin marketplace that packages two related plugins for builders who want browser automation and agent infrastructure without hand-rolling every MCP server. The catalog keywords point at Playwright MCP, Chromium control, Slack summaries, autosetup, and commands that combine specialized servers—useful when you are prototyping agent workflows, scraping or testing UIs from the terminal, or keeping teammates in the loop via notifications. It is not a single skill file; you add the marketplace repo and pick the bundled plugins inside Claude Code. Solo indie developers shipping agent-heavy tools or internal automations benefit most when they already use Claude Code and want a curated starting stack. Complexity is intermediate because you must understand MCP installation, browser tooling, and optional Slack configuration. Treat it as an integration accelerator in Build, with possible Operate overlap once notifications matter in production-adjacent loops.
Highlights
- Marketplace bundles 2 Claude Code plugins in one repo install flow.
- Combines Playwright/Chromium browser MCP with workflow-oriented agent commands.
- Slack-oriented summaries and notifications for long-running agent sessions.
- All-in-one autosetup and configuration keywords aimed at reducing manual MCP wiring.
- Community-sourced bundle mixing development servers and notification hooks.
Why builders use it
Solo builders waste hours stitching browser MCP, Slack alerts, and ad hoc agent commands instead of shipping the actual product.
After adding the marketplace, you get two pre-packaged plugins that centralize autosetup-style agent tooling and browser automation entry points in Claude Code.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in AI Agents.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 1 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace for?
Claude Code users who want packaged agent tooling, Playwright MCP, and notification-oriented workflow helpers without assembling each server manually.
When should I use takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace?
Use it during Build when you are standing up agent integrations, browser automation, or Slack-backed summaries for development sessions.
How do I add takemi-ohama-ai-agent-marketplace to my agent?
Add the takemi-ohama/ai-agent-marketplace repository as a Claude Code plugin marketplace source, then enable the two bundled plugins from the marketplace UI.
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