Uw Ssec Rse Plugins
- 25 repo stars
- Updated July 9, 2026
- uw-ssec/rse-plugins
uw-ssec-rse-plugins is a Claude Code plugin that bundles eight research-software engineering skills for scientific Python, geospatial data, visualization, and project lifecycle.
About
uw-ssec-rse-plugins is a community Claude Code plugin collection from UW SSEC aimed at research software engineering with AI-enabled agents. The bundle spans eight plugins and keywords that read like a scientific computing syllabus: multidimensional arrays, cloud-native storage, chunking and compression, xarray and Zarr workflows, and interactive visualization through the Holoviz ecosystem. It also encodes research-through-design, project lifecycle management, validation, benchmarking, and documentation practices—material researchers and small RSE teams need when turning notebooks into maintainable software. Developers working on climate, geospatial, astronomy, or environmental data products can use these plugins to keep agents aligned with domain formats and RSE norms instead of generic web-app advice. It is intermediate to advanced: expect Python, scientific libraries, and comfort with array-centric data models. Install when your product is research software, not a simple CRUD SaaS.
- 8-plugin Research Software Engineering bundle for coding agents (uw-ssec/rse-plugins)
- Scientific Python ecosystem coverage: xarray, Zarr, HDF5, NetCDF, Dask, Astropy-adjacent domains
- Holoviz stack skills: HoloViews, GeoViews, hvPlot, Panel, Datashader, Bokeh, Lumen dashboards
- Project lifecycle, onboarding, design methodology, and community-health oriented workflows
- Domain tags span climate, hydrology, geospatial, astronomy, and environmental datasets
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| repo stars | ★ 25 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | July 9, 2026 |
| Repository | uw-ssec/rse-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Install UW SSEC research-software engineering plugins so coding agents help with scientific Python, geospatial data, visualization, and RSE project lifecycle.
Who is it for?
researchers and RSEs building Python tools for geospatial, climate, environmental, or astronomy-style multidimensional data.
Skip if: Typical consumer SaaS or mobile apps with no scientific data stack, or beginners who only need generic frontend snippets.
What you get
After you add the plugins, your agent can follow domain-aware RSE guidance across data handling, visualization, documentation, validation, and project handoff.
- 8 RSE-focused Claude Code plugins enabled for the project
- Agent guidance aligned to scientific data formats and Holoviz visualization patterns
- Lifecycle, documentation, and validation-oriented workflows for research code
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FAQ
Who is Uw Ssec Rse Plugins for?
It is for research software engineers and scientists using coding agents to build, document, and validate Python research applications.
When should I use Uw Ssec Rse Plugins?
Use it during Build and early Ship when working with xarray-style data, scientific visualization, cloud-native storage, and formal RSE project practices.
How do I add Uw Ssec Rse Plugins to my agent?
Install the eight plugins from the uw-ssec/rse-plugins GitHub repository into Claude Code per repo instructions, then enable skills matching your domain (e.g., geospatial, climate, visualization).