ancplua-claude-plugins
Claude Code plugin marketplace — an agent-teams-aware advanced software-engineering
base set. 23 plugins for parallel agent orchestration, PR-to-merge ferrying,
dependency migration, first-principles repo transformation, parallel code review,
cognitive guardrails, behavior-first test quality, plugin/skill evaluation,
X/Twitter data workflow planning, and code-elegance work.
What this does
Built around Claude Code's multi-agent capabilities — from one-shot subagent
fan-out (exodia spawns up to 12 workers) to the experimental agent-teams feature
(council reconciles an Opus team against a /deep-research report via the Teams API). Each phase is gated — work
only advances when the gate passes. No manual babysitting.
Plugins
23 plugins (17 in this repository, 3 language servers, 3 in their own repositories):
| Plugin | What it does in plain language |
|---|
| exodia | Summons up to 12 AI workers that tackle different parts of your code simultaneously. One finds problems, another fixes them, another reviews the fix — all at the same time |
| council | Council for complex tasks. Opus captain decomposes and runs the /deep-research dynamic workflow, an Opus synthesizer reasons over it, an Opus clarity agent gap-checks it live, and an Opus janitor flags bloat (Teams API) |
| elegance-pipeline | Multi-agent pipeline that scores code elegance and refactors the weakest files through gated stages — plus a standalone simplifier for quick diff cleanups |
| metacognitive-guard | Watches the AI while it works. If it's about to cut corners, guess instead of verify, or say "done" when it isn't — this blocks it before the mistake happens |
| feature-dev | A guided process for building new things: understand what exists, design the plan, build it, review it. No skipping steps |
| mutation-minded-testing | Judges whether your tests actually catch bugs, not just cover lines. Four agents review architecture, test quality, and expressiveness |
| cc-plugin-eval | Evaluates and scores Claude Code plugins and skills: static analysis, token budgeting, and benchmarking across every component type |
| html-effectiveness | Routes output into a single self-contained HTML file — dashboards, reports, code reviews, slide decks — instead of a wall of markdown |
| nuget-opensrc | Fetches the exact source a NuGet package was built from, so the agent greps real code instead of guessing API shapes |
| charon | Babysits a pull request all the way to merge — fixes the CI, repairs conflicts, checks reviewer suggestions against real code, and never just says "wait". Say "merge my PR" and it ferries it home |
| derot | Hunts truth-drift — stale comments, dead docs, wrong versions, dependency rot — and proposes fixes; /depmigrate migrates a package to its newer API and deletes the old code, gated by an adversarial refutation check |
| nihil | The last-resort cleanup judge: decides whether each artifact still earns its existence and plans the smallest transformation that deserves to exist — nothing is sacred, and every deletion must survive a "prove it's not safe to remove" check |
| tomevault-publish | Publishes a skill, config, or plugin to TomeVault as a high-grade Tome, and explains the Skill / Tome / AGENTS.md model and grading rubric behind it |
| x-twitter-scraper | Plans Xquik REST API, MCP, SDK, webhook, export, monitor, and confirmation-gated workflows for X/Twitter data |
| heimdall | Tells you which model actually served each turn — read from the session transcript, not guessed — and shouts when Claude Code silently falls back from Opus to Fable. Answers "am I still on Opus?" with evidence, plus provider/region/auth routing context |
| csharp-lsp | C# language server (csharp-ls) so the LSP tool resolves C# symbols, references and diagnostics; needs csharp-ls on PATH |
| fsharp-lsp | F# language server (fsautocomplete) for .fs, .fsx and .fsi files; needs fsautocomplete on PATH |
| python-lsp | Python language server (pylsp) for .py files; needs pylsp on PATH |
| ancplua-lean-proof | Proves C#/.NET state machines correct with Lean 4 and turns every counterexample into a reproduced, fixed bug; ships the lean-proof skill and the skeptic agent (own repository) |
| maturity-skills | Evidence-first maintenance routines: mutation testing, emitter corpora, performance-claim gates, agent-log scans, regression review, maintenance runs (own repository) |
| fortigate-toolkit | TDD workflow skill for the FortiGate VLAN migration toolkit against the FortiOS REST API (own repository) |
How does this work without failing?
Every step is a gate. Work only moves forward if the gate says PROCEED.
If it says HALT — the work stops, gets diagnosed, and gets fixed before
anything else continues. No hoping. No skipping. No "it probably works."
Install
Add the marketplace, then install plugins individually:
# Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add ANcpLua/ancplua-claude-plugins
# Install plugins you want
/plugin install exodia@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install council@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install metacognitive-guard@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install elegance-pipeline@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install cc-plugin-eval@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install x-twitter-scraper@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install csharp-lsp@ancplua-claude-plugins
/plugin install ancplua-lean-proof@ancplua-claude-plugins
Technical details
Claude package counts: 17 plugins, 25 commands, 34 skills, 31 agents.
Claude Code only — no other CLI mirrors, no non-Claude models.
(Counts cover shipped marketplace plugins; cc-plugin-eval's fixtures/ test corpus is excluded.)
Tri-AI review system: Claude, Copilot, and CodeRabbit review PRs independently.
GitHub review automation
Two workflows drive PR automation:
.github/workflows/auto-merge.yml — enables native GitHub auto-merge (squash) for
Claude-authored PRs (claude/ branches) from this repo. Renovate enables its own
native auto-merge, so it needs no entry here..github/workflows/claude.yml — runs the Claude Code action on @claude mentions in
issues, pull-request reviews, and comments.
plugins/
├── exodia/ # parallel agent orchestration (7 commands + 2 skills)
├── council/ # Opus council + /deep-research workflow (Teams API)
├── elegance-pipeline/ # code elegance scoring + gated refactoring + standalone simplifier
├── metacognitive-guard/ # quality gates + commit integrity + CI verification
├── feature-dev/ # guided feature development + code review
├── mutation-minded-testing/ # behavior-first test quality (4 agents)
├── cc-plugin-eval/ # plugin & skill evaluator (static analysis + benchmarking)
├── html-effectiveness/ # route output to a self-contained HTML file
├── nuget-opensrc/ # commit-pinned NuGet → source fetcher
├── charon/ # ferries a GitHub PR to merge — never waits forever
├── derot/ # truth-drift hunt + dependency migration (/depmigrate)
├── nihil/ # evidence-gated first-principles repo transformation
├── tomevault-publish/ # publish skills / configs / plugins to TomeVault as Tomes
└── x-twitter-scraper/ # Xquik X/Twitter data workflow planning
Links
License
MIT
