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Diversio Agent Skills marketplace using the open standard; includes Claude marketplace metadata
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Diversio's shared agent workflows for Claude Code, Pi, and Codex.
Browse the rendered docs and tools at
engineering.diversio.com.
• Claude Code plugins for review, planning, releases, documentation,
frontend/backend workflows, and operational tasks.
• Pi packages for CI visibility, daily workflows, image routing, cmux
integration, timestamps, and marketplace skill discovery.
• Portable Agent Skills using the open
Agent Skills standard.
• Source documentation for the Agentic Tools section of the Diversio
Engineering website.Read the full README ↗Diversio's shared agent workflows for Claude Code, Pi, and Codex.
Browse the rendered docs and tools at engineering.diversio.com.
Every DiversioTeam PR links the redacted agent session that produced it. Install
agent-session (Claude Code plugin with its PR hook, or the Codex skill) and
see its catalog entry.
Use the plugin catalog to choose a Claude Code plugin or skill. Use the Pi package index to see Pi commands, shortcuts, and package-specific documentation.
Each runtime installs independently: pi install changes only Pi settings,
Claude Code plugins use the Claude marketplace, and Codex skills use the Codex
installer.
Add the marketplace once:
claude plugin marketplace add DiversioTeam/agent-skills-marketplace
Install the plugin you need. For example:
claude plugin install monty-code-review@diversiotech
claude plugin install frontend@diversiotech
User scope is the recommended default because it works across git worktrees.
Use --scope project only when the plugin should be recorded in project
settings.
List or update installed plugins:
claude plugin list
claude plugin marketplace update diversiotech
claude plugin update frontend@diversiotech
See the plugin catalog for every plugin, its purpose,
and its slash commands. The distribution runbook keeps the complete Claude
install-all and
uninstall-all
commands, project scope, troubleshooting, and the visual-explainer replacement
caveat.
Install all Pi packages, including skills-bridge, from one stable source:
pi install git:github.com/DiversioTeam/agent-skills-marketplace
Run /reload in Pi after installation. Update later with:
pi update --extensions
This command does not install Claude Code plugins or copy skills into Codex.
skills-bridge can expose marketplace skills inside Pi when Pi starts in a
matching checkout or an explicit marketplace root is configured.
Pi packages can execute code with your system permissions. Review package sources before installation. For individual package commands, see local-path installation. That package index also covers bridge configuration and package details.
Install an individual skill with Codex's bundled skill installer:
CODEX_HOME="${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"
python3 "$CODEX_HOME/skills/.system/skill-installer/scripts/install-skill-from-github.py" \
--repo DiversioTeam/agent-skills-marketplace \
--ref main \
--path plugins/monty-code-review/skills/monty-code-review
Restart Codex after installation. The distribution runbook has the complete Codex install-all and uninstall-all commands, every skill path, pinning guidance, and the replacement workflow.
For example:
claude plugin uninstall frontend@diversiotech
Use the plugin catalog for exact plugin names. Add
--scope project when removing a project-scoped copy. After uninstalling
all Diversio plugins, remove the marketplace if it is no longer needed:
claude plugin marketplace remove diversiotech
pi remove git:github.com/DiversioTeam/agent-skills-marketplace
Use -l only when removing a project-local installation.
The Codex installer does not currently provide an uninstall command. Remove the installed skill directory, then restart Codex:
CODEX_HOME="${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"
rm -rf "$CODEX_HOME/skills/monty-code-review"
For bulk uninstall commands and scope troubleshooting, use the distribution runbook.
.claude-plugin/ Claude Code marketplace manifest
plugins/ Plugin manifests, skills, commands, and focused references
pi-packages/ Pi extensions and Pi-local skills
website/ Astro site for engineering.diversio.com
docs/ Architecture, catalog, quality, and distribution guidance
Detailed behavior belongs with its owner:
docs/plugins/catalog.mddocs/runbooks/distribution.mdpi-packages/README.md and each
package's READMEplugins/monolith-review-orchestrator/README.mddocs/architecture/overview.mdStart with AGENTS.md, then read
CONTRIBUTING.md. Keep the root README focused on discovery
and installation; put detailed behavior in the owning plugin, package, or
focused document.
Useful validation commands:
bash scripts/validate-skills.sh
jq -e . .claude-plugin/marketplace.json >/dev/null
See docs/quality/gates.md for the complete validation
matrix.
MIT License — see LICENSE.