A collection of opinionated Claude Code plugins I use day-to-day. It is shaped around my personal workflow, but feel free to use it, fork it, and adapt anything that is useful.
| Plugin | Summary |
|---|---|
rpi |
Durable implementation planning workflow with RPI and QRSPI modes. RPI: research → plan → implement → verify. QRSPI: question → research → design → structure → plan → implement → verify. Each stage writes a durable artifact into a per-plan workflow directory. Autodetects .plans/, thoughts/, docs/plans/, or PRPs/. Walkthrough: YouTube — QRSPI in action. |
commit |
Git commit, PR, and workflow automation. |
review |
Code review workflows with progressive loading. |
research |
Technical research with structured output. |
explain |
Code explanation with visual diagrams and analogies. |
agent-browser |
Thin bridge to the agent-browser CLI for browser automation. |
diffity |
Browser-first diff review via Diffity. |
humanlayer |
HumanLayer thoughts integration — auto-persists plans, research, and reviews under thoughts/. |
ai-authoring |
Context guidelines for AI configuration work. |
typescript-nextjs |
TypeScript and Next.js patterns and conventions. |
ux-accessibility |
Usability heuristics, accessibility standards, and responsive design. |
Add the marketplace, then install any plugins you want:
/plugin marketplace add ryan-mazzolini/claude-plugins
/plugin install rpi@ryan-personal
These plugins are calibrated to my workflow. In particular:
humanlayerrequires HumanLayer. It assumes athoughts/symlink farm exists at the repo root (humanlayer thoughts init). Skip this plugin if you don't use HumanLayer.rpiworks fine without it — it'll autodetect.plans/,docs/plans/, orPRPs/instead.- Some plugins are fairly bare.
typescript-nextjs,ux-accessibility, andai-authoringare mostly rule sets I iterate on — treat them as examples more than products.
This repo reflects my personal workflow and is shared in case it is useful. Feel free to borrow ideas, fork it, or open an issue or PR if something small would make it clearer or easier to use. If you end up building a more general version, feel free to share it too.
MIT — see LICENSE.