dotclaude plugin
A Claude Code plugin marketplace by Frad LEE: Git and GitFlow, GitHub, refactoring, memory, research, image generation and interface work
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Why this level
- The git and github plugins create commits and branches and change the repository, and commit-and-push sends changes to the remote
- Antigravity passes tasks and context to Gemini in a remote sandbox and requires a GEMINI_API_KEY
- Memory writes notes to the agent's memory and to the project's .memory folder
Install
- Works in
Manual install
/plugin marketplace add FradSer/dotclaude
claude plugin install git@frad-dotclaudeAdd the marketplace first (its name, frad-dotclaude, is set in marketplace.json), then install plugins one by one. The README gives the command for each plugin.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The git and github plugins create commits and branches and change the repository, and commit-and-push sends changes to the remote
- Antigravity passes tasks and context to Gemini in a remote sandbox and requires a GEMINI_API_KEY
- Memory writes notes to the agent's memory and to the project's .memory folder
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
dotclaude is a marketplace of dozens of Claude Code plugins, each installed on its own with claude plugin install. The core is a set of Git plugins. The git plugin automates commits in the Conventional Commits style and runs feature, hotfix and release branches under GitFlow with semantic versions and cleanup after a branch is finished. The github plugin adds quality gates and a TDD loop, and the /github:review-pr command watches CI and triages reviewer comments. The rest cover separate jobs. Refactor simplifies code using language-specific rules. Memory writes notes during a conversation and merges them on the /memory:consolidate command. Autoresearch starts an autonomous research loop from a plain-language goal, and storm writes long Wikipedia-style articles with sources. There are also image generation through Gemini or an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, a bridge to Gemini Managed Agents and interface skills for typography, color and accessibility. Some plugins mirror other projects: marketing follows coreyhaines31/marketingskills, hyperframes takes its skills from heygen-com/hyperframes and lark carries over the larksuite/cli skills. Install only what you need; the rest is never loaded.
Who it is for. For Claude Code developers who want plugins tuned to their workflow: Git, review, refactoring, agent memory and research.
Good fit when
- You want Conventional Commits and feature, hotfix and release branches under GitFlow without typing the commands
- You want the agent to watch CI and triage reviewer comments on a pull request with /github:review-pr
- You need refactoring with rules for a specific language, such as Go or Python
- You need memory that lasts between sessions: notes during work and manual consolidation with /memory:consolidate
- You want Gemini to run deep research in a remote sandbox and bring the result back to Claude Code
Not a fit when
- You do not work in Claude Code: the plugins rely on its /plugin system
- You need a single ready skill: installing a marketplace for one skill is heavy, so use a dedicated repository
- You have no GEMINI_API_KEY or uv: the antigravity plugin does not run without them
- You need a commit CLI outside Claude Code: git-agent depends on a separate git-agent CLI
Example request
Commit the current changes in Conventional Commits style and start a release branch for version 1.4.0Limitations
Runs in Claude Code, and each plugin has its own version and requirements. Antigravity requires GEMINI_API_KEY and uv, and image generation needs access to Gemini or a compatible endpoint. The git-agent plugin relies on a separate git-agent CLI. Some plugins mirror other repositories, so how current they are depends on syncing with the original. Your Claude Code version must support plugins and marketplaces. The description is in English and Chinese.
How to disable. Disable or remove a plugin with the /plugin commands in Claude Code, for example claude plugin uninstall git@frad-dotclaude. You can drop the marketplace from the sources list with the same /plugin command.
FAQ
How do I install a dotclaude plugin in Claude Code?
Each plugin installs on its own with a command like claude plugin install git@frad-dotclaude, where the part after @ is the marketplace name frad-dotclaude. The repository README lists the plugins with a short description of each.
What does the git plugin do?
It makes Conventional Commits and runs GitFlow: start and finish for feature, hotfix and release, with semantic versions and cleanup afterwards. The plugin folder holds the commit and commit-and-push skills and six branch skills.
How is git-agent different from the git plugin?
Git-agent relies on a separate git-agent CLI. The @git-agent agent checks .gitignore completeness, commit scope freshness, secret leaks through trufflehog and the state of the co-change index. The /git-agent:commit, /git-agent:related and /git-agent:init commands make atomic commits, co-change queries and workspace setup.
What does the antigravity plugin need?
A GEMINI_API_KEY and the uv package manager. The plugin sends tasks to Gemini Managed Agents in a remote sandbox with code execution and Google Search, runs asynchronously and polls for completion through the Monitor tool.
How do I remove a dotclaude plugin?
Run claude plugin uninstall git@frad-dotclaude with the name of the plugin. The other plugins from the marketplace stay in place.
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Comparison with similar tools
Entries that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Entry | Official | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| dotclaude (this entry) | no | 596 | |
| Superpowers | no | 303,510 | a single development-process set with TDD and subagents; dotclaude has its own superpowers plugin and dozens more |
| Awesome Claude Code Plugins | no | 981 | a collection of plugins by many authors; dotclaude is one author's marketplace |
README in short
The marketplace plugins are listed with a short description and an install command for each. The page ends with steps for adding a plugin: a directory, a .claude-plugin/plugin.json file, an entry in marketplace.json and syncing both READMEs with /utils:update-readme. MIT license.