SDLC Marketplace plugin

An SDLC marketplace for Claude Code: one task-to-PR pipeline plus plugins for Laravel, React, Django and other stacks.

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  • The pipeline drives agents through Git branches and prepares a pull request while installing hooks that intervene in Claude Code commands within a run.
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In your terminal, with SkillFoxx CLI

npx skillfoxx add plugins/sdlc-marketplace

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  • The pipeline drives agents through Git branches and prepares a pull request while installing hooks that intervene in Claude Code commands within a run.

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The marketplace builds development pipelines on a stack provider pattern: a single `sdlc` orchestrator runs the work phases while framework plugins register through declarative `stack.md` profiles with no core overrides. `/sdlc:start "Add subscription billing"` takes a task through analysis, design, implementation, quality and security checks and pull request preparation. The catalog has about two dozen plugins: Angular, React, Vue, Next.js, NestJS, Laravel, Symfony, Django, FastAPI, Flask, Spring Boot, ASP.NET Core and others, each with its own agents and skills following the stack's conventions. The pipeline detects the repository's branching model and branch naming, resumes an interrupted run with `/sdlc:start --resume` and measures token use per phase.

Who it is for. Teams and solo developers who want to run tasks in Claude Code through a repeatable pipeline with checks and no manual role switching.

Good fit when

  • A new feature must pass every phase from analysis to a PR without manual prompts.
  • In a Laravel or Next.js project the agent needs the conventions of that stack.
  • A security report is needed that does not edit code itself but hands findings over for a fix.
  • An interrupted run must continue from the same phase instead of being paid for twice.

Not a fit when

  • A five-minute task: the full phased pipeline is heavier than the edit itself.
  • The project's stack is not covered by plugins and writing a `stack.md` profile is unwelcome.
  • A background run is needed: the pipeline runs synchronously in the current Claude Code session.

Example request

/sdlc:start Add card-based subscriptions to a Laravel project and take it to a pull request.

Limitations

Install the plugin for your stack from the marketplace, for example `/plugin install laravel-plugin@sdlc-marketplace`; the `sdlc` core arrives as a dependency. Environment checks run with `/sdlc:doctor` and `/sdlc:list-stacks`. The pipeline runs synchronously in the current session and stops at phase boundaries. Hooks deny staged secrets and verification bypasses and act only inside a run. Because of the orchestrator skills' size a run uses a noticeable number of tokens, and per-phase accounting is on.

How to disable. Remove the plugins with `/plugin uninstall` for your stack and for `sdlc`, and the marketplace with `/plugin marketplace remove`. Run files stay in the project.

FAQ

Which stacks are covered?

JavaScript and TypeScript (Angular, React, Vue, Next.js, NestJS, Node.js), PHP (Laravel, Symfony), Java and .NET (Spring Boot, ASP.NET Core) and Python (Django, FastAPI, Flask).

How do I continue an interrupted run?

With `/sdlc:start --resume`: the pipeline returns to the phase where it stopped and does not repeat paid work.

Does the security analysis edit code?

No. The security agent only writes a report, a development architect applies critical fixes and QA re-verifies them.

What do the hooks do?

Three hooks deny staged secrets, the `--no-verify` flag and mid-run edits to tooling config; they are inert outside the pipeline.

How do I verify the installation?

Run `/sdlc:doctor` to check the environment and `/sdlc:list-stacks` for detected stacks.

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