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aba-plugin-updater

Skill40 starsChanged 13 days agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Prepare a change to Shaw's aba-plugins marketplace repo (the public plugin clients install via /plugin install aba-skills@aba) as a handoff doc for Claude Code, which executes it natively in the repo. Use whenever he wants to edit, fix, or improve one of the plugin's skills (skill-helper, skill-updater, cost-optimizer), repackage dist/, validate the manifests, or land a commit there. Triggers: \"update the plugin\", \"push a change to aba-plugins\", \"repackage dist\", \"cut a plugin release\", \"add this to the aba-skills plugin\". Also fire whenever one of those three skill names comes up as something to change, even without the word \"plugin\" — they are forks living in git, so the edit is NOT save_skill and NOT skills-sync. Cowork composes and verifies the change but never edits the repo directly (sandbox git writes strand lock files; the push needs Shaw's credentials). Do NOT use for personal Claude Desktop skills or for authoring brand-new skills (skill-creator).

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