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This repository contains my personal Claude Code configuration and a plugin marketplace (bendrucker) that allows others to install portions of my setup. Detectors of model behavior need particular care: models drift and rules lose value, so pair detection with a path to evolve or retire. An invoked skill's body is re-injected in full at every compaction, so SKILL.md size is a recurring per-compaction cost rather than a one-time load. Author bodies under roughly 4k tokens and keep the detail in…

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Claude Code Plugin Marketplace

This repository contains my personal Claude Code configuration and a plugin marketplace (bendrucker) that allows others to install portions of my setup.

Structure

  • schemas/: JSON Schemas for Claude Code config formats. Upstream-backed ones (plugin, marketplace, settings) keep only our edits as an RFC 6902 overlay in schemas/overlays/, merged with the live upstream base in memory at validation time; the rest are hand-authored
  • user/: User-level configuration, symlinked to ~/.claude by the claude topic in dotfiles. user/settings.json is the user settings for local machines
  • managed/settings.json: Settings for every platform, installed as a managed-settings drop-in, so they outrank project settings
  • platforms/local/, platforms/remote/: Entries dotfiles links into ~/.claude beside user/'s on a local machine or in a remote (cloud) session, replacing any of the same name: platform.md, which user/CLAUDE.md imports, and the remote settings.json
  • docs/: Reference material too long to auto-inject, linked from the rule that needs it

Curation

Detectors of model behavior need particular care: models drift and rules lose value, so pair detection with a path to evolve or retire.

An invoked skill's body is re-injected in full at every compaction, so SKILL.md size is a recurring per-compaction cost rather than a one-time load. Author bodies under roughly 4k tokens and keep the detail in references/.

When the harness changes a default, assume the change encodes usage data you do not have and accommodate it. Push back only as a light-touch experiment with evaluation criteria and a removal trigger. Example: Claude Code v2.1.198 made Explore inherit the conversation model (capped at Opus) instead of Haiku, so Explore steering stays a soft default and is removed if inert after a couple of weeks.

Observability

Tooling here must be observable on my machines. Ship each mod, hook, or script with telemetry Claude can query and something that reads it. A mod emits through mod-events, which the session index reads into mod_events for its mods query (mods.md). A visibility gap outranks any new feature, so see before acting.

Rules

Path-specific guidance lives in .claude/rules/. bun run inventory rules lists each rule with the paths it applies to. Per-entry rationale and removal criteria for settings.md live in docs/settings.md, which does not auto-inject.

user/rules/ (note: under user/, not .claude/) holds rules that apply across all repos and get symlinked to ~/.claude/rules/.

Verification

  • bun scripts/check-marketplace.ts: verifies all plugin directories are listed in marketplace.json. Runs in CI.
  • bun scripts/check-hook-paths.ts: verifies every hook command in each settings file this repo ships names a tracked path, so a hook cannot outlive the script it invokes. Runs in CI.
  • bun run plugin-lockfiles check: verifies every plugin declaring dependencies ships a lockfile that agrees with its package.json, which is what Claude Code requires before it will install those dependencies into the plugin cache. generate writes them. Runs in CI.
  • bun run schemas check: fetches current upstream and verifies the upstream-backed schema overlays still apply, flagging overlay edits that upstream has absorbed and warning on edits that overwrite an upstream definition. Runs in CI.
  • bun run skill-lint "plugins/<name>/skills/*": validates SKILL.md frontmatter and reference depth. skill-lint is a workspace package in packages/skill-lint, not an npm registry package.
  • bun scripts/check-gating-catch.ts plugins/<name>: fails on a mod's gating hook registered without .catch. Runs in CI and the plugin-test pre-commit hook.
  • bun scripts/check-vale-test-names.ts: fails on a Vale test case under plugins/*/styles whose name restates its input instead of naming the boundary it pins. Runs in CI.

Inventory

To answer what customizations exist, run bun run inventory [kind] instead of reading through plugins/, user/, and .claude/. --help lists kinds and flags. mods lists each function-hooks module with its events, UI surfaces, and hooks.json description.

Evals

Per-skill harnesses live at plugins/<plugin>/evals/<suite>/, each with a README covering its loop. They share a shape: mine a sample, label it in a browser, then score or A/B. Text mined from real PRs, sessions, or work repos lives in the private eval bucket (s3://ben-drucker-agents-eval-corpus/<harness>/), never in the repo. Hand-authored synthetic ground truth stays tracked (briefs/, drafts/). The bulky regenerables (data/, feedback/, results/, raw/, labels/, ab/) are gitignored, and some hold work-repo content that must not land here.

  • The pr-body A/B lives as scenario-* cases in the local-only pull-request/evals/create-scenarios suite, and the harness's scripts/sync.ts pull fetches them from the eval bucket
  • The comments judge's ship gate is bun plugins/comments/evals/eval.ts build, then dispatch one comments:judge agent per prompt in the printed <preflight> block, then score --job <dir> --gate. It scores the labeled corpus through the agent that ships, on subscription auth

Run a native claude plugin eval suite through bun evals/native/run.ts <suite> -- <args>, not the bare command. It strips ANTHROPIC_API_KEY so runs spend subscription credits, and stages the artifacts at --ref against the working-tree cases. Write each case as <case>/case.yaml, since run.ts, check.ts, and CI find cases by that file even though the runner also accepts prompt.md. A suite testing skills, agents, or context files outside a plugin wraps them through suite.yaml, because the runner ignores a CLAUDE.md or .claude/rules in the case's working directory. evals/README.md covers the wrappers.

CI spends subscription credits through a CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN secret from claude setup-token. eval.yml runs every native suite a pull request touches once it carries the eval label: the suite itself, a plugin its cases load, or a user/ skill or rule its suite.yaml wraps. It skips a suite that holds a .local-only file. gh workflow run eval.yml --ref <branch> -f suite=<dir> runs any suite on demand.

Workflow

  • To test a plugin in isolation: claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/<name> --setting-sources local.
  • To test the local settings before installing: ./dev.sh (any extra args pass through to claude).

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