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Official docs to create plugins: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins This repo is a Claude/Cursor plugin — declarative, markdown-only content in agents/, commands/, skills/, .claude-plugin/, .cursor-plugin/, assets/. No build step, no compiled artifacts. Internal-only tooling (publish-copy command/rule) lives in tooling/ and is never copied to the marketplace. These constraints are repeated at the top of skills, agents, and commands and are easy to miss:

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CLAUDE.md

CLAUDE.md

This file provides guidance to Claude Code (claude.ai/code) when working with code in this repository.

Official docs to create plugins: https://code.claude.com/docs/en/plugins

Repository shape

This repo is a Claude/Cursor plugin — declarative, markdown-only content in agents/, commands/, skills/, .claude-plugin/, .cursor-plugin/, assets/. No build step, no compiled artifacts. Internal-only tooling (publish-copy command/rule) lives in tooling/ and is never copied to the marketplace.

  • Consumed by Claude Code (/plugin install wake-storefront) and by Cursor (added as a local plugin directory).
  • Both Claude and Cursor manifests use the plugin name wake-storefront.
  • The Claude marketplace manifest is at .claude-plugin/marketplace.json (marketplace name: wake-commerce).

Plugin content rules (non-obvious)

These constraints are repeated at the top of skills, agents, and commands and are easy to miss:

  • Forbidden in plugin content: any reference to api.fbits.net (or *.fbits.net). Markdown under skills/, agents/, commands/ must point users at the canonical docs site https://wakecommerce.readme.io/docs/schema instead.
  • The publish flow (tooling/commands/publish-copy.md + tooling/rules/publish-copy.mdc) copies a curated subset of the repo to a separate public marketplace repo. Inclusion list: .cursor-plugin/, .claude-plugin/, .mcp.json, skills/, agents/, commands/, assets/, scripts/, plus README-publish.md → README.md. Excluded: tooling/, .bmad-core/, .codex/, .specify/, specs/, .publish-config.json, plus anything not derived from a spec. If you add a new skill/agent/command and it isn't spec-derived, it won't be published.
  • README-publish.md is the marketplace-facing README. The repo-root README.md is the toolkit version. Keep them in sync where appropriate, but the publish-only sections (e.g. publish-copy docs) stay out of README-publish.md.

Environment

  • Platform is Windows 11 with PowerShell as the default shell. Use PowerShell syntax for any inline commands you suggest the user run ($env:VAR, not $VAR).
  • .mcp.json ships only the chrome-devtools MCP server (required by the web-performance-audit skill). Other MCP servers (context7, sequential-thinking, etc.) are referenced as optional external tools in some agents but are NOT auto-installed by this plugin — users must add them to their own MCP config if they want them.

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