hanlho-plugins

Claude Code Plugins

A collection of reusable plugins for Claude Code to enhance your development workflow.

Plugins

Jujutsu VCS Plugin

Skill Evaluator

Hanlho Commands

Local Development

Setup

This repository uses Nix flakes to provide a reproducible development environment with all required dependencies (including jq for the install script).

Prerequisites:

• Nix (flakes support)
• direnv

Initial Setup:

# Allow direnv to load the flake
direnv allow

# You should see output like:
# 🔧 Claude Code plugins dev environment loaded
# jq version: jq-1.6

The environment will automatically load when you enter the directory and unload when you leave.

Installing Local Plugins for Development

Once your development environment is active (via direnv), install the local version of plugins:

# Install local development version
./scripts/install-local-marketplace.sh

# Restart Claude Code (important!)
# Then test your plugins

How it works:

1. Copies your entire repository to a temp directory
2. Modifies the temp copies (marketplace → hanlho-plugins-local, plugins get -local suffix)
3. Installs plugins from the temp directory
4. Your working repository is never touched ✓

This approach is idempotent - you can run it 100 times with the same result. No restore step needed!

Using Local vs Remote Versions

Once installed, you can use both versions simultaneously:

# Use local development commands
/hanlho-cmds-local:bbh

# Use remote published commands
/hanlho-cmds:bbh

# Install specific plugin versions
/plugin install jujutsu-vcs-local@hanlho-plugins-local   # Local
/plugin install jujutsu-vcs@hanlho-plugins               # Remote

Development Workflow

1. Make changes to any plugin in your working directory

2. Reinstall local plugins to test changes:

   ./scripts/install-local-marketplace.sh
   

3. Restart Claude Code to reload plugins

4. Commit and push when ready

   jj commit -m "feat: your change"
   jj git push
   

   ✓ No special steps needed - your working files were never modified!

License

MIT