By 46ki75
Document authoring skills: Markdown linting/fixing with markdownlint-cli2 and Mermaid diagram creation.
Markdown linting and automated fixing using markdownlint-cli2. Use when Claude needs to: (1) Check markdown files for style issues, (2) Fix markdown formatting problems, (3) Ensure markdown follows best practices, (4) Validate markdown documents, or (5) Apply consistent markdown styling
Create diagrams and visualizations using Mermaid syntax. Use when users request flowcharts, sequence diagrams, class diagrams, state diagrams, entity relationship diagrams, Gantt charts, pie charts, mindmaps, timelines, user journey maps, Git graphs, quadrant charts, or requirement diagrams. Also use when users want to visualize processes, workflows, systems, data structures, or relationships.
My personal Claude Code plugin marketplace.
Each plugin lives under plugins/<name>/ with a .claude-plugin/plugin.json
manifest and bundles whatever it ships — Agent Skills, hooks, commands, or
agents. The marketplace itself is declared in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json.
Not intended for external contributors — feel free to fork or copy ideas, but issues/PRs aren't actively triaged.
/plugin marketplace add 46ki75/claude-plugins
/plugin install ai-protocols@46ki75-plugins
/plugin install wsl-notification@46ki75-plugins
| Plugin | Ships | Description |
|---|---|---|
ai-protocols | Skills | A2A, A2UI, AG-UI, and MCP protocol knowledge skills. |
qwik | Skills | Qwik (v1/v2) and Qwik City / Qwik Router. |
web-view-transition | Skills | The View Transition API (SPA and cross-document). |
wxt | Skills | Building browser extensions with WXT. |
prompt-evaluation-claude-code | Skills | Eval-driven prompt refinement run inside Claude Code. |
authoring | Skills | Markdown linting/fixing and Mermaid diagrams. |
conventional-commits | Skills | Conventional Commits messages. |
development-standards | Skills | Org-internal engineering standards. |
rust | Skills | Toasty ORM (v0.7) guidance. |
wsl-notification | Hooks | Windows toast notifications for Claude Code events from WSL2. |
plugins/ — published plugins, each a marketplace entry.skills/ — standalone Agent Skills that are intentionally not published
as marketplace plugins (e.g. kedb), plus a staging area for new skills
before they are bundled into a plugin.crates/ — Rust workspace that validates, archives, and publishes skill ZIPs
to the agentskills.io release channel..agents/skills/ — skills authored by other providers (reference only).submodules/ — upstream repositories tracked as git submodules.terraform/ — GitHub repo configuration (rulesets, labels).A plugin that bundles skills looks like:
plugins/ai-protocols/
├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json # manifest: name, version, description, …
├── README.md
└── skills/
└── <skill-name>/SKILL.md # auto-discovered by Claude Code
Claude Code auto-discovers skills/, commands/, agents/, and
hooks/hooks.json inside each plugin, so grouping skills into a plugin is just
a matter of placing their directories under skills/.
This repo was migrated from the former 46ki75/skills repository, where the
15 skills were distributed as agentskills.io ZIP releases. Thirteen are now
published as Claude Code plugins:
| Plugin | Bundled skills |
|---|---|
ai-protocols | a2a-knowledge, a2ui-knowledge, ag-ui-knowledge, mcp-knowledge |
qwik | qwik |
web-view-transition | web-view-transition |
wxt | wxt |
prompt-evaluation-claude-code | prompt-evaluation-claude-code |
authoring | markdown, mermaid |
conventional-commits | conventional-commits |
development-standards | development-standards |
rust | rust-toasty |
Two skills are kept standalone under skills/, intentionally not published as
plugins:
skills/kedb/ — maintains a local Known Error Database.skills/prompt-evaluation/ — eval-driven prompt refinement for the
Anthropic / Claude API (its Claude Code counterpart ships as the
prompt-evaluation-claude-code plugin).The skill-cli ZIP pipeline (under crates/) covers both channels: it
scans standalone skills under skills/* and plugin-bundled skills under
plugins/*/skills/*, so every skill is published as an
agent-skills-<name>-v<version> release regardless of where it lives. Because a
skill's name becomes its release tag, the scan errors out on any duplicate
name across the two channels.
# Validate every skill (skills/* and plugins/*/skills/*)
cargo run -p skill-cli -- check
# Markdown lint
just check
# Init submodules (run at repo root)
git submodule update --init --recursive
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npx claudepluginhub 46ki75/claude-plugins --plugin authoringSends Claude Code Notification and Stop events as Windows toast notifications from WSL2 via powershell.exe.
Expert knowledge skills for AI agent protocols: A2A (Agent2Agent), A2UI (Agent to UI), AG-UI (Agent–User Interaction), and MCP (Model Context Protocol).
Expert guidance for the Qwik framework (v1 and v2) and its meta-framework (Qwik City / Qwik Router).
Expert guidance for implementing the View Transition API — same-document (SPA) and cross-document transitions.
Rust development skills. Currently bundles expert guidance for the Toasty ORM (v0.7).
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