npx claudepluginhub alvistar/margins-cli --plugin marginsFetch and act on open discussions from the Margins review platform for the current repo. Groups discussions by file, formats them for reading, then asks the user what to do next. Use when the user wants to: - Check what's open for discussion in Margins ("show margins discussions", "/margins-read") - Review team feedback on a spec or decision doc - Reply to or resolve a Margins discussion - Pull open discussions into the current working context
Install the Margins CLI globally and configure authentication. Use when: "margins setup", "setup margins", "configure margins", or when /margins or /margins-read fails with "margins CLI not found".
Post a discussion to the Margins review platform for the current repo. Creates the workspace automatically if it doesn't exist (1 workspace per repo). Infers which file and anchor point to use from the topic and conversation context. If no relevant file exists, creates openspec/decisions/<slug>.md with context first. Use when the user wants to: - Flag a decision for team discussion ("post this to Margins", "create a margins discussion", "/margins <topic>") - Get async human input on an architecture or design choice - Record a decision point that needs team sign-off - Start a threaded discussion anchored to a specific file/section
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