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What this is

Pace is a curated bundle of AI agents you install into Cowork (the Claude desktop app) or Claude Code (the CLI). One agent per role, each one fluent in that role's vocabulary and connected to the SaaS tools the team already uses.

• 50 plugins spanning sales, marketing, engineering, data, product, finance, legal, ops, HR, customer support, design, and productivity.
• MCP connectors wire each plugin to your real tools. Authorize once, the agent works on your real data after that.
• A /pace router for the commands that are specific to your company. /pace teach captures how your team actually works once; everything else builds on it.
• Open source, Apache 2.0. Fork it, rename the router, replace the catalog. The install machinery comes along for free.

For front-end code-level design, Pace defers to impeccable; the installer offers to bring it.

Install

Cowork (desktop, no terminal)

Open Cowork → Plugins → Add marketplace → paste:

GoldenBerry-SO/Pace

Then install whichever plugin matches your role: sales, marketing, engineering, data, finance, ...

Claude Code (terminal)

claude plugin marketplace add GoldenBerry-SO/Pace
claude plugin install sales@pace

Or use the guided picker:

npx pace-tools install

Use

Just describe what you need. The skills auto-trigger from natural language; you don't need to remember commands.

Prep me for the Acme call tomorrow.
> sales / call-prep fires, pulls HubSpot history + recent news, drafts the brief.

Write a SQL query for monthly active users by plan tier, last 6 months.
> data / write-query takes over, drafts the query, runs it against Snowflake if connected.

Review this PR. Look for real bugs first.
> engineering / code-review takes the PR, reads the diff, posts comments.

For your team's own commands, use the /pace router:

/pace teach          # one-time: capture how your company works
/pace standup        # then: anything you've authored as a /pace:* command

The engineering opinionated workflow

The engineering plugin includes 34 engineering skills. Beyond the obvious review/test/diagnose ones, there's a disciplined stacked-PR workflow: spec → implement → review → topr → next. See the engineering cookbook for the deep-dive.

What's in this repo

pace.tools/
├── skill/                          ← the /pace router (your team's commands)
├── plugins/                        ← the 50-plugin catalog
│   ├── sales/                      ← Anthropic-authored, imported verbatim
│   ├── engineering/                ← Anthropic + PiXeL16/skills + authored
│   ├── ...
│   └── partner-built/              ← Apollo, Common Room, Slack, etc.
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── marketplace.json            ← registers all 50 plugins
├── site/                           ← pace.tools (Astro)
├── cli/                            ← npx pace-tools CLI
└── NOTICE.md                       ← full attribution

Bring Pace to your company

Pace is open source, fork it, rename the router, write commands specific to your operation. We also help companies adopt Pace end-to-end: install + connector setup, command authoring tuned to your team's workflows, training, and ongoing enablement.

Talk to GoldenBerry · About GoldenBerry

Author + attribution

• Pace router + marketplace: Chris Jimenez (@PiXeL16) at GoldenBerry Software.
• Install scaffold + multi-harness build: based on impeccable by Paul Bakaus.
• Imported plugins: Anthropic and the listed partner authors.
• Engineering skills: include selections from PiXeL16/skills (some descend from mattpocock/skills).
• Brand mark: traced from a licensed Adobe Stock asset (see NOTICE.md).

See NOTICE.md for full attribution. Apache 2.0 throughout.