noop

noop

A Claude Code plugin for generating and maintaining production-ready Express + TypeScript + PostgreSQL + Redis backends.

noop is a complete development toolkit that helps you:

• Generate new backend projects with a proven architecture
• Review code against architectural patterns
• Add new domain entities with full CRUD
• Tend to infrastructure with health checks and maintenance

Installation

# Clone the plugin
git clone https://github.com/deibler/noop.git

# Use with Claude Code
claude --plugin-dir /path/to/noop

Or add to your Claude Code settings for permanent installation.

Commands

Command	Description
/noop:make	Generate a new project
/noop:review	Review code against architecture patterns
/noop:entity-add	Add a new domain entity with CRUD
/noop:tend	Infrastructure maintenance and health checks

/noop:make

Generate a complete, production-ready backend:

/noop:make my-service --entities=Product,Order --port=3010

What you get:

• Express 5 with TypeScript (ESM)
• PostgreSQL with pgvector
• Redis/Valkey caching
• Multi-tenant architecture
• Automatic migrations
• Docker Compose setup
• Health checks & graceful shutdown
• Zod configuration validation
• Structured logging

/noop:review

Review code for architectural compliance:

/noop:review src/handlers/

Checks for:

• Silent fallbacks (critical)
• any types (critical)
• Missing organization scoping
• Business logic in handlers
• Non-RESTful routes
• Direct process.env access

/noop:entity-add

Add new entities to existing projects:

/noop:entity-add Product --fields=price:number,sku:string

Generates:

• Type definitions
• Database Ops class
• HTTP handlers
• Migration SQL
• Route registration

/noop:tend

Infrastructure maintenance:

/noop:tend health    # Full health check
/noop:tend deps      # Dependency updates
/noop:tend security  # Security audit
/noop:tend docker    # Docker maintenance
/noop:tend all       # Run everything

Architecture

noop enforces a function-first, layered architecture:

src/
├── handlers/           # HTTP orchestration only
│   └── services/       # Business logic
├── db/pg/
│   └── *Ops.ts        # Database operations
├── middleware/         # Auth, error handling
├── types/             # Domain types
└── utils/             # Shared utilities

Key Principles

1. Handlers orchestrate, services execute - No business logic in handlers
2. Explicit dependencies - Pass dbStore as parameter, no globals
3. Organization scoping - Every DB operation requires organizationId
4. No fallbacks - Errors are explicit, never hidden
5. Type safety - Never use any or unnarrowed unknown
6. Fail fast - Validate configuration at startup

Plugin Structure

noop/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── plugin.json         # Plugin manifest
├── commands/
│   ├── make.md            # /noop:make
│   ├── review.md          # /noop:review
│   ├── entity-add.md      # /noop:entity-add
│   └── tend.md            # /noop:tend
├── agents/
│   ├── architect.md       # Architecture planning
│   ├── reviewer.md        # Code review
│   ├── entity-builder.md  # Entity generation
│   └── tender.md          # Infrastructure maintenance
├── skills/
│   ├── scaffold-generator/  # Auto-invoked for generation
│   ├── architecture-guide/  # Auto-invoked for patterns
│   └── entity-generator/    # Auto-invoked for entities
├── hooks/
│   ├── hooks.json           # Plugin hooks config
│   └── architecture-guardian.sh  # Auto-lint & pattern checks
├── docs/universal-framework/  # Architecture documentation
└── scaffold-template/         # Project template

Hooks

noop includes automated hooks:

• PostToolUse (Write/Edit): Runs architecture-guardian.sh for:

  • TypeScript type checking
  • ESLint validation
  • Anti-pattern detection
  • Context-aware guidelines

• PreToolUse (Bash): Blocks npm run dev/start (user manages server)

Custom Agents

Spawn specialized agents for complex tasks:

Agent	Use Case
noop-architect	API design, schema planning
noop-reviewer	PR reviews, compliance checks
noop-entity-builder	Generate full entity CRUD
noop-tender	DevOps, maintenance tasks

Generated Project Structure

When you run /noop:make, you get: