hoopit-onboarding

Hoopit — skills

Hoopit's agent skills, distributed as a Claude Code plugin marketplace. Each plugin lives under plugins/<group>/ and bundles its skills.

Install

hoopit/skills is private, so Claude Code clones it over git — make sure gh is installed and your git credentials work (gh auth login, then gh auth setup-git, or SSH).

Add the marketplace once, then install the plugin(s) you want:

/plugin marketplace add hoopit/skills
/plugin install hoopit-onboarding@hoopit-skills

Plugins

Plugin	What's in it
hoopit-onboarding	Take a fresh machine to a working hoopit/api or hoopit/flutter-app checkout, plus the supporting CLIs
hoopit-dev	Day-to-day dev workflows and CLIs: Jira/Sentry issues, PR review, Atlassian, CircleCI
hoopit-misc	Odds and ends: status line, idea stress-testing
hoopit-matt-picks	A curated set of mattpocock/skills, tracking upstream

For the exact skills inside each plugin, browse its plugins/<group>/skills/ directory. The onboarding skills clone their project repo as a sibling of wherever you run them (e.g. ../api, ../flutter-app).

Refresh later with /plugin marketplace update hoopit-skills. hoopit-matt-picks is sourced from Matt's repo, so it picks up his latest on update.

How it works

The marketplace is declared in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json. Each Hoopit plugin is a self-contained directory under plugins/<group>/ with its own .claude-plugin/plugin.json and a skills/ folder; the marketplace entry just points source at that directory. Skills are auto-discovered from the plugin's own skills/ folder, so a plugin exposes only its own skills — this is why each group gets its own directory rather than a shared top-level skills/ (a single shared folder would leak every skill into every plugin).

hoopit-matt-picks is the exception: it uses a github source pointing at mattpocock/skills with strict: false and an explicit skills array listing the specific skill paths to surface (a marketplace can list a plugin fetched from a different repo).

Adding or removing a Hoopit skill? When working in this repo, Claude has a project-local create-hoopit-skill skill (under .claude/skills/) that documents the procedure and the files to keep in sync.