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Cache and semantically query developer docs and engineering blogs, capture research insights with git context, and merge research branches into a persistent knowledge base.
npx claudepluginhub jrc1883/popkit-ai --plugin popkit-researchQueries cached external documentation and blog content for authoritative, up-to-date information. Sources include Claude Code docs, engineering blog, and configured knowledge bases with 24-hour TTL caching. Use when you need current information about Claude Code features, hooks, or best practices. Do NOT use for general coding questions - rely on training knowledge or web search instead.
Captures research insights, decisions, and learnings during development. Use after completing spikes, making architectural decisions, or discovering important patterns. Prompts for context and rationale, stores with embeddings for later semantic retrieval. Do NOT use for trivial notes - this is for significant findings worth surfacing later.
Processes research branches from Claude Code Web sessions, merges content, moves docs to .claude/research/, and creates GitHub issues. Use when /popkit:next detects research branches or when manually processing research from mobile sessions. Do NOT use for regular feature branches, only for branches matching claude/research-* or containing research documentation.
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Core workflow for structured development: Research → Plan → Implement → Validate with thoughts/ management
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Development workflows that actually work
Start each day knowing your project is healthy. End each day with context saved for tomorrow. Know exactly what to do next.
PopKit organizes your Claude Code sessions around workflows, not tools.
Most AI coding assistants give you a prompt and say "figure it out." PopKit gives you:
It's the difference between "here's an AI" and "here's how to use AI to build software."
PopKit intentionally exposes two layers:
| Layer | Prefix | Purpose | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| Workflow commands | /popkit- | User-facing orchestration across commands, skills, and hooks | Yes |
| Direct skills | /pop- | Low-level primitives for targeted/advanced invocation | Advanced |
Example: /popkit-dev:next uses pop-next-action internally, then adds mode handling, reporting, and command-level guidance.
# Add the PopKit marketplace
/plugin marketplace add jrc1883/popkit-ai
# Install the plugins you need
/plugin install popkit-core@popkit-ai # Foundation
/plugin install popkit-dev@popkit-ai # Development workflows
# Restart Claude Code, then run your first morning routine:
/popkit-dev:routine morning
Requires pip install popkit-mcp first, then click the badge above.
# MCP server only — for Cursor, Codex CLI, Copilot, or any MCP client
pip install popkit-mcp
popkit-mcp --transport stdio
# Full install — CLI + shared utilities + MCP server
pip install popkit[full]
# Or install individual packages
pip install popkit-shared # Core utilities only
pip install popkit-cli # CLI only
pip install popkit[mcp] # Core + CLI + MCP server
Every morning, PopKit checks your project's vital signs:
/popkit-dev:routine morning
■ Session Restored
Last: Fixed authentication flow (2h ago)
■ Ready to Code Score: 87/100
✓ Git status clean
✓ Tests passing (142/142)
✓ CI green on main
⚠ 2 dependencies outdated
✓ No TypeScript errors
■ Context Loaded
Active issue: #47 Add password reset flow
Branch: feat/password-reset (3 commits ahead of main)
Ready to continue.
The "Ready to Code" score tells you if something needs attention before you start coding. 87 means you're good to go. 45 means something's broken.
When you're not sure what to work on:
/popkit-dev:next
PopKit analyzes your git status, test results, GitHub issues, and TypeScript errors to recommend prioritized actions:
Recommended Actions:
1. Merge main into branch (Score: 85)
Branch is 5 commits behind main
2. Fix TypeScript error in src/auth.ts:47 (Score: 78)
Type 'string | undefined' is not assignable to type 'string'
3. Continue issue #47 (Score: 72)
Password reset flow - implementation started
4. Review PR #51 (Score: 65)
Dependency update, waiting 2 days
No more staring at your terminal wondering what to do.
Start a feature with /popkit-dev:dev:
/popkit-dev:dev "Add password reset via email"