handle-review

lorcan-claude-marketplace

Personal Claude Code plugin marketplace.

Install

Add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add LorcanChinnock/lorcan-claude-marketplace

Then browse and install plugins:

/plugin

Or install a specific plugin directly:

/plugin install <plugin-name>@lorcan-claude-marketplace

Update

/plugin marketplace update lorcan-claude-marketplace

Local development

Clone and point Claude at the working copy instead of GitHub:

git clone https://github.com/LorcanChinnock/lorcan-claude-marketplace.git
/plugin marketplace add /absolute/path/to/lorcan-claude-marketplace

Plugins

• describe-pr — write a conventional-commits title and PR description for the current branch from the raw diff vs base. Never pushes, commits, or opens a PR.
• humanize — rewrite text and code to remove signs of AI-generated writing. Prose skill (humanize-text) handles inflated significance, promotional language, em-dash overuse, AI vocabulary, bolded-header bullets, sycophantic openers. Code skill (humanize-code) renames verbose identifiers, simplifies comments and docstrings, and cleans up log / error / user-facing strings for non-native English readers.
• handle-review — structured workflow for responding to code review or other critical feedback. Enforces verify-before-implement, reasoned push-back, one-item-at-a-time execution, and no performative agreement.
• tech-docs — write technical docs (architecture overviews, feature designs, runbooks, getting-started guides, READMEs, tech-debt notes, how-tos, implementation plans, RFCs, and more). Asks the doc type and audience first, runs targeted clarifying questions one at a time, then drafts in plain language with structured markdown and pastel mermaid diagrams where they help. Output is humanised.

Register each new plugin by adding an entry to the plugins array in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json.

Conventions

• Versioning: each plugin's version lives in its own .claude-plugin/plugin.json (not in the marketplace entry). The Claude Code docs note that for relative-path marketplaces the spec prefers the marketplace entry, but plugin.json wins silently when both are set and keeping it with the plugin keeps the bump local to the change. Only ever set the version in one place.
• Bumping: bump version in plugin.json whenever you change that plugin's skills, agents, hooks, commands, or other user-facing behavior. Patch for small tweaks, minor for new features, major for breaking changes.
• Validation: run claude plugin validate . from the repo root before pushing. The marketplace and every plugin should validate cleanly.

License

MIT.