tehvault-toolkit

Tehvault — Claude Code Marketplace

The single, shared source of Claude Code skills and MCP servers for the whole Tehvault team. Add this marketplace once and everyone gets the same toolkit and the same curated set of best-in-class plugins.

Heads up: mcpmarket.com is a third-party directory — it does not install anything org-wide. This git repo is the actual org-distribution mechanism for Claude Code (a "plugin marketplace").

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What's in here

claude-plugins/                         ← this repo (the "tehvault" marketplace)
├── .claude-plugin/marketplace.json     ← the catalog
├── tehvault-toolkit/                   ← our own plugin (skills + MCP)
│   ├── .claude-plugin/plugin.json
│   ├── .mcp.json                       ← code-review-graph MCP server
│   └── skills/
│       ├── graphify/                   ← knowledge-graph skill
│       ├── ui-ux-pro-max/              ← web/mobile design intelligence
│       └── flutter-ui-ux/              ← Flutter UI/UX
└── scripts/install-deps.sh             ← one-time CLI dependency setup

tehvault-toolkit (our plugin)

Item	Type	Works out of the box?
ui-ux-pro-max	skill	✅ yes
flutter-ui-ux	skill	✅ yes
graphify	skill	⚠️ needs the graphify CLI (see deps)
code-review-graph	MCP server	⚠️ needs the code-review-graph CLI (see deps)

Curated plugins (discoverable, not auto-installed)

These mirror entries from Anthropic's official marketplace, hand-picked for our stack. They show up in /plugin so teammates can install what they need:

context7 (live library docs) · serena (semantic code nav) · playwright (browser/E2E) · github (PR/issue workflows) · sentry (error monitoring) · stripe (payments — our Checkout/booking flows) · figma (design handoff) · semgrep (security scanning) · skill-creator (scaffold new custom skills) · firebase (Firestore/auth/functions) · chrome-devtools-mcp (live web debugging) · mongodb (DB explore/query) · expo (React Native) · feature-dev (multi-agent feature workflow) · code-review (multi-agent PR review) · commit-commands (git/PR helpers) · linear (issue tracking) · notion (docs) · slack (comms).

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Quick start (each teammate, once)

# 1. Register the Tehvault marketplace (use the real repo URL once pushed)
/plugin marketplace add tehvault/claude-plugins

# 2. Install our toolkit
/plugin install tehvault-toolkit@tehvault

# 3. (optional) Install any curated plugin you want
/plugin install context7@tehvault
/plugin install playwright@tehvault

Dependencies for graphify + code-review-graph

The two skills/servers backed by external CLIs need a one-time install:

bash scripts/install-deps.sh

This installs code-review-graph and graphifyy (provides graphify + graphify-mcp) for your user, and prints the command to register the graphify MCP server with your own graph file. Restart Claude Code afterward.

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Make it automatic for the whole org (recommended)

So nobody has to run the commands above manually, commit a .claude/settings.json into your main app repos. When a teammate opens that repo in Claude Code and trusts it, the marketplace registers and the toolkit auto-installs:

{
  "extraKnownMarketplaces": {
    "tehvault": {
      "source": { "source": "github", "repo": "tehvault/claude-plugins" },
      "autoUpdate": true
    }
  },
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "tehvault-toolkit@tehvault": true
  }
}

Only tehvault-toolkit is auto-enabled. The curated plugins stay opt-in — add them to enabledPlugins too if you want them on by default for everyone.

For a hard, MDM-enforced rollout (locked versions, allowed MCP servers, org-wide CLAUDE.md), use enterprise managed-settings.json — ask before going down that path; the marketplace above covers the normal case.

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Adding more later

• New custom skill: drop a folder under tehvault-toolkit/skills/<name>/ with a SKILL.md, bump the version in tehvault-toolkit/.claude-plugin/plugin.json, commit. (The skill-creator plugin scaffolds these for you.)
• New MCP server: add it under mcpServers in tehvault-toolkit/.mcp.json.
• Another curated plugin: add an entry to .claude-plugin/marketplace.json with a remote source (git URL or git-subdir).