By yzavyas
Build Claude extensions with quality methodology. Composes with plugin-dev and agent-sdk-dev for schemas. Use when: creating extensions, need quality validation, building for 1337 marketplace.
Comprehensive plugin validator against 1337 quality standards. Use when reviewing a plugin, checking quality gates, validating before publish, asking "is this 1337?", or auditing marketplace plugins. Honest assessment, no flattery. <example> Context: User wants to check plugin quality. user: "Is rust-1337 actually good?" assistant: "I'll use the evaluator agent to check it against all 1337 quality standards." <commentary> Evaluator provides systematic, evidence-based assessment against defined gates. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Pre-publish validation. user: "Audit all our plugins before we ship" assistant: "I'll use the evaluator agent to assess each plugin systematically." <commentary> Batch evaluation ensures consistent quality across the marketplace. </commentary> </example>
Fix issues identified by the evaluator agent. Use when: evaluator returned "NEEDS WORK", have a list of issues to fix, want to improve a plugin's quality score. Systematic fixes, not rewrites. <example> Context: Plugin failed quality evaluation. user: "Fix the issues the evaluator found in rust-1337" assistant: "I'll use the optimizer agent to address each issue systematically." <commentary> Optimizer takes evaluator output and applies targeted fixes. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: Plugin needs to reach quality threshold. user: "Optimize kotlin-1337 to pass quality gates" assistant: "I'll use the optimizer agent to fix issues until it reaches 1337 status." <commentary> Optimizer iterates until all gates pass minimum threshold. </commentary> </example>
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
Based on adoption, maintenance, documentation, and repository signals. Not a security audit or endorsement.
A marketplace of cognitive extensions for Claude Code.
📚 Documentation · 🔍 Catalog · 💡 Ethos
/plugin marketplace add yzavyas/claude-1337
/plugin install core-1337@claude-1337
Known issues: #14815, #14061, #15369
Workaround:
~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/claude-1337/plugins/core-1337/scripts/install-workaround.sh
Development happens on the dev branch. This main branch is for marketplace distribution only.
git checkout dev
See CONTRIBUTING.md or the contributor guide.
MIT
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