pluxx-plugin

Use this skill when a user wants to create a Pluxx project from a raw or installed MCP, local stdio command, blank project, or existing Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or OpenCode plugin, including the one-shot autopilot path.

Use this skill when a user asks how to install, upgrade, choose a command for, or orient themselves in the Pluxx CLI, including broad “what next?” questions and ambiguous runtime/setup failures. Route plugin-project failures to verification.

Use this skill when an existing MCP-derived Pluxx project must be refreshed after its MCP, docs, runtime, or scaffold inputs change. Preview and run sync, preserve custom sections, explain drift, and route semantic changes to refinement.

Use this skill when a user wants to package, preview, or publish a Pluxx release, including GitHub Releases, npm, installers, checksums, screenshots, proof notes, or install links. Require verification and explicit approval before upload.

Use this skill when a valid Pluxx scaffold is generic, tool-shaped, fragmented, or unclear. Apply product context, improve workflow taxonomy, rewrite shared instructions, or run a findings-first scaffold review.

Use this skill when a user asks what a Pluxx source preserves, translates, degrades, or drops across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenCode. Audit the relevant compiler buckets and recommend source-shape fixes.

Use this skill when a user wants to validate, lint, evaluate, build, test, install, verify, troubleshoot, or behaviorally prove a Pluxx plugin. Separate source, build, installed-state, and real workflow evidence.