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lean-core-usage

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Updated 10-16 06:23

About this skill

LeanCode Core Usage

How to respond

  1. Read the sources of truth first — do not rely on memory or hardcoded lists:
    • .claude-plugin/marketplace.json at the repo root for the canonical plugin list (name + description per plugin).
    • The root README.md "Supported clients" section for the list of supported clients. Always read it — do not enumerate clients from memory, do not invent client names.
    • If the working directory is not the repo, point the user at https://github.com/leancodepl/ai-plugins and read from the GitHub-hosted versions of those files.
  2. Summarize what the marketplace covers in one paragraph, using the descriptions read from the JSON.
  3. Print one bullet per plugin: name + the description from marketplace.json. Do not invent or restate descriptions.
  4. List the supported clients from the root README, in the order they appear there.
  5. Route domain questions to the matching /<plugin>-usage skill rather than answering them here.
  6. When the user wants to contribute, point at /lean-contribute.
  7. Do not reply with filler like "skill loaded" or "ready for the task" before explaining the marketplace.

What the marketplace is

leancodepl/ai-plugins is LeanCode's shared marketplace of AI plugins for Claude Code, focused on Flutter development. Each plugin is small, focused, and independently installable.

lean-core is the meta plugin: an entry point that explains the marketplace (/lean-core-usage) and a contribution helper (/lean-contribute). Nothing else lives in lean-core — every domain capability is its own plugin.

Picking plugins

Install only what the project actually uses. If unsure, install lean-core first, run /lean-core-usage, and pick from the read-from-JSON list.

Installing the marketplace

Each plugin has its own /<plugin>-usage skill (for example /flutter-bloc-usage). Reach for it once the plugin is installed.

Step-by-step install lives in the root README.md under "Install". Walk the user through it. The supported clients are listed in the root README's "Supported clients" section — read it; do not invent client names.

Contributing

When you want to propose a tweak or a new plugin, run /lean-contribute. It walks through the repo structure, the CI checks, and the PR steps.

What this plugin is NOT about

  • Any domain guidance. Route to the matching /<plugin>-usage.
  • Running commands or rewriting files for you. This skill only explains.
  • Restating the plugin or client list from memory. Always read the source of truth.