jaymd96-guild 0.1.1

Scaffold and manage Claude Code plugin marketplaces.

guild

Scaffold and manage Claude Code plugin marketplaces.

guild is an opinionated CLI that creates, validates, and builds plugin marketplace repositories for Claude Code. It pairs with psclaude which consumes the marketplaces guild produces.

Install

pip install jaymd96-guild

Quick Start

# Create a new marketplace
guild init my-marketplace --owner "Your Name"
cd my-marketplace

# Add plugins
guild add code-review --description "Automated code review"
guild add test-generator --description "Generate test cases"

# Edit the generated files
$EDITOR plugins/code-review/CLAUDE.md
$EDITOR plugins/code-review/skills/

# Build marketplace.json (regenerated from source)
guild build

# Validate everything
guild validate

Commands

Command	Description
guild init [path]	Scaffold a new marketplace repo
guild add <name>	Create a new local plugin
guild remove <name>	Remove a local plugin
guild build	Regenerate marketplace.json and README
guild validate	Check structure and conventions
guild list	Show all plugins (local + external)
guild version <plugin> <ver>	Set a plugin's version

Marketplace Structure

my-marketplace/
├── guild.toml                    # Source of truth for config
├── marketplace.json              # Generated — never hand-edit
├── README.md                     # Generated — plugin catalogue
├── .github/workflows/
│   ├── validate.yml              # PR gate
│   └── release.yml               # Tag → GitHub release
└── plugins/
    └── code-review/
        ├── plugin.toml           # Name, version, description
        ├── CLAUDE.md             # Instructions for Claude
        └── skills/
            └── review.md         # Skill prompt

Opinions

1. marketplace.json is generated — edit guild.toml and plugin.toml, not the output
2. Local-first — plugins live in the repo by default; external sources are the escape hatch
3. One plugin, one directory — no nesting, no sharing skills between plugins
4. Kebab-case names — derived from directory name, enforced by validation
5. Every plugin has a CLAUDE.md — instructions are mandatory, not optional
6. Skills are markdown — .md files only, no subdirectories
7. Versions are explicit — every plugin declares a version in plugin.toml
8. External sources in guild.toml — one place to audit dependencies
9. Validation is structural — checks conventions, not content quality
10. CI included — GitHub Actions workflows ship with every new marketplace

External Plugins

Register plugins from GitHub, npm, pip, or any git URL in guild.toml:

[marketplace]
name = "my-tools"
owner = "James"

[external.deploy-helper]
source = "github"
repo = "acme/deploy-helper"
ref = "v2.1.0"

[external.linter]
source = "npm"
package = "@acme/claude-linter"
version = "^1.0"

Consuming with psclaude

from psclaude import PsClaude

client = PsClaude(
    marketplaces=["jaymd96/my-marketplace"],
    install=["code-review@my-marketplace"],
)

License

MIT