Individual plugins for Claude Code. The deliverable is the
plugin, not the marketplace — plugins-kit is just the shared home (and dependency
substrate) the plugins ride on.
A handful of focused plugins that extend Claude Code with skills, slash commands, and hooks. The headliners:
- bootstrap — a dependency / provisioning engine every plugin rides on. Declare your
tools, venvs, git dependencies, marketplaces, and per-user config in a
bootstrap.json, and bootstrap brings the environment into that state automatically at session start. No manualpip/venv/ clone steps — healthy bootstrap is silent. - p4-kit — a Perforce-based code reviewer: multi-agent review of pending changelists
(
/p4-code-review), with parallel Claude reviewers plus per-issue validators. - unreal-kit — skills and tools that let Claude function as an Unreal developer: a Python API for asset inspection and data extraction, an MCP server for driving the editor, and redirector cleanup.
| Plugin | What it does |
|---|---|
| bootstrap | Dependency/provisioning engine — tools, venvs, git deps, marketplaces, and config from a bootstrap.json. Foundation for everything else. |
| p4-kit | Multi-agent code review of pending Perforce changelists (/p4-code-review). |
| unreal-kit | Unreal Engine automation — Python asset API, MCP editor control, redirector cleanup. |
| git-kit | Git + GitHub multi-agent code review (/git-code-review) plus gh CLI bootstrap. |
| skills-kit | Authoring and auditing skills + CLAUDE.md files — a verb × artifact matrix (/md-authoring, /md-audit, cohesion principles). |
| awesome-kit | Cross-domain skills: a shared communication framework, /plugin-ecosystem, /html-pdf. |
| openrouter-kit | OpenRouter API key management + a shared model registry. |
| claude-ui-kit | Status line with context-window and rate-limit threshold colors, plus /statusline. |
| cache-kit | Cache-usage reporting — per-request and session-level cache hit analysis from transcripts. |
| prototypes | Experimental skills awaiting graduation into their own plugins. |
| test-plugin | Exercises the bootstrap system end to end. |
These plugins install through Claude Code's plugin marketplace mechanism. Add the marketplace, then install the plugins you want:
/plugin marketplace add kitaekatt/plugins-kit
/plugin install bootstrap
/plugin install p4-kit # or unreal-kit, git-kit, skills-kit, ...
Most plugins depend on bootstrap and declare it as a dependency, so installing a plugin pulls bootstrap in automatically. To update later:
/plugin marketplace update
/plugin update
Every plugin that ships Python or external tools rides on bootstrap. At session start
bootstrap reads each enabled plugin's bootstrap.json and ensures the system tools,
per-plugin venvs, git dependencies, and per-user config are in the state that plugin
needs. That's why the rest of the plugins can stay focused on their domain instead of
re-solving environment setup: declare what you need, and the environment is there.