By thomfilg
Context-triggered memory injection. Memories declare trigger patterns + lifecycle events in frontmatter; matching memories are injected into Claude's context on the right hook.
The agent's job is **profile selection**, **preview review**, and **gating destructive writes** (overwriting manual memories, deleting stale consolidated memories). Discovery, parsing, manifest assembly, lint, and write are mechanical scripts.
The agent's job is **trigger derivation** (semantic) and **dedup clustering** (semantic). Discovery and writing are mechanical scripts.
1. **If user passed memory names or `--all-from=<kind>` as args**: invoke the script directly and print its output. Done.
Configure Synapsys memory storage. Use when the user says "install synapsys", "set up memory", "set up synapsys", "configure memory", "create memory store", "initialize memory", or asks to start using the memory system. Picks local (./.claude/synapsys), worktree (../.claude/synapsys), global (~/.claude/synapsys/<project>), or shared (~/.claude/synapsys-shared, reused across all projects).
Run the script. Pass through its output verbatim. It formats grouped output and a summary line. No agent post-processing.
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A Claude Code plugin marketplace. Three plugins live in this repo under plugins/:
| Plugin | Path | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
work-workflow | plugins/work/ | Deterministic /work orchestrator — ticket → PR delivery via a typed state machine |
synapsys | plugins/synapsys/ | Context-triggered memory injection |
maestro | plugins/maestro/ | Multi-agent orchestration over per-ticket tmux sessions |
Repo-level files (package.json, pnpm-lock.yaml, node_modules/, biome.json, .env) are workspace-wide dev tooling. Plugin assets (agents, hooks, skills, scripts, docs) live entirely inside each plugin's directory.
/plugin marketplace add thomfilg/claude-plugin-work
/plugin install work-workflow@latest
/plugin install synapsys@latest
/plugin install maestro@latest
pnpm test # full unit suite (work-workflow)
pnpm quality # static-code gate (full repo)
pnpm quality:changed # gate on files changed vs main
pnpm format # biome format --write .
CI: .github/workflows/ci.yml runs tests + quality on every PR. .github/workflows/bump-version.yml auto-bumps the work-workflow version on every push to main, derived from the conventional-commit type in the merge subject.
npx claudepluginhub thomfilg/ai-plugin-work --plugin synapsysConfig-driven file/directory guard. Lock blocks declare protected paths + an unlock phrase; a PreToolUse hook blocks Edit/Write/Bash/Task mutations unless the user speaks the phrase. Also conceals paths (hard read+write deny, no unlock) and can harden MCP secrets behind a setuid OS boundary. Stores are local, worktree, or global like synapsys.
Multi-agent orchestrator. Bootstraps per-ticket tmux sessions in isolated worktrees, conducts them (auto-restart on silence, surface real prompts to the operator), and exposes a file-mailbox signal channel.
Self-contained workflow plugin with agents, hooks, skills, and orchestration. Includes 18 specialized agents, agent-specific hooks, and 25 skills.
Memory compression system for Claude Code - persist context across sessions
Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts 65% of output tokens (measured) while keeping full technical accuracy by speaking like a caveman.
Multi-model consensus engine integrating OpenAI Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and Claude CLI for collaborative code review and problem-solving.
The most comprehensive Claude Code plugin — 38 agents, 156 skills, 72 legacy command shims, selective install profiles, and production-ready hooks for TDD, security scanning, code review, and continuous learning