Shesha Plugins

Welcome to the Shesha Plugins repository! This open-source project provides a collection of custom commands and plugins for Shesha, designed to extend functionality and streamline your development workflow.

Overview

Shesha Plugins is an extensible skills framework that allows developers to create and share custom skills for Claude. Skills are documentation-based guides that help automate tasks, standardize processes, and share best practices across your team. Whether you’re setting up .NET analyzers, configuring authentication, or establishing coding standards, this repository provides a simple way to package and distribute your knowledge.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Before you begin, ensure you have:

• Claude CLI installed
• Git installed on your machine
• Basic understanding of Markdown (for creating skill documentation)

Installation

Via Claude Plugin Marketplace

The easiest way to install Shesha Plugins is through the Claude plugin marketplace:

1. Add the plugin to the marketplace

   /plugin marketplace add ./
   

2. Open the marketplace

   • Run: /plugin enter

   • Use the arrow keys to navigate to the Marketplace tab

3. Navigate to Shesha Plugins

   • Scroll down or search for “Shesha Plugins”

4. Browse available plugins

   • Click “Browse Plugins” to see all available commands

5. Install for your team

   • Click “Install for all collaborators” to make plugins available to your entire team

Creating Custom Skills

Skills allow you to extend Shesha’s functionality with custom commands and workflows. Here’s how to create your own:

Skill Structure

Each skill is a folder containing a SKILL.md file with metadata and instructions:

skills/
└── your-skill-name/
    └── SKILL.md

Step-by-Step Guide

1. Navigate to the skills directory

   cd skills
   

2. Create a new folder for your skill

   mkdir your-skill-name
   

   Naming conventions:

   • Use lowercase with hyphens (e.g., add-analyzers, setup-authentication)
   • Make it descriptive and specific
   • Avoid generic names

3. Create the SKILL.md file

   cd your-skill-name
   touch SKILL.md
   

4. Add frontmatter and content

   Every SKILL.md file must start with YAML frontmatter containing the skill metadata:

   ---
   name: your-skill-name
   description: Brief description of what this skill does and when to use it
   ---
   
   # Your Skill Title
   
   Detailed documentation of your skill...
   

Skill Template

Here’s a complete template for creating a new skill:

---
name: your-skill-name
description: Use this skill to [describe the main purpose and when to trigger this skill]
---

# Skill Title

Brief overview of what this skill accomplishes.

## Overview

Explain what the skill does and what problems it solves.

## Step 1: [First Step Title]