Set up and look after a shared agentic workspace: /workspace:quick-start interviews the team and each person, makes the kit the team's own and checks it is reachable on every surface people use; /workspace:hygiene runs the weekly tidy of where context lives, submodules included; /workspace:register-audit checks guidance files for the register they are written in. A session-start line names what is out of step, and a guard keeps agents from bypassing the git hooks.
Plugin workspace from marketplace agentic-workspace in cyberscribe/agentic-workspace-kit. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 3 days ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
/workspace:hygieneWeekly hygiene — check where context lives against the workspace's own conventions (the always-loaded budget, submodules, strays, registers, promised files, promotion candidates, staleness, pending work, the closeout drafts sweep), write a dated report to audits/, then work through it with you; type
/workspace:quick-startFirst-time setup — interview the team (once) and each person (on their first session) to fill in the workspace's standards, people, conventions and first projects, or map a system already in place onto the kit, then check it is reachable on every surface and running
/workspace:register-auditRegister audit — scan the guidance an agent reads for drift toward urgency, threat and emphasis, graded by how strongly each line primes a session, write a dated report to audits/, then work through it with you; type "report" for the scan alone
bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/session-start.sh"
bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/guard-git.sh"
The life of a project, kept in its README: /projects:new interviews for the finish line, people, versioning and sensitivity; /projects:adopt adds what an existing project lacks; hold, board, pickup and close pause, show, resume and archive it; /projects:pair runs a product-manager session and a Claude Code engineer through a mailbox. A session-start line says where the folder's project stands and which of its resources this machine has not mapped.
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