claude-marketplace

Install one marketplace, get two practical Claude Code plugins: persistent memory and safer Bash auto-approval.

Quickstart

Add this marketplace, then install both plugins:

/plugin marketplace add damusix/ai-tools
/plugin install ai-memory@damusix-ai-tools
/plugin install auto-approve-compound-bash@damusix-ai-tools

What you get

ai-memory

Give Claude long-term project memory across sessions, with local-first storage and tools to organize context.

• Captures observations and synthesizes reusable memories
• Shares one memory service across Claude Code sessions
• Provides MCP tools for saving, searching, and organizing memory
• Includes dashboard UI to browse and manage memories
• Adds /remember and /forget slash commands

Docs: ai-memory/README.md

auto-approve-compound-bash (cc-auto-approve-fix source)

Auto-approve compound Bash commands safely by parsing each command segment against allow/deny rules.

• Uses a native Go shell parser (mvdan.cc/sh/v3/syntax) for AST-based checks
• Handles compound operators, substitutions, subshells, and nested bash/sh/zsh -c
• Falls through safely when uncertainty is detected
• Supports --explain, simulate, and doctor workflows
• Ships prebuilt binaries for darwin/linux and amd64/arm64

Docs: cc-auto-approve-fix/README.md

Why this marketplace

• One setup path gives you both plugins immediately
• Plugin names are stable in the damusix-ai-tools marketplace catalog
• Memory stays local and command auto-approval remains rule-driven

Contributing

This repo is a pnpm workspace. Install dependencies from the root:

pnpm install

Versioning

Plugin versions are managed by a CLI tool at scripts/cli/. It bumps versions, syncs all manifest files, generates changelogs from git history, and creates git tags.

Interactive mode — select plugins and bump types via prompts:

pnpm dev version

Flag mode — bump a single plugin directly:

pnpm dev version ai-memory patch
pnpm dev version auto-approve-compound-bash minor

Plugin names come from .claude-plugin/marketplace.json, not directory names. The CLI requires a clean working tree before running.

What it does per plugin:

1. Bumps the version in the source-of-truth file (package.json or plugin.json)
2. Syncs version across marketplace.json and plugin.json
3. Regenerates CHANGELOG.md from conventional commits (feat, fix, breaking changes)
4. Commits as release: <plugin>@<version> and creates a git tag

Adding a new plugin

1. Add the plugin directory to pnpm-workspace.yaml
2. Add an entry to .claude-plugin/marketplace.json with name, version, and source
3. The versioning CLI discovers it automatically

License

MIT