skills-marketplace/README.md
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# Skills Marketplace
A Claude Code plugin marketplace bundling personal skills for interviews, meetings,
writing, and invoice/timesheet checks. Each skill is packaged as its own installable plugin.
## Plugins
| Plugin | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `cascade-knowledge-base` | Bootstrap, sync, export, and query a Cascade Knowledge Base wiki - init, ingest sync, OKF/Starlight export, guided onboarding tours, project summaries, meeting notes/prep, and quizzes. |
| `common` | Run mock job interviews with a scored assessment and learning plan, run structured interviews that capture knowledge to a markdown file, and gather source material and agree a plan before building a presentation. |
| `doc-help` | Rewrite and humanize text to remove AI writing patterns, produce short TL;DR summaries, and find and resolve TODO items in a document. |
| `ivona` | Check KSeF invoices against contractors/white-list and audit team timesheet completion via Tempo. |
| `timesheet` | Check and log your own Tempo timesheet, and see what to put on your invoice for a given month. |
## Installing
Add this marketplace locally and install a plugin:
```bash
/plugin marketplace add "/Users/michalkopec/Documents/Projects/Skills Marketplace"
/plugin install doc-help@skills-marketplace
```
This marketplace is published at `git.wierzbowa.cloud`. Since that's not GitHub, the
bare `owner/repo` shorthand won't resolve — use the full clone URL instead:
```bash
/plugin marketplace add https://git.wierzbowa.cloud/Cloud_Drift/skills-marketplace.git
```
## Credential setup
Plugins that call an external API (Tempo, Jira, KSeF) read credentials from a `.env`
file the user creates from each skill's `.env.example`. We tested Claude Code's plugin
`userConfig` mechanism (prompting for a credential at install time) as an alternative —
in practice it did not prompt the user at all, so we're sticking with `.env` files
across all plugins.
## Licensing
All plugins (`cascade-knowledge-base`, `common`, `doc-help`, `ivona`, `timesheet`)
are licensed under the MIT License — see [LICENSE](LICENSE).