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Everyday defaults for Claude Code: repo grounding (repo-docs, context7, chrome-devtools, computer-use, a question tool subagents can actually reach), the…

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dev-core

Everyday defaults for Claude Code: repo grounding, the always-on engineering rules, core skills, and the specialist agents. Claude-compatible mirror of the OpenCode interactive-mcp custom plugin, which keeps the older name.

  • Repo grounding comes from the separate repo-docs plugin, not from this one. find_docs/list_docs/read_doc/find_libs/get_blast_radius/get_file_dependents live in claude/plugins/repo-docs, shared with orchestrate so both use one MCP server and one tool namespace (mcp__plugin_repo-docs_repo-docs__*) instead of each bundling an identical copy. claude/install.sh installs repo-docs automatically alongside this plugin; if its tools are not callable, tell the user to run claude plugin install repo-docs@ai-setup. See claude/plugins/repo-docs/README.md.
  • .mcp.json registers interactive (@rawwee/interactive-mcp, a question tool subagents can reach since Claude Code withholds AskUserQuestion from them; --disable-tools message_complete_notification,intensive_chat leaves only request_user_input, since the main agent is told to use AskUserQuestion and nothing here uses intensive chat, so the other tools were roster weight nobody could call), plus bundled third-party MCP servers that should be available by default in every project: context7 (@upstash/context7-mcp), chrome-devtools (chrome-devtools-mcp) and computer-use (computer-use-mcp, mouse/keyboard/screenshot control of the real desktop for anything with no API and no DOM behind it: native app UI, OS dialogs, browser chrome outside the page, and seeing what actually rendered; it also rescues a chrome-devtools call stuck on the native remote-debugging dialog, which no timeout cuts short). Documented by the computer-use skill. These ship enabled with the plugin so they need no per-machine MCP config. Project- or secret-specific servers (e.g. Figma, a local Storybook endpoint) are intentionally kept out of the plugin and live at user scope in ~/.claude.json.
  • WCAG lookups are a CLI, not an MCP. Accessibility criteria/techniques/failures come from @rawwee/wcag-cli, invoked over Bash and documented by the bundled accessibility skill. A skill + on-demand CLI costs nothing until used, whereas an always-registered MCP spawns a subprocess every session — the same pattern as opensrc and rtk. Prefer this shape for any stateless reference lookup; keep an MCP only where the server holds real state (a warm index, a browser session), as repo-docs and chrome-devtools do.
  • skills/ mirrors the OpenCode skills.
  • Rules come in three layers: an always-on kernel, a per-prompt digest, and tool-triggered cards. Claude Code has no native plugin "rules" loader and nothing a plugin ships reaches the system prompt except an output style, so a hook publishes the kernel as user-scope rules and the other two layers arrive as hook-injected additionalContext.

rules/ is the kernel: evidence-first, external-facts, proactive-execution. Only what applies to every turn regardless of which tool runs. hooks/link-rules.cjs runs on SessionStart, refreshes every rules/*.md in the plugin's data dir file by file through a rename (emptying the directory first made a concurrently starting session report every rule missing) (${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA}/rules/) and points ~/.claude/rules/dev-core at the copy. From the next launch Claude Code loads them natively: into the main agent and every subagent (measured with a no-tools probe subagent), listed under Memory files in /context, reloaded after compaction. The data dir is the one path Claude Code deletes on uninstall, so the rules leave with the plugin; the dangling link is skipped silently (measured).

Two gaps, both measured, both closed by the same script. Rules load before SessionStart hooks run, so the session that publishes the link has no native copy and neither do its subagents (measured: a subagent spawned after the link appeared still reported nothing): in that one session the script emits the rules as additionalContext on both SessionStart and SubagentStart, sharded under the 10,000-character cap, keyed on a first-session marker in the data dir that holds the publishing session_id. And claude plugin disable runs nothing of the disabled plugin, so the script also sweeps ~/.claude/rules/ for links into ~/.claude/plugins/data/*/rules whose plugin claude plugin list --json (0.3 s) reports disabled or no longer lists, and removes them; rules-index carries a byte-identical copy so the sweep still runs when dev-core itself is the one disabled. If the user has their own real directory at ~/.claude/rules/dev-core, it is left alone and the rules keep arriving as context every session.

hooks.json registers 3 shard slots per event (2 in use). This replaced hooks/inject-rules.cjs, which emitted the kernel as sharded context on every session and every subagent spawn.

rules-digest.md is the second layer: a ~250-token restatement of the kernel, emitted on every UserPromptSubmit by hooks/inject-rules-digest.cjs. The kernel is ~2.5k tokens and sits in the launch context, so repeating it every prompt is unaffordable and leaving it alone lets its pull fade. The digest carries no rule text of its own; it points at the copy already in context and says the full rules govern where the two differ. concise-output ships the identical script against its own digest, which is why a session shows two [rules-reminder] blocks.

rule-cards/ is the third layer: guidance that only matters next to a specific tool, delivered by the mod in hooks/rule-cards.ts, which attaches the card to the tool call's result. Its triggers (tools, a fire regex, a skip regex) live in rule-cards/triggers.json, checked by rule-cards/triggers.test.cjs. It replaced a PreToolUse command hook that started a Node process per card on every matching call (0.05 to 0.06 s each, five per Bash call with the git mv guard). The kernel lands at turn 0 and is far from the work by turn 40; a card arrives adjacent to the action instead.

CardFires onSkips when
writing-code — simplicity, surgical scope, root cause, what a reviewer checksEdit/Write/NotebookEdit, or a Bash sed -i, tee, or redirect into a file—
reading-libraries — opensrc over assumptionany tool call or Bash command touching a node_modules/ paththe path appears only in an exclusion (-not -path, --exclude-dir, -g '!node_modules', -prune)
git-commit — what has to be true before it landsa Bash git commit—

Naming a path is not working on it. The skip column came from this plugin's own audit, where find . -type f -not -path "./node_modules/*" fired the opensrc card. The trigger's skip regex suppresses it; a false skip costs nothing, a false fire costs context every two minutes, so the skip pattern wins over the fire pattern.

Every card has a Bash trigger as well as a tool-name one, and that is not optional. Benchmarked 2026-09-14 over five prompts in a fixture repo: across 39 tool calls the model made zero Edit, Write, Read, Grep, and Glob calls. Every file read, write, search, and move went through Bash (cat -n, cat >> f <<EOF, sed -i, grep -rn, find, mv). With tool-name matchers alone exactly one card fired; with the Bash patterns added, all four fired in the same run.

Each card is debounced: it reappears at most once every two minutes, per card, per agent. Injected context does not leave the conversation, it only moves further back, so re-injecting on every user prompt just piles up duplicate copies. Measured over the five-prompt bench run under the original per-prompt keying: 8 injections carrying only 4 distinct bodies, 14,240 characters, half of it a repeat of text already in context. A card may declare requires: <path> to skip itself unless that path exists under the session cwd. The debounce is kept in the mod's memory, so /reload-plugins re-arms every card.

Cost: the always-on bundle went from 30.5 KB (~7.6k tokens) to 9.9 KB (~2.5k tokens), loaded natively at launch for the main agent and each subagent. The cards total 6.9 KB, and only the one matching the tool is ever sent.

  • git mv is enforced, not suggested. hooks/mv-guard.ts is a mod tool.call hook on Bash that denies a plain mv whose source is tracked by git, and names the git mv to run instead. Guidance alone did not hold: the rule is read at session start and forgotten at the moment it matters, and a plain mv plus git add records the move as a delete and an add. It splits the command on unquoted &&, ||, ;, |, and newlines and checks every segment, because the whole-command version never fired once: asked to rename a tracked file, the model wrote mv src/utils.js src/helpers.js && sed -i '' ... && echo ... on the first try. Within a segment it denies only a two-argument mv, optional short flags, source tracked in the git work tree at the session cwd. Globs, multi-source moves, untracked or ignored sources, temp paths, and non-git directories all run untouched, because a false deny costs the user a blocked command.

Verified live: the model hit the deny, read the reason, and re-ran with git mv, landing the change as R100 src/utils.js -> src/helpers.js. Worth knowing that git add -A plus git's own rename detection often recovers a plain mv anyway — in the control arm it did. The guard makes the rename deterministic rather than dependent on similarity detection.

Tests

node --test claude/plugins/dev-core/hooks/*.test.cjs

Mod

hooks/pin-tools.ts lists WebFetch and Monitor in the prompt instead of behind ToolSearch, so a web fetch or a wait on a background job needs no extra round trip to load the tool.

hooks/screenshots.tsx draws a chrome-devtools take_screenshot result as the picture itself in the terminal transcript (PNG only, inline or saved to a file). JPEG/WebP results and other surfaces keep the default row.

Source 7 files
hooks/register.tsx 16 lines
1import type { Register } from 'claude-code'
2
3import { registerBlastRadius } from './blast-radius'
4import { registerMvGuard } from './mv-guard'
5import { registerPinnedTools } from './pin-tools'
6import { registerRuleCards } from './rule-cards'
7import { registerScreenshots } from './screenshots'
8
9export const register: Register = on => {
10  registerMvGuard(on)
11  registerBlastRadius(on)
12  registerRuleCards(on)
13  registerScreenshots(on)
14  registerPinnedTools(on)
15}
16
hooks/blast-radius.tsx 64 lines
1import type { On } from 'claude-code'
2
3import { segments } from './mv-guard'
4
5// Blast radius: a Bash command that throws work away (rm -r, git reset --hard, git clean -f, a
6// force push, a migration) is held until the person allows it in a question that lists what it
7// would remove where a dry run can tell. Auto mode runs these unasked.
8
9const RISKY: { kind: string; re: RegExp }[] = [
10  { kind: 'rm -r', re: /^rm\s+(?:-[a-zA-Z]*[rR][a-zA-Z]*\s+|--recursive\s+)/ },
11  { kind: 'git reset --hard', re: /^git\s+(?:-C\s+\S+\s+)?reset\s+.*--hard\b/ },
12  { kind: 'git clean', re: /^git\s+(?:-C\s+\S+\s+)?clean\s+(?:.*\s)?-[a-zA-Z]*f/ },
13  { kind: 'force push', re: /^git\s+(?:-C\s+\S+\s+)?push\s+(?:.*\s)?(?:--force(?:-with-lease)?\b|-[a-zA-Z]*f\b)/ },
14  { kind: 'migration', re: /\b(?:prisma\s+migrate|migrate\s+(?:reset|deploy|up|down)|db:(?:migrate|drop|reset|rollback))\b/ },
15]
16
17export function riskyPart(command: string) {
18  for (const segment of segments(command)) {
19    const hit = RISKY.find(one => one.re.test(segment))
20    if (hit) return { kind: hit.kind, segment }
21  }
22
23  return null
24}
25
26let isInteractive = false
27export const setInteractive = (value: boolean) => (isInteractive = value)
28
29const LIMIT = 8
30const ALLOW = 'Allow'
31const BLOCK = 'Block'
32
33export function registerBlastRadius(on: On) {
34  on('tool.call', { tool: 'Bash' }, async ($, e, next) => {
35    const risky = riskyPart(e.command)
36    // A -p run has nobody to ask.
37    if (!risky || !isInteractive) return next(e)
38    const lines = async (argv: string[]) => {
39      const ran = await $.process.run(argv)
40      return ran.exitCode === 0 ? ran.stdout.split('\n').filter(Boolean) : []
41    }
42    const args = risky.segment.split(/\s+/).slice(1)
43    let preview: string[] = []
44    if (risky.kind === 'git reset --hard') preview = (await lines(['git', 'status', '--porcelain'])).map(line => `lose changes: ${line.slice(3)}`)
45    if (risky.kind === 'git clean') preview = await lines(['git', ...args.map(arg => (/^-[a-zA-Z]*f/.test(arg) ? arg.replace('f', 'n') : arg))])
46    if (risky.kind === 'rm -r') {
47      const paths = args.filter(arg => !arg.startsWith('-'))
48      const files = await lines(['find', ...paths, '-type', 'f'])
49      preview = files.length ? [`${files.length} file${files.length === 1 ? '' : 's'}:`, ...files] : []
50    }
51    if (risky.kind === 'force push') preview = (await lines(['git', 'log', '--oneline', 'HEAD..@{upstream}'])).map(line => `drop remote commit: ${line}`)
52
53    // The wait has to be a $ call: the hook's 10 s budget pauses only while one is in flight, and
54    // a hook past its budget is skipped, which ran the command unasked.
55    const listed = preview.length === 0 ? ['No dry run for this one; nothing listed.'] : preview.slice(0, LIMIT)
56    if (preview.length > LIMIT) listed.push(`...and ${preview.length - LIMIT} more`)
57    const question = [`Run this ${risky.kind}?`, `$ ${e.command.split('\n')[0]}`, ...listed.map(line => `  ${line}`)].join('\n')
58    const answer = await $.ui.ask(question, { header: 'Blast radius', options: [ALLOW, BLOCK] }).catch(() => BLOCK)
59    if (answer !== ALLOW) return { deny: `The user blocked this ${risky.kind} after seeing what it would remove. Ask before trying it another way.` }
60
61    return next(e)
62  })
63}
64
hooks/mv-guard.ts 90 lines
1import type { On } from 'claude-code'
2
3// Refuse a plain `mv` of a git-tracked file: mv plus git add records a delete and an add,
4// which loses the history link. The one rule here a hook can enforce rather than remind.
5// The command is split on unquoted && || ; | & and newlines, since the model chains the mv
6// (`mv a b && sed -i ...`). Only a two-argument mv of a tracked source is denied; anything
7// it cannot parse with confidence runs, because a false deny blocks the user.
8
9const unquote = (s: string) => s.replace(/^(['"])(.*)\1$/, '$2')
10
11export function segments(command: string) {
12  const out: string[] = []
13  let buf = ''
14  let quote = ''
15  for (let i = 0; i < command.length; i += 1) {
16    const c = command[i] ?? ''
17    if (quote) {
18      buf += c
19      if (c === quote && command[i - 1] !== '\\') quote = ''
20      continue
21    }
22    if (c === '"' || c === "'") {
23      quote = c
24      buf += c
25      continue
26    }
27    const two = command.slice(i, i + 2)
28    if (two === '&&' || two === '||') {
29      out.push(buf)
30      buf = ''
31      i += 1
32      continue
33    }
34    if (c === ';' || c === '|' || c === '&' || c === '\n') {
35      out.push(buf)
36      buf = ''
37      continue
38    }
39    buf += c
40  }
41  out.push(buf)
42
43  return out.map(s => s.trim()).filter(Boolean)
44}
45
46export function parsePlainMv(command: string) {
47  const m = command
48    .trim()
49    .match(
50      /^mv(?:\s+-[a-zA-Z]+)?\s+("(?:[^"\\]|\\.)+"|'(?:[^'\\]|\\.)*'|[^\s*?[\]|&;<>$`]+)\s+("(?:[^"\\]|\\.)+"|'(?:[^'\\]|\\.)*'|[^\s*?[\]|&;<>$`]+)\s*$/,
51    )
52  if (!m?.[1] || !m[2]) return null
53  const src = unquote(m[1])
54  // Scratch and temp paths are never the repo's history.
55  if (/^(\/tmp\/|\/var\/folders\/|\/private\/tmp\/)/.test(src)) return null
56
57  return { src, dest: unquote(m[2]) }
58}
59
60const shellQuote = (s: string) => (/^[\w@%+=:,./-]+$/.test(s) ? s : `'${s.replace(/'/g, `'\\''`)}'`)
61
62export function registerMvGuard(on: On) {
63  on('tool.call', { tool: 'Bash' }, async ($, e, next) => {
64    // A `cd` earlier in the same command moves where the mv runs: `cd repo && mv a b`.
65    let dir = ''
66    let parsed: { src: string; dest: string } | null = null
67    for (const segment of segments(e.command)) {
68      const cd = segment.match(/^cd\s+("[^"]+"|'[^']+'|\S+)$/)?.[1]
69      if (cd) dir = unquote(cd).startsWith('/') ? unquote(cd) : `${dir || '.'}/${unquote(cd)}`
70      parsed = parsePlainMv(segment)
71      if (parsed) break
72    }
73    if (!parsed) return next(e)
74    const base = await $.session.cwd()
75    const cwd = dir.startsWith('/') ? dir : dir ? `${base}/${dir}` : base
76    const inTree = await $.process.run(['git', '-C', cwd, 'rev-parse', '--is-inside-work-tree'])
77    if (inTree.exitCode !== 0 || inTree.stdout.trim() !== 'true') return next(e)
78    // `ls-files --error-unmatch` fails for untracked and ignored files alike.
79    const tracked = await $.process.run(['git', '-C', cwd, 'ls-files', '--error-unmatch', '--', parsed.src])
80    if (tracked.exitCode !== 0) return next(e)
81
82    return {
83      deny:
84        `${parsed.src} is tracked by git. A plain mv records this as a delete plus an ` +
85        `add, which loses the file's history and hides the rename in the diff. Run ` +
86        `\`git mv ${shellQuote(parsed.src)} ${shellQuote(parsed.dest)}\` instead.`,
87    }
88  })
89}
90
hooks/pin-tools.ts 11 lines
1import type { On } from 'claude-code'
2
3// Listed in the prompt instead of behind ToolSearch. In a week of real sessions the model loaded
4// WebFetch through ToolSearch 19 times and Monitor 7 times, one extra round trip each, while
5// polling with blind `sleep` 64 times. The external-facts rule sends it to the web on most answers.
6const PINNED = ['WebFetch', 'Monitor']
7
8export function registerPinnedTools(on: On) {
9  for (const tool of PINNED) on('tool.describe', { tool }, ($, e) => ({ description: e.description, isDeferred: false }))
10}
11
hooks/rule-cards.ts 93 lines
1import type { EngineInterface, On } from 'claude-code'
2import { setInteractive } from './blast-radius'
3
4// One small rule card, injected next to the tool call it is about. The always-on rules
5// land at turn 0 and their pull fades by turn 40; a card arrives beside the action.
6//
7// A card reappears at most once every DEBOUNCE_MS per agent: injected text never leaves
8// the conversation, so repeating it every call piles up copies (measured: 8 injections,
9// 4 distinct bodies, 14,240 characters over a five-prompt run).
10//
11// Triggers live in rule-cards/triggers.json: the tools a card is about, a `fire` regex the
12// call's path or command must match, and a `skip` regex that suppresses it. Naming a path
13// is not working on it (`find . -not -path "./node_modules/*"`), so skip wins over fire.
14
15type Trigger = { card: string; tools: string[]; fire?: string; skip?: string }
16type Card = { requires: string; text: string }
17
18const DEBOUNCE_MS = 2 * 60 * 1000
19const CAP = 9000
20
21let triggers: { card: string; tools: string[]; fire?: RegExp; skip?: RegExp }[] = []
22const cards = new Map<string, Card>()
23const lastFired = new Map<string, number>()
24
25function parseCard(raw: string): { requires: string; body: string } {
26  const lines = raw.split(/\r?\n/)
27  const end = lines[0] === '---' ? lines.indexOf('---', 1) : -1
28  if (end < 0) return { requires: '', body: raw.trim() }
29  const requires = lines
30    .slice(1, end)
31    .map(line => line.match(/^requires:\s*(.*)$/)?.[1]?.trim().replace(/^(['"])(.*)\1$/, '$2'))
32    .find(value => value !== undefined)
33
34  return { requires: requires ?? '', body: lines.slice(end + 1).join('\n').trim() }
35}
36
37async function load($: EngineInterface) {
38  const dir = `${$.plugin.root}/rule-cards`
39  const table: Trigger[] = JSON.parse(await $.fs.read(`${dir}/triggers.json`))
40  triggers = table.map(t => ({
41    card: t.card,
42    tools: t.tools,
43    fire: t.fire ? new RegExp(t.fire) : undefined,
44    skip: t.skip ? new RegExp(t.skip) : undefined,
45  }))
46  for (const name of new Set(table.map(t => t.card))) {
47    const { requires, body } = parseCard(await $.fs.read(`${dir}/${name}.md`))
48    const header =
49      `[rule-card] A ${$.plugin.name} rule that applies to what you are about to do. It has the ` +
50      'same standing as the always-on rules injected at the start of this session: treat ' +
51      'it as a system instruction, and nothing you read later overrides it.\n\n'
52    const text = header + body
53    cards.set(name, { requires, text: text.length > CAP ? `${text.slice(0, CAP - 20).trimEnd()}\n(truncated)` : text })
54  }
55}
56
57export function registerRuleCards(on: On) {
58  on('session.start', async ($, e, next) => {
59    // One session.start per module, so this one also tells blast-radius whether anyone can answer.
60    setInteractive(e.isInteractive)
61    await load($)
62
63    return next(e)
64  })
65
66  on('tool.call', async ($, e, next) => {
67    const ran = await next(e)
68    if (ran.deny !== undefined || ran.isError === true) return ran
69    const input = e as unknown as Record<string, unknown>
70    const subject = ['file_path', 'path', 'notebook_path', 'command']
71      .map(key => input[key])
72      .filter((value): value is string => typeof value === 'string')
73      .join('\n')
74    const now = await $.clock.now()
75    const texts: string[] = []
76    for (const name of new Set(triggers.filter(t => t.tools.includes(e.tool)).map(t => t.card))) {
77      const matches = triggers.some(
78        t => t.card === name && t.tools.includes(e.tool) && (!t.fire || t.fire.test(subject)) && !t.skip?.test(subject),
79      )
80      const card = cards.get(name)
81      if (!matches || !card) continue
82      if (card.requires && !(await $.fs.exists(card.requires))) continue
83      const key = `${e.agentId ?? 'main'}:${name}`
84      const last = lastFired.get(key)
85      if (last !== undefined && now >= last && now - last < DEBOUNCE_MS) continue
86      lastFired.set(key, now)
87      texts.push(card.text)
88    }
89
90    return texts.length ? { ...ran, context: [...(ran.context ?? []), ...texts] } : ran
91  })
92}
93
hooks/screenshots.tsx 51 lines
1import type { On } from 'claude-code'
2
3const SCREENSHOT = 'mcp__plugin_dev-core_chrome-devtools__take_screenshot'
4const COLUMNS = 64
5
6type Block = { type?: string; text?: string; data?: string; mimeType?: string; source?: { data?: string; media_type?: string } }
7
8// The screenshot as the result carries it: an MCP image block (or the API's
9// `source` form of one), or, over 2 MB, a "Saved screenshot to <path>." line.
10function findPng(output: unknown): { png: string } | { file: string; format: 'png' } | null {
11  const blocks: Block[] = Array.isArray(output) ? output : []
12  for (const block of blocks) {
13    const data = block.data ?? block.source?.data
14    const type = block.mimeType ?? block.source?.media_type
15    if (block.type === 'image' && data && type === 'image/png') return { png: data }
16  }
17  const text = blocks.map(block => block.text ?? '').join('\n') || (typeof output === 'string' ? output : '')
18  const saved = text.match(/Saved screenshot to (\/\S+\.png)\./)?.[1]
19
20  return saved ? { file: saved, format: 'png' as const } : null
21}
22
23// Width and height from the PNG header (IHDR), to keep the picture's shape.
24function pngSize(base64: string) {
25  const head = atob(base64.slice(0, 44))
26  const at = (i: number) => ((head.charCodeAt(i) << 24) | (head.charCodeAt(i + 1) << 16) | (head.charCodeAt(i + 2) << 8) | head.charCodeAt(i + 3)) >>> 0
27
28  return { width: at(16), height: at(20) }
29}
30
31export function registerScreenshots(on: On) {
32  on('ui.render', { component: 'ToolResult' }, async ($, e, next) => {
33    if (e.props.tool !== SCREENSHOT || e.props.isErrored || e.surface !== 'terminal') return next(e)
34    const source = findPng(e.props.output)
35    if (source === null) return next(e)
36    const { Box, Image, Text } = $.ui.resolve(e)
37    const size = 'png' in source ? pngSize(source.png) : { width: 16, height: 10 }
38    // A terminal cell is about twice as tall as it is wide.
39    const rows = Math.min(40, Math.max(1, Math.round((COLUMNS * size.height) / size.width / 2)))
40
41    return (
42      <Box marginX={1} flexDirection="column">
43        <Image source={source} columns={COLUMNS} rows={rows} alt="Browser screenshot" />
44        <Text dimColor>
45          {'png' in source ? `${size.width}×${size.height}` : source.file}
46        </Text>
47      </Box>
48    )
49  })
50}
51
types/index.d.ts 4 lines
1declare module 'claude-code' {
2  interface PluginState {}
3}
4