Runs an open-source repo as its maintainer: triage the tracker, delegate the work, review hard, merge on green.
/plugin marketplace add Digital-Process-Tools/claude-marketplace
/plugin install oss@dpt-plugins
Then run /reload-plugins, or restart Claude Code. Plugin registrations are read once at
session start, so a mid-session install leaves the agent registry unresolved until you do.
See docs/install.md for developing this plugin's own source, and for setting
up oss-workspace in a repo you maintain.
/oss:tick reads the board, decides what is worth building, delegates it, reviews the result, and
merges on green. Everything repo-specific — default branch, labels, test command, version sites —
lives in .oss.json, written once by /oss:setup.
Once installed and set up in a repo you maintain, /oss:doctor prints the exact, paste-ready
command to wire up oss-workspace for the version you have installed. Run it from that repo, and
oss-workspace opens a session there with the maintainer loop already running.
- docs/overview.md — what each piece is, what a tick does, what the loop refuses to do, and where the project stands.
- docs/install.md — installing, developing this plugin, the launcher and its symlink.
- docs/commands.md — every slash command.
- docs/status-line.md — every status-line field.
- docs/development.md — running the test suite, and the scripts and hooks that check this repo's own conventions.
- docs/status.md — what installing this plugin does and does not put in motion.
- docs/pick-the-work.md — how the loop decides what to build next: the five steps, who runs each, and what each one takes and returns.
- docs/open-the-workspace.md — how a maintainer session starts: what the launcher sets up, and how it picks the opening command.
- docs/autonomy.md — what "autonomous in somebody else's repo" would take, and does not.
- CLAUDE.md — what is not proven yet, measured and dated at each release.
Community License — see LICENSE. Source-available, not open source: no commercial redistribution, no competing use.
Built by Digital Process Tools in Toulouse, France.