Volver Claude Code marketplace

Agent skills for the Volver libraries, one Claude Code plugin per package, and the skill that scaffolds a new project from the monorepo starter. Each plugin reads its skill from the package's own repository (skills/ on main), so the skill ships with the library and this repository only lists them.

Plugin	Package
volverjs-style	@volverjs/style
volverjs-ui-vue	@volverjs/ui-vue
volverjs-data	@volverjs/data
volverjs-query-vue	@volverjs/query-vue
volverjs-form-vue	@volverjs/form-vue
volverjs-zod-vue-i18n	@volverjs/zod-vue-i18n
volverjs-auth-vue	@volverjs/auth-vue
volverjs-monorepo-starter	@volverjs/monorepo-starter, the project template

Install

/plugin marketplace add volverjs/claude-plugins
/plugin install volverjs-style@volverjs

Install the plugins of the packages a project uses. To offer them to everyone who works on a project, declare the marketplace and the plugins in the project's .claude/settings.json (extraKnownMarketplaces and enabledPlugins): each member confirms the install once. volverjs-monorepo-starter belongs to no project: install it once, for your user, and ask Claude Code for a new project wherever you want it created.

Claude Code clones github sources over SSH. Without an SSH key for GitHub the install fails with Permission denied (publickey); either add a key or rewrite the URL: git config --global url."https://github.com/".insteadOf git@github.com:.

Agents other than Claude Code install the same skills with the skills CLI: npx skills add volverjs/style.

Adding a package

1. The package keeps its skill in skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md on main. A skill on a development branch would describe an API that is not released yet.
2. Add an entry to .claude-plugin/marketplace.json with a github source pinned to "ref": "main", strict: false and skills: ["./skills/"]. Without the ref the source reads the default branch, which is develop in the Volver repositories. A repository with its own .claude-plugin/plugin.json, like the monorepo starter, gets neither: its manifest declares the skills, and strict: false next to it fails to load with conflicting manifests.
3. Check it: claude plugin validate --strict .. The validation does not fetch github sources, so a conflicting entry only shows up once installed (claude plugin list).