Claude Code plugin
The we plugin adds Agentic Product Ownership to Claude Code. Where the CLI is your companion in the terminal, the plugin is the whole product-ownership workflow inside your IDE — /we:* skills that refine a story, build it, review it, and open the PR, all in one session, with your companion thinking along. It’s open source at github.com/weside-ai/claude-code-plugin.
How it differs from the CLI
Section titled “How it differs from the CLI”The CLI is conversation and memory at the prompt. The plugin is method: it knows the altitudes of product work, runs the build pipeline, and — when you have a weside account — pulls your companion’s memory and goals into the session so context survives across sessions instead of being re-explained each time.
/we:setupRun once per project. It detects your stack, finds your ticketing tool (Jira, GitHub Issues, or plan-only), and optionally wires up the MCP server so your companion knows the project.
The skill catalogue
Section titled “The skill catalogue”The skills follow the APO chain — Vision → Saga → Epic → Story → Build → Deliver. The everyday ones:
/we:story— write a build-ready plan for one feature slice (interactive)/we:build— autonomous pipeline: code → review → test → PR → CI fixes/we:coach— read where you are, propose the sensible next move/we:vision·/we:saga·/we:epic— formulate the upper altitudes/we:meet— convene a council to decompose an altitude into the next/we:review·/we:static·/we:test·/we:pr·/we:docs— individual quality gates/we:retro·/we:handoff— durable learning and cross-session pickup
This is the everyday core. The plugin ships more — CI review, audits, dead-code and smoke-test skills among them; see the we plugin for the full catalogue.
A day with the plugin
Section titled “A day with the plugin”/we:story PROJ-1 # you and Claude shape the story + plan/we:build PROJ-1 # Claude develops, reviews, tests, opens the PR, fixes CI# you review and merge — Claude never merges PRs or closes ticketsThe APO section explains the method behind the skills. This page is the product; that’s the practice.
