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, and open the PR, with your companion thinking along. It’s open source at github.com/weside-ai/claude-code-plugin, currently at version 6.8.0.
What it is
Section titled “What it is”27 /we:* entries — 23 skills plus 4 commands — covering every altitude of product work and every step of getting a Story built, plus 13 supporting agents the plugin dispatches on its own that you never call directly.
Why it matters to you
Section titled “Why it matters to you”The CLI is conversation and memory at the prompt. The plugin is method: it knows the altitudes of product work, runs the build pipeline through a Lead that dispatches workers, 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.
How you use it
Section titled “How you use it”/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.
A typical cycle:
/we:story PROJ-1 # you and Claude shape the story + plan/we:orchestrate PROJ-1 # the Lead dispatches workers, integrates, opens the PR, fixes CI# you review and merge — Claude never merges PRs or closes tickets/we:merged # close-out: worktrees torn down, ticket to Done, epic record refreshedThis is the everyday core. The full skill catalogue — status and handoff tools, project and companion setup, and a few standalone extras — lives on the we plugin page.
Limits & edge cases
Section titled “Limits & edge cases”- The plugin works fully on its own. A weside companion is an upgrade, not a requirement — with one, memory and goals persist across sessions. No nagging, no lock-in.
- Delivery is human-only by design. The pipeline is autonomous up to the pull request and never past it — merging, closing tickets, and releasing are always your call.
- Version drift is possible. This page describes 6.8.0; check
we/.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonin your own install if a skill behaves differently than described here.
Where next
Section titled “Where next”- The APO section — the method behind the skills
- The build pipeline
- CLI
