Umbraco Claude Code Plugins 🚀

A curated marketplace of professional Claude Code plugins for Umbraco and .NET development workflows.

Quick Start

Add the marketplace:

/plugin marketplace add hifi-phil/Umbraco_CC_Plugins

Install umb-flow for git workflow commands:

/plugin install umb-flow@hifi-phil/Umbraco_CC_Plugins

Install memory-generator for documentation:

/plugin install memory-generator@hifi-phil/Umbraco_CC_Plugins

Or install all plugins:

/plugin install @hifi-phil/Umbraco_CC_Plugins

📦 Available Plugins

Umb-Flow 🔀

Git workflow commands for branching, committing, and pull requests. Follows your project's conventions automatically.

Commands:

• /branch <name> - Create a new branch
• /commit - Stage and commit changes
• /push - Push commits to remote
• /pr - Create a pull request

Smart Branch Detection:

• Identifies protected branches (main, master, dev, develop) via GitHub API
• Supports gitflow - automatically uses dev/develop as base when present
• Warns if you're branching from a feature branch instead of the base
• Uncommitted changes carry over to new branch (no forced stash)

Convention Discovery:

• Checks CLAUDE.md, CONTRIBUTING.md, .github/ templates for commit/PR formats
• Looks for commitlint config, .gitmessage templates
• Falls back to inferring style from recent commits/PRs
• Never forces conventional commits - uses whatever your project uses

Safety Checks:

• Warns before committing to protected branches
• Validates that changes match the branch purpose (e.g., warns if you're on feature/auth but committing payment code)
• Offers to create a new branch if you're on the wrong one
• Never force pushes or amends without explicit request

Workflow Example:

# Start new work
/branch feature/user-settings

# Make changes, then commit
/commit
# → Finds your commit conventions
# → Stages files, creates commit
# → Asks if you want to push

# Ready for review
/pr
# → Detects target branch (dev or main)
# → Uses your PR template
# → Creates PR and returns URL

Memory Generator 📝

Generates and optimizes CLAUDE.md documentation files for Node.js, .NET projects, and multi-project repositories with intelligent project detection and automatic quality optimization.

Commands:

• /memory-generator:init-nodejs-project - Generate CLAUDE.md for Node.js/TypeScript projects
• /memory-generator:init-dotnet-project - Generate CLAUDE.md for .NET projects
• /memory-generator:init-multi-project-repo - Generate root CLAUDE.md for monorepos
• /memory-generator:init-split - Split large CLAUDE.md into organized docs/ structure

Agent:

• claude-md-optimizer - Automatically runs after doc generation to eliminate duplication and optimize token usage

🌟 Features

• ✅ Framework Support - Node.js, TypeScript, .NET, and multi-project repositories
• ✅ Intelligent Detection - Automatically detects project type, dependencies, and structure
• ✅ Monorepo Aware - Smart handling of standalone vs sub-projects
• ✅ Auto-Optimization - Built-in QA agent eliminates duplication and maximizes efficiency
• ✅ Project-Specific - Generates docs based on actual code analysis, not templates

💡 How It Works

The plugins analyze your codebase and generate focused CLAUDE.md documentation that:

• Answers "Why?" not "What?" (code already shows what)
• Includes project-specific decisions and tradeoffs
• Points to actual files with line numbers
• Highlights gotchas and common mistakes
• Avoids generic advice found in tutorials

Target lengths:

• Small library (< 50 files): 300-500 lines
• Medium project (50-200 files): 500-800 lines
• Large application (200+ files): 800-1,200 lines

🎯 Usage Examples

Generate documentation for a Node.js project:

/memory-generator:init-nodejs-project
# Analyzes package.json, detects TypeScript/testing frameworks, generates CLAUDE.md

Generate for a .NET project:

/memory-generator:init-dotnet-project ./src/MyProject
# Analyzes .csproj files, detects EF Core/testing, generates CLAUDE.md

Split large documentation:

/memory-generator:init-split
# Converts to navigation index + organized topic files in docs/

📚 Documentation Philosophy

Good Documentation:

• ✅ Project-specific decisions and tradeoffs
• ✅ Non-obvious information and gotchas
• ✅ References to actual code with line numbers
• ✅ Focus on "why" rather than "what"

Avoid:

• ❌ Generic framework/language advice
• ❌ Tutorial-style explanations
• ❌ Redundant code examples
• ❌ Information applicable to all projects

🔄 Managing Plugins

List installed plugins:

/plugin list

Update plugins:

/plugin update memory-generator

Remove plugins:

/plugin remove memory-generator

🤝 Contributing

Want to add a plugin to this marketplace?

1. Fork this repository
2. Create a new plugin directory under plugins/
3. Add your plugin manifest and content
4. Update marketplace.json
5. Submit a pull request

📄 License

MIT License - see individual plugins for specific licensing.

🙏 Credits

Built with ❤️ by Phil W (@hifi-phil)

For Claude Code by Anthropic.