Claude Code plugin marketplace.
Claude Code now handles day-to-day Codeberg work — reviewing pull requests, opening and commenting on issues — and TOPDesk incident management directly, without falling back to GitHub-only tooling or inventing API calls. The marketplace is open source under the MIT license on Codeberg, with more plugins planned.
AI coding tools assume GitHub — and skip the tools IT teams actually use
Claude Code, the AI coding assistant, ships with strong GitHub support via the `gh` CLI — but my own projects are hosted on Codeberg, a Forgejo-based alternative, where `gh` simply doesn't work. On top of that, client work regularly involves TOPDesk for incident tracking, and Claude had no way to look up, create or comment on tickets there either. Every session meant explaining the same workarounds again.
A small, open marketplace of focused plugins
I built and published ClaudeCodePlugins, an open marketplace that adds plugins to Claude Code. Each plugin bundles commands, a skill that teaches Claude the right tool calls, and — where needed — its own small CLI, all installable with one command.
Less context-switching, fewer wrong guesses
Claude Code now handles day-to-day Codeberg work — reviewing pull requests, opening and commenting on issues — and TOPDesk incident management directly, without falling back to GitHub-only tooling or inventing API calls. The marketplace is open source under the MIT license on Codeberg, with more plugins planned.