A collection of Claude Code plugins by Incubyte.
Bee — AI Development Workflow Navigator
Spec-driven development that scales process to match the task. Triages by size and risk, then navigates you through the right workflow: triage, context gathering, spec, architecture, code, test, verify, review.
- 10 commands, 26 specialist agents
- Session resume across conversations
- Design system awareness for UI work
- Collaboration loop with
@beeinline annotations
Entry point: /bee:sdd
Learn — Build to Learn
Learn any technology by building real projects. Claude guides you step-by-step — you write every line of code yourself.
- Project-based curriculum generation
- Adaptive pacing by skill level
- Progress tracking across sessions
- Knowledge checks with quizzes
Entry point: /learn:start
Second Brain — Personal Knowledge Wiki
Builds a compounding wiki from raw documents. Drop articles into clippings/, ingest them into an Obsidian-compatible wiki with cross-references, then query your knowledge base with synthesized answers and citations.
- Parallel ingestion with delta detection
- Structured pages: concepts, entities, summaries
- Obsidian-compatible
[[wikilinks]]and YAML frontmatter - Presentation generation from answers
Entry point: /second-brain:ingest
Discovery — End-to-End Product Discovery
Take a raw product idea through ten guided phases and walk away with a structured PRD. Pushes back on vague metrics, refuses to write PRDs for ideas that should die.
- 10 phases (context → scope → competition → journeys → wireframes → mockups → epics → tech → metrics → GTM → assembly)
- Resumable across sessions via
discovery-state.md - Kill-gate evaluation, willing to recommend not pursuing
- Forces measurable user goals and structured non-goals
- Revision mode for post-delivery edits
Entry point: /discovery:start
Tracker Core — Shared Adapter Layer
Auto-detects the active issue-tracker MCP (Azure DevOps, Jira) and exposes an abstract verb surface (getIssue, addComment, transition, linkIssue, ...). Declared as a dependency by incident-postmortem and issue-triage; Claude Code auto-installs it when you install either verb-plugin. Ships no MCP, no agent, no slash command — it's a library.
- Pattern-matches available tool names at session start; routes verbs to the resolved adapter
- Converts canonical markdown to vendor format (AzDO HTML or Jira ADF/markdown)
- Reads
.claude/tracker-policy.json; lazy-prompts for missing keys and offers to persist the answer - Owns the diff-and-confirm gate the verb-plugins use to batch writes
Entry point: pulled in transitively by the verb-plugins; no direct user invocation.
Incident Postmortem — Blameless Postmortem Generator
Paste an incident URL (Azure DevOps or Jira) and the agent gathers evidence from chat (Slack/Teams), the tracker, Datadog logs, and merged pull requests; reconstructs a chronological timeline with evidence tags; pauses for review; then writes a Google-SRE-style blameless postmortem.
- Two bundled skills:
incident-timeline-builder,postmortem-writer - Phase 3 confirmation gate before document generation
- Optional save to a configured output directory
- One slash command:
/incident-postmortem:run <URL or ID>
Auto-installs issuekit.
Entry point: /incident-postmortem:run <URL or ID>
Issue Triage — End-to-End Triage Subagent
Paste any issue URL (Azure DevOps or Jira; Bug, Incident, Story, Feature, Task, or Spike) and the agent triages it end-to-end: assigns to you, transitions to investigating, runs the matching investigation skill, refines title and description, posts an assessment comment, sets severity + due date or sprint + story points, links related work, applies the triaged label, and posts a summary to the configured chat channel.
- Two bundled skills:
issue-refiner,requirements-investigator(usesissuekit:issue-investigatorfor Bug/Incident) - Single always-on diff-and-confirm gate at Phase 3. The diff is the dry-run.
- Graceful degradation when chat/doc/log MCPs are missing
- Two slash commands:
/issue-triage:run <URL or ID>— full workflow/issue-triage:investigate-and-refine <URL or ID>— lightweight subset (no severity, transitions, sprints, comments, labels, or escalation)
Auto-installs issuekit.
Entry point: /issue-triage:run <URL or ID>
Add the marketplace once, then install the plugins you want:
/plugin marketplace add incubyte/ai-plugins
/plugin install bee@incubyte-plugins
/plugin install learn@incubyte-plugins
/plugin install discovery@incubyte-plugins
/plugin install incident-postmortem@incubyte-plugins
/plugin install issue-triage@incubyte-plugins
incident-postmortem and issue-triage declare issuekit as a dependency; Claude Code auto-installs it. Install issuekit directly only if you want the shared verb surface for some other purpose.
Plug-and-play in this suite = issuekit + a verb-plugin + your own MCPs. No plugin bundles a .mcp.json; you bring whatever you have.
- Azure DevOps: the official Microsoft Azure DevOps MCP server,
@azure-devops/mcp. - Jira: the Atlassian remote MCP (or a community Jira MCP that exposes the same tool surface).
Register the MCP at the user level (in ~/.claude.json) or project level (in .mcp.json at your repo root). Example AzDO entry:
{
"mcpServers": {
"azure-devops": {
"type": "stdio",
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@azure-devops/mcp", "YOUR_ORG_SLUG"],
"env": { "AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT": "${AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT}" }
}
}
}Replace YOUR_ORG_SLUG with the slug from your AzDO URL (https://dev.azure.com/<slug>) and export AZURE_DEVOPS_PAT from your shell. PAT needs at least: Work Items (Read & Write), Code (Read), Wiki (Read), Identity (Read).
issuekit matches on tool-name suffix (*__wit_get_work_item, *__getJiraIssue, etc.), so it doesn't matter how the MCP is registered — pick whatever name you like.
When both an AzDO MCP and a Jira MCP are present, issuekit resolves the active tracker per-issue by inspecting the URL/key the user pastes.
| MCP | Used by | Behavior when missing |
|---|---|---|
| Slack or Teams | Both verb-plugins (chat search, escalation channel post) | Chat-search step skips silently; channel post falls back to inline summary |
| Confluence or Azure Wiki | Both verb-plugins (runbook / design-doc search) | Doc-search step skips silently |
| Datadog | Both verb-plugins (log search) | Log step skips silently |
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