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Gardener

Skill theagenticguy/agentic-plugins/plugins/plugin-gardener/skills/gardener

Public Claude Code plugin marketplace — installable skills and agents for AI coding agents. Drop-in capabilities you add with one command.

Install
npx -y skills add theagenticguy/agentic-plugins --skill gardener

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What its author says it does

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Monthly catalog hygiene audit for Claude Code plugin marketplaces. Inventories every skill and agent, scores each against a 7-dimension rubric via parallel Opus Agents, detects description collisions via Bedrock Cohere v4 embeddings with pairwise cosine, and writes a delta report vs. the prior audit. Proposes resolutions; does not auto-apply. Use when the user asks to audit the catalog, run the gardener, find skill collisions, check plugin hygiene, generate a monthly audit report, or mentions catalog drift.

SKILL.md

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Contents

ReferenceWhen to load
references/orchestrator.mdRunning /gardener — the 4-phase flow
../../references/rubric.mdScoring dimensions (shared)
../../references/write-protocol.mdCopied verbatim into every Agent prompt
templates/inventory-skeleton.mdInventory output file
templates/scorecard-skeleton.mdPer-skill scorecard output file
templates/collisions-skeleton.mdCollisions output file
templates/clusters-skeleton.mdHDBSCAN taxonomy output file
templates/report-skeleton.mdFinal audit report

Gardener

Monthly catalog hygiene. Orchestrator runs inside a forked subagent. Walks every skill and agent across the marketplace, scores them in parallel, detects collisions via Bedrock Cohere v4 embeddings, runs an HDBSCAN taxonomy check, and composes a delta report against the prior audit. Proceeds autonomously — planning is reversible. Gates only at the point of writing fixes back to SKILL.md files, which it does not do: it proposes.

How it works

Read references/orchestrator.md and follow its phases. Short version:

  1. Inventory — walk the marketplace, extract frontmatter and file stats, write audit/YYYY-MM/inventory.md.
  2. Collide — run scripts/embed-catalog.py once (Bedrock Cohere v4), then scripts/pairwise-collisions.py and scripts/cluster-taxonomy.py. One interpreter Agent opens the flagged SKILL.md files, verifies the collisions by reading, and writes audit/YYYY-MM/collisions.md + audit/YYYY-MM/clusters.md with recommended actions.
  3. Score — launch one parallel Opus Agent per skill. Each Agent reads the skill's SKILL.md, references/, and templates/ in full, applies the shared rubric, and cites file:line evidence in every rationale. Collision and cluster data from Phase 2 are passed in as cross-reference context — where to look, not substitute for reading.
  4. Report — one foreground critic Agent reads inventory + all scorecards + collisions + clusters + the prior month's report, writes audit/YYYY-MM/report.md with health score, delta, quarantine list, and top-5 action items.

Output layout

plugin-gardener/audit/
  YYYY-MM/
    inventory.md
    scores/
      <skill-name>.md         # one per skill
    vectors.npz               # cached Cohere v4 embeddings
    collisions.csv            # raw pairwise output
    collisions.md             # interpreted, ranked, with actions
    clusters.md               # HDBSCAN clusters, outliers, straddlers
    report.md                 # the deliverable

Each month's audit is a standalone artifact; deltas are computed by reading the prior-month report inline.

What it does not do

The gardener proposes. It does not:

  • Edit SKILL.md or agent files.
  • Open pull requests.
  • Delete files.
  • Change marketplace.json.
  • Publish to skills.sh or any external registry.

Those actions are the user's to approve. Every suggestion in report.md includes the exact file path and the proposed change, ready for you to apply manually or via a follow-up /rewrite-descriptions invocation.

Cost note

One monthly run against 40–50 skills: ~50 parallel Opus Agents for scoring, 1 embedding call (single Bedrock invocation, all descriptions fit under the 96-item cap), 1 critic Agent for the report. Significant — budget for it as a monthly line item, not a casual run.

Keep looking

Skills are one crate of 328,083. Ordering is by how many stacks a row turns up in, so the top of any crate is what has actually been picked rather than what has the most stars.