Kisune — Claude Code Plugins

Two plugins for Claude Code: trading analysis and dev-workflow toolkit.

Install

Option 1: Plugin Marketplace (recommended)

# Add this repo as a marketplace, then install
/plugin marketplace add xbklairith/kisune
/plugin install trading@xbklairith-kisune
/plugin install dev-workflow@xbklairith-kisune

Option 2: Local Development

# Clone and cd — plugins auto-load from this directory
git clone [email protected]:xbklairith/kisune.git && cd kisune

# Or load a specific plugin for testing
claude --plugin-dir ./dev-workflow

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Trading Plugin

4 skills that auto-activate via natural language.

Skill	Triggers	What it does
analyze	"analyze BTC", "check this chart"	Technical indicators, S/R, multi-timeframe
research	"document my strategy"	Systematic strategy documentation
pattern	"what pattern is this?"	Chart pattern identification
translate	"convert to Python"	Strategy to Python + Pine Script

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Dev-Workflow Plugin

12 skills, 8 agents, 1 command. Language-agnostic, focused on spec-driven development discipline.

Command

/dev-workflow:spec    # Launch spec-driven workflow (interactive menu)

Skills by Category

Bootstrap

Skill	Triggers
using-kisune	Session start; enforces skill-check before any action

Planning

Skill	Triggers
spec-driven-planning	"plan new feature", "create specs"
brainstorming	"not sure how to approach this"

Implementation

Skill	Triggers
spec-driven-implementation	"implement this", "let's code"
test-driven-development	"implement feature", "fix this bug"
spawn-agents	2+ independent problems, parallel investigation

Quality

Skill	Triggers
review	"review my code", "check this"
security-review	"check security", handles auth/input code
git-workflow	"commit", "create PR", "push"
completion-validation	"done", "ready to commit", before any success claim
systematic-testing	"write tests", "debug this"
skill-maker	"create a skill", "edit skill"

Agents (auto-activate proactively)

Agent	When it activates
architect	Planning new features, architectural decisions
build-error-resolver	Build fails, compilation errors
code-reviewer	After writing or modifying code
database-reviewer	Writing SQL, designing schemas
planner	Complex feature requests, large refactors
refactor-cleaner	Dead code, duplicates, unused dependencies
security-reviewer	Auth code, user input, API endpoints
tdd-guide	New features, bug fixes, refactoring

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Stats

• 24 skills (4 trading + 20 dev-workflow)
• 8 agents (proactive, auto-activate)
• 1 command (/dev-workflow:spec)
• 51 files, ~9,600 lines
• Language-agnostic, spec-compliant

License

MIT