solaris-dev-shop-plugins
Native source plugins for Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode, generated from pinned Solaris Dev Shop releases.
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- 0
- Language
- Python
- Created
- Oct 21, 2026
- Updated
- Oct 26, 2026
Introduction
Solaris Dev Shop native plugin
61 specialist workflows, a chief of staff and executable local helpers. Published by Solaris Technologies. Generated from Solaris Dev Shop 0.66.
Install
Codex
codex plugin marketplace add Shaisolaris/solaris-dev-shop-plugins
codex plugin add solaris-dev-shop@solaris-technologies
Claude Code
/plugin install solaris-dev-shop --marketplace Shaisolaris/solaris-dev-shop-plugins
Or add this repository as a marketplace and install solaris-dev-shop@solaris-technologies.
OpenCode V2
opencode plugin add 'github:Shaisolaris/solaris-dev-shop-plugins#main::path:plugin'
For a pinned installation, replace main with the complete distribution commit.
For a local installation, add the extracted plugin directory to plugins in
opencode.json. This adapter uses the V2 API, tested with CLI/SDK 2.1.2.
Use
Ask the host to use the Solaris chief of staff or a named specialist. The native skill entry loads the canonical workflow and its companion files. Run helpers from their canonical role folders. See the capability guide for runnable examples, and the unchanged upstream README.
The source package contains specialist resources. The optional Python wheel contains the deterministic router and catalog rather than every helper.
Scope and evidence
The plugin adds no account access, standing tool permissions, telemetry service, MCP connection or background schedule. The host supplies tools and permissions. Local helpers retain their documented runtime and operating-system limits.
The 61-role roster is not evidence that every role gained new executable behavior: the 0.62 programme records changed-role source/runtime evidence for 37 roles. Examples are bounded local or synthetic workflows, not production certification. Host discovery and installed-helper execution are checked separately from model activation. Native format support is separate from curated directory approval.
OpenCode's model/provider configuration is independent of the plugin. No standalone DeepSeek plugin marketplace approval is claimed.
Support
Use GitHub issues or email shehryar@solaristek.com. Do not post credentials, personal data or private source code in public issues. The software is distributed under the upstream MIT license. See plugin data handling for local files, host/provider processing and support contacts. The publisher website policy has its own stated scope.