A Claude Code plugin that bundles the nexus-flow development-loop skills: plan the next task → do the work → review the PR → mitigate the findings → report to the PM.
The review skills are stack-agnostic — they work in Node, React, Rust,
Python, Go, or any other codebase by discovering the project's own quality gates
and conventions rather than assuming a language. The planning and reporting
skills use nexus-flow (nxf) as the issue tracker.
- pm-next-task — Turn the last PM session report plus the current nexus-flow board into one well-scoped, copy-pasteable task for a fresh coding assistant.
- pm-session-report — Write a concise, PM-readable session summary: what landed, what went sideways, what to do next (tracked or not), and how to verify it.
- review-pr — Run three parallel reviews (code quality, test quality, integrity & robustness) against your local changes or branch diff, using the project's own quality gates as a baseline signal.
- mitigate-pr-review-findings — Work through a review report finding by
finding: fix it in the code, or record a grounded reason for leaving it.
Manual only (
/mitigate-pr-review-findings <pasted report>). - session-handover — When you wrap up a session, write a short handover
note to
.nxf/session-handover.md. A bundled SessionStart hook loads that note into the next session's context and then clears it, so work resumes exactly where it left off. Self-contained — no other plugin required.
The plugin ships one hook (hooks/session-start.sh, registered via
hooks/hooks.json). At the start of every session it prints any pending
.nxf/session-handover.md into context and blanks the file. .nxf/ is kept
out of version control automatically (a .gitignore with * is created on
first run); handover notes are session-local.
/plugin marketplace add nxsflow/plugin-marketplace
/plugin install nxf-workflow@nxsflow
The planning/reporting skills and the issue-filing steps use the nexus-flow CLI
(nxf). Run nxf prime inside a workspace to bootstrap it and see the current
board.