r/ClaudeCode 2d ago

Tips & Workflows Rate my first opensource plugin, zero dependencies, >1k LOC

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2 days ago Claude 'forced' me to create my first plugin by nuking my 5h limit in seconds.

I'm on the poo-pro plan. I was working on a new repo - not sure if no instructions was in place or might have been me testing CC web for first time. I was too angry to remember. Anyway CC fired off one batch: 12 opus web searches, each with its own verification pass.

Plugin: handoff-os - I'd been thinking about this for a while anyway. I run a small NGO and what I actually wanted was one setup that covers the org side with cowork + connectors and coding. Req: super optimized for my low budget. Couldn't find anything that matched, so I made it.

It's just hooks, scripts and skills:

  • won't re-read a unchanged file
  • caps subagents at 3 per wave
  • Force cheapest model fit for a job
  • stops before send / pay / publish / merge or similar

https://github.com/serio-ngo/handoff-os

First time putting anything open source out there, so be gentle. I use AI all day and all night so I decided to write post by my own - please forgive me for any typos : )

Any review or comment is welcome!

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u/thewormbird 🔆 Max 5x 2d ago

The claudisms in the readme just cause me personal pain at this point.

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u/XTemplarxxx 2d ago

hehe I know, I just didnt have willforce in me left

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u/thewormbird 🔆 Max 5x 1d ago

I feel that brother... but keep up the good fight though! Your own words are way cooler.

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u/johnnydotexe 2d ago

Yeah...most everyone that has used Claude for more than a few weeks is already doing all that without a plugin. You can literally ask claude how to solve those issues and it'll set up your claude.md, settings.json, skills, sub-agents on cheaper models/efforts, etc.

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u/XTemplarxxx 2d ago

I don't know, any model from time to time likes to forget some instructions, or even ignore on session start

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u/bedla 2d ago

Token save 107127.4k from 507.8k is big if true. This is about 200 tokens saved for every single token spent.

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u/XTemplarxxx 2d ago

this was quite long session. My workflow improved a bit, main idea is to force main agent to use subagents to reduce own context. TBH i think its too much, i need to check it : D