athola/claude-night-market

23 Claude Code plugins: TDD enforcement hooks, git/PR workflows, spec-driven development, code review, project lifecycle, fix-from-error, maintenance automation, context optimization, research, and multi-LLM delegation. 186 skills, 128 commands, 54 agents.

What it solves

Claude Night Market is a plugin marketplace for Claude Code, providing a suite of tools to automate complex software engineering workflows. It eliminates the need to manually configure repetitive tasks like git management, code reviews, and specification-driven development within a Claude Code session.

How it works

It operates as a collection of 23 independent plugins organized into four layers: Foundation (core utilities like git and TDD enforcement), Utility (cross-cutting concerns like token optimization and agent orchestration), Domain (task-specific tools for architecture review, project lifecycles, and documentation), and Meta (tools for skill authoring and evaluation). These plugins add new commands and skills to the Claude Code environment, allowing users to run end-to-end feature development loops—from brainstorming and planning to TDD-based implementation and PR preparation.

Who it’s for

Software engineers using Claude Code who want to extend its capabilities with professional-grade development workflows, autonomous agents, and codebase maintenance tools.

Highlights

  • Comprehensive Workflow Automation: Includes commands for the entire project lifecycle, such as /attune:mission for feature routing and /prepare-pr for quality gates.
  • TDD Enforcement: The imbue plugin blocks implementation writes that lack a failing test.
  • Multi-Layered Plugin Architecture: A modular system allowing users to install only the necessary tools across foundation, utility, and domain layers.
  • Coded Safety Guards: Implements destructive-command blockers to warn against dangerous shell commands like rm -rf or git push --force.
  • Broad Integration: Integrates with GitHub issues, DORA metrics, and various architecture paradigms including Domain-Driven Design (DDD).