A plugin marketplace featuring AI skills and agents that make each unit of engineering work easier than the last.
The Compound Engineering plugin is an official marketplace for AI skills and agents designed to integrate with Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding tools. It provides a structured workflow to invert the traditional accumulation of technical debt by emphasizing thorough planning and review, aiming to make future engineering work easier by compounding knowledge and quality.
Developers and engineering teams using AI coding assistants like Claude Code, Cursor, OpenCode, Codex, GitHub Copilot, and others who want to implement a systematic, quality-focused development workflow to reduce technical debt.
It offers a unique philosophy where each unit of engineering work makes subsequent work easier, enforced through a concrete workflow of brainstorming, planning, execution, and multi-agent review. Its multi-platform support and personal config sync allow developers to maintain this workflow consistently across different AI coding tools.
Official Compound Engineering plugin for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and more
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Enforces an 80/20 split on planning/review vs. execution, with commands like /ce:brainstorm and /ce:review to systematically reduce technical debt and compound knowledge over time.
Includes a CLI to convert and sync the plugin to over 10 AI coding tools like OpenCode, Codex, and Copilot, as detailed in the multi-platform support section, ensuring workflow consistency across ecosystems.
The /ce:compound command documents learnings and patterns, aiming to make each engineering task easier by reusing captured insights, directly supporting the project's philosophy of inverted technical debt.
Supports local checkout and branch testing with shell aliases (e.g., cce, ccb), allowing developers to iterate on plugin changes without affecting production installations, as outlined in the local development guide.
Conversions to various AI tools are marked as experimental and may change, leading to potential instability, breaking updates, and inconsistent behavior across targets like OpenClaw and Qwen.
Syncing personal configs across tools requires running specific CLI commands for each target, and some features are incomplete (e.g., OpenClaw MCP sync is skipped due to unclear documentation).
The plugin is tightly coupled to AI coding assistants like Claude Code and Codex, making it unsuitable for teams not using these tools and vulnerable to vendor-specific changes or deprecations.