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Week of August 10 — Qredence Plugins catalogue

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New features

Qredence Plugins — dual-target plugin catalogue for Claude Code and OpenAI Codex Qredence Plugins is a new catalogue of plugins that install into both Claude Code and OpenAI Codex from a single marketplace. Each plugin gives a coding agent a focused operating mode: auditing repo readiness, optimizing evaluation harnesses, building research wikis, or orchestrating issue-driven work. Add the marketplace with claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Qredence/qredence-plugins or codex plugin marketplace add https://github.com/Qredence/qredence-plugins, then install the plugin you want. See Introduction to Qredence Plugins and the quickstart.Four installable plugins in the initial catalogue
  • harness-engineering — audits repo legibility, scaffolds durable repo docs, and adds validation lanes and drift controls so agents work with stronger guardrails.
  • meta-harness — scaffolds a workspace, validates candidate harness.py files, and runs outer-loop search across prompt, retrieval, parsing, and memory strategies.
  • rlm-wiki — wraps Fleet-RLM with a Daytona-backed markdown wiki that ingests URLs, files, PDFs, and transcripts and answers questions from compiled knowledge.
  • symphony — reference Symphony service that polls Linear issues, creates per-issue workspaces, and runs Codex app-server sessions governed by a repository WORKFLOW.md.
Three skill-library plugins
  • development — bundles cross-examine for plan stress-tests, data-viz-renderer for HTML and SVG charts, and skill-evaluator for scoring local skills.
  • legal — ships the tos-clause-scanner skill for consumer-perspective review of Terms of Service, user agreements, and privacy policies.
  • autoresearch-dspy — ratchet-style autonomous experiment loops on DSPy 3.1.3 and dspy.RLM, with confidence-aware classification scoring via the GEPA ConfidenceAdapter.
Plugin authoring guide A new authoring reference documents the shared folder layout, Claude and Codex manifests, and the marketplace checklist for shipping a dual-target plugin bundle. See Author a Qredence plugin, Use plugins in Claude Code, and Use plugins in OpenAI Codex.
Last modified on November 10, 2026