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claude-shared is a shared foundation of Claude Code agents and skills, intended to be reused across multiple projects. It's packaged as the nolte-shared plugin so teams get the same review habits, coding guidelines and helper workflows everywhere—without rebuilding them in every repository.

Distribution path: from source repo to consumer projects

How does the nolte-shared plugin get from this repository into the projects that use it?

flowchart LR
    CS["claude-shared\nsource repo"] -->|"bundled as"| PL["nolte-shared\nplugin"]
    PL -->|"delivers"| S["Skills\nslash commands"]
    PL -->|"delivers"| A["Agents\nsubagent_type"]
    PL -->|"references"| SP["Specs\nconventions"]
    S --> P1["Project A"]
    A --> P1
    S --> P2["Project B"]
    A --> P2
Aspect Details
Repository nolte/claude-shared
Plugin name nolte-shared
Slash namespace /nolte-shared:<skill>
Skills source skills/<name>/
Agents source agents/<name>.md
Specifications spec/claude/<topic>/<lang>.md
Status Actively developed; interfaces may change

What's included

  • 🧩 Skills: reusable slash commands and workflows invoked via the Skill tool
  • 🤖 Agents: specialized sub-agents with focused tool access and system prompts
  • 📜 Specifications: structural rules for skills and agents, multilingual (DE/EN)
  • 🛠 Conventions: shared CLAUDE.md snippets and prompt fragments

What this repo is not

It isn't an end-user app, not a framework, and not a replacement for Claude Code. It's a collection of shared configuration that plugs into Claude Code.

Next

If you want to consume the plugin in your own project, start at Using nolte-shared. If you want to develop this repository, start at Getting Started.

  • Using nolte-shared: install and use the plugin downstream (audience: downstream-user)
  • Getting Started: load the plugin and use the skills (audience: downstream-user, dogfooding-author)
  • Skills: overview of bundled skills (audience: downstream-user, maintainer)
  • Agents: overview of bundled agents (audience: downstream-user, maintainer)
  • Specifications: authoring rules (audience: maintainer, external-contributor)
  • Development: work on this repository (audience: external-contributor, maintainer)