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claude-plugins: a personal Claude Code marketplace for DevOps and Go
A curated set of Claude Code plugins — agents, commands, and skills — covering DevOps, software engineering, and modern Go development.
Once you start using Claude Code seriously, you accumulate prompts. A snippet that always produces the right golangci.yml. A spell that turns “I need a GitLab CI pipeline” into a working .gitlab-ci.yml. A code-review checklist you keep pasting in. After enough copy-paste, the obvious move is to package those into proper Claude Code plugins. That’s what claude-plugins is.
gitlab-mcp: drive GitLab from Claude Code without leaving the terminal
An MCP server that exposes GitLab issues, labels, epics, and CI/CD pipelines as tools Claude Code can call directly
I spend a lot of time in Claude Code, and a lot of time in GitLab. The constant tab-switching between the two — copy an issue ID, paste it into a prompt, jump back to read a job log, paste that too — got tiresome. So I wrote gitlab-mcp, a Model Context Protocol server that lets Claude Code talk to GitLab directly.
postgresql-mcp: a read-only PostgreSQL bridge for Claude Code
An MCP server that lets Claude Code inspect schemas, run SELECT queries, and explain plans against your PostgreSQL databases — safely
A surprising amount of debugging boils down to “let me check the database.” Schema lookups, sample row counts, “is this index actually being used,” EXPLAIN plans. None of that is hard to do in psql, but pulling Claude Code into the loop means copy-pasting schemas and query results back and forth, which gets old.
postgresql-mcp is an MCP server that gives Claude Code direct, read-only access to PostgreSQL. Claude does the inspection, you keep the conversation flowing.
pplx: a CLI (and MCP server) for Perplexity AI
An unofficial command-line client for the Perplexity API — query, chat, profile-driven config, shell completions, and a built-in MCP server for Claude Code.
I maintain a Go library for the Perplexity API (perplexity-go). Once it existed, it was almost a sin not to wrap it in a CLI. So pplx is what I reach for when I want a cited, web-aware answer from the shell — and now also a Model Context Protocol server I plug into Claude Code.
perplexity-go: a Go library for the Perplexity API
A lightweight, idiomatic Go client for Perplexity AI — chat completions, the Search API, and a few notes from the maintainer
I’ve been maintaining perplexity-go for a while now — a small Go client for the Perplexity AI API. It started as scratching my own itch (I needed a CLI to query Perplexity from scripts) and grew into a library I now reach for whenever a Go project needs real-time, cited answers from the web.
This post is a tour of what it does, why it exists, and how to use it.