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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.
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.