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PI Pathfinder - Finds the path through 229 plugins. Automatically picks the best plugin for your task, extracts its skills, and applies them. You don't pick plugins, PI does. Part of our initiative to update all plugins with appropriate skill sets.

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AuthorJeremy Longshore
Namespace@jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus
Category#general
Version1.0.0
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PI Pathfinder - Finds the path through 229 plugins. Automatically picks the best plugin for your task, extracts its skills, and applies them. You don’t pick plugins, PI does. Part of our initiative to update all plugins with appropriate skill sets.

Installation

npx claude-plugins install @jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins-plus/pi-pathfinder

Contents

Folders: skills

Files: LICENSE, README.md

Documentation

Finds the path through 229 plugins 🎯

You don’t pick plugins - PI does. Smart pathfinder that analyzes your request, automatically selects the best plugin, extracts its skills, and applies them.

Ultra-think mode: OFF | Easy mode: ON

Version Agent Skills License: MIT


The Problem You Had

229 plugins installed. Which one do you use? Who remembers?

BEFORE:

You: "Scan my code for security issues"
You: *thinks* "Which plugin was that?"
You: *searches marketplace*
You: *reads docs*
You: *tries command*
Result: Wrong plugin

NOW:

You: "Scan my code for security issues"
PI Pathfinder: *picks best plugin automatically*
PI Pathfinder: *extracts its skills*
PI Pathfinder: *runs it*
Done. Zero thinking from you.

How It Works

You: Describe what you want in plain English

PI Pathfinder:

  1. Understands your task
  2. Searches your installed plugins (all 228 if you want)
  3. Picks the best one(s) automatically
  4. Extracts how they work
  5. Applies their skills to your problem
  6. Done

You never:

  • ❌ Pick plugins
  • ❌ Remember names
  • ❌ Read docs
  • ❌ Run commands

Real Examples

“Check my code for vulnerabilities”

PI Pathfinder automatically:
✓ Searches your plugins for: security, scan, vulnerability
✓ Finds: owasp-scanner + security-audit + code-quality
✓ Extracts all 3 approaches
✓ Combines: OWASP checks + security audit + quality scan
✓ Runs on your code
✓ Reports: "Found 3 SQL injection risks, 2 XSS issues"

You did: 5 words
PI Pathfinder did: Everything else

“Deploy my app”

PI Pathfinder automatically:
✓ Searches: deploy, automation, docker
✓ Finds: deployment-pipeline + docker-composer
✓ Extracts: Build → Test → Deploy workflow
✓ Runs your deployment
✓ Reports: "Deployed. Health checks passing."

You did: 3 words
PI Pathfinder did: Entire deployment

“Make API docs”

PI Pathfinder automatically:
✓ Searches: documentation, api, swagger
✓ Finds: api-documenter + swagger-generator
✓ Extracts how they work
✓ Scans your API code
✓ Generates: OpenAPI spec + Swagger UI + Markdown
✓ Done: "Created docs in /docs/"

You did: 3 words
PI Pathfinder did: Complete documentation system

Why This Is Better

Old Way

1. Figure out which plugin
2. Remember its name
3. Look up command
4. Run it
5. Hope it's right

New Way

1. Say what you want
[PI Pathfinder does 2-5]
Done.

Installation

# Add marketplace
/plugin marketplace add jeremylongshore/claude-code-plugins

# Install PI Pathfinder  
/plugin install pi-pathfinder@claude-code-plugins-plus

# Install plugins you want (as many as you want)
/plugin install devops-automation-pack@claude-code-plugins-plus
/plugin install security-toolkit@claude-code-plugins-plus
# Install 10, 50, or all 228 - doesn't matter

# Just talk normally
"Deploy my app"
"Check for bugs"  
"Generate docs"

PI Pathfinder picks the right plugins automatically.


Usage - Zero Thinking

Just say what you want:

# Security
"Scan for vulnerabilities"
"Check for SQL injection"
"Audit dependencies"

# Documentation
"Generate API docs"
"Create README"
"Document this code"

# Testing
"Write tests"
"Run coverage"
"Check test failures"

# Deployment
"Deploy to staging"
"Build containers"
"Update production"

# Code Quality
"Check code quality"
"Find code smells"
"Fix issues"

PI Pathfinder figures out which plugins to use, extracts their skills, applies them.

You never pick. It picks for you.


The Smart Part

Learns Plugins On-The-Fly

Reads plugin source code and figures out how they work:

  • commands/*.md (what they do)
  • agents/*.md (how they think)
  • skills/*/SKILL.md (capabilities)
  • scripts/*.sh (implementation)

Combines Multiple Plugins

Your task: "Check my code"

Finds: formatter + linter + security scanner
Combines: Format check + Lint + Security scan
Result: Comprehensive analysis

Adapts to Your Context

Found: javascript-linter
Your code: Python
Adapts: Same linting logic with Python tools
Works: On your Python code

What It Does (Behind the Scenes)

1. Task Analysis: “Scan for security issues” → Security analysis → Vulnerability scanning

2. Plugin Discovery: Searches your plugins → Finds matches → Ranks by relevance

3. Skill Extraction: Reads how plugins work → Extracts approaches → Combines strategies

4. Skill Application: Applies learned skills → Runs analysis → Reports results

All automatic.


Limitations

Can do: ✅ 221 AI instruction plugins (commands, agents, skills) ✅ Analyze MCP plugin patterns ✅ Combine multiple plugins ✅ Adapt to your context ✅ All installed plugins

Cannot do: ❌ Execute compiled MCP code directly ❌ Use plugins needing API keys (unless

Included Skills

This plugin includes 1 skill definition:

skill-adapter

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Skill Adapter

Overview

This skill provides automated assistance for the described functionality.

Prerequisites

  • Appropriate file access permissions
  • Required dependencies installed

Instructions

  1. Invoke this skill when the trigger conditions are met
  2. Provide necessary context and parameters
  3. Review the generated output
  4. Apply modifications as needed

Output

The skill produces structured output relevant to the task.

Error Handling

See {baseDir}/references/errors.md for comprehensive error handling.

Examples

See {baseDir}/references/examples.md for detailed examples.

Resources

  • Project documentation
  • Related skills and commands

Source

View on GitHub