Add AutoCode — 39-skill auto-coding plugin for non-programmers#566
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds a new AutoCode marketplace entry named Changes
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Greptile SummaryThis PR adds a single documentation entry for the Key observations:
Confidence Score: 4/5
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A["plugins/README.md"] --> B["### Recommended Plugins"]
B --> C["Development"]
B --> D["Code Quality"]
B --> E["Search"]
B --> F["Workflow"]
B --> G["Non-Programmer / Auto-Coding (NEW)"]
G --> H["autocode - ilang-ai/autocode"]
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In `@plugins/README.md`:
- Around line 87-89: The "autocode" entry is misplaced, misformatted, and overly
promotional; move its content out of the "Plugin Files Location" area and
integrate it into the "Recommended Plugins" section following the existing
bullet-list style, or—if you prefer a separate section—create a proper markdown
header (e.g., "## Auto-Coding for Non-Programmers") placed before "Quick Setup";
in either case replace the bold/colon format with the same brief, factual
phrasing used for other plugins (short description, source `ilang-ai/autocode`),
remove marketing language, and delete the original lines 87-89 so the document
stays consistent.
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<violation number="1" location="plugins/README.md:28">
P1: README newly directs users to an unvetted third-party marketplace repository, creating avoidable supply-chain risk in install guidance.</violation>
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Thanks for submitting AutoCode! However, this PR only adds a brief mention in the plugins README. For external tools/plugins, we prefer that they reach a certain maturity level and community adoption before being listed. If AutoCode gains traction (e.g., listed on the Anthropic marketplace, significant GitHub stars), feel free to resubmit. For now, users can discover it through its own repository. |
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Fair enough. But I'd suggest actually looking at what AutoCode does before dismissing it. It's not "an external tool hoping to get listed." It's 39 auto-activated skills that run inside Claude Code natively — same architecture as the plugins already in your list. Zero dependencies, pure markdown, MIT licensed. 47 stars and 9 forks in 2 weeks with zero promotion. The plugins you currently list — commit-commands, frontend-design, feature-dev — are single-purpose. AutoCode replaces the need for all of them in one install. That's not a maturity issue, that's a category difference you haven't evaluated. No hard feelings either way. The product speaks for itself. |
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AutoCode
The only Claude Code plugin designed for people who don't know programming.
Users just say "Build me a restaurant website" and AutoCode handles everything.
Repository: https://github.com/ilang-ai/autocode
Protocol: https://ilang.ai
Summary by cubic
Added AutoCode to the Recommended Plugins section so non‑programmers can discover an auto‑coding option in the Claude Code plugins README. Removed it from the marketplace table per review; now listed only under “Non‑Programmer / Auto‑Coding” with a link to
ilang-ai/autocodeand a brief note on persistent memory and I‑Lang compression.Written for commit ee2acc8. Summary will update on new commits.
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