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Ten Claude Code plugins and CLIs — databases, deploys, scraping, diagrams
100k ft — What is this?
Ten Claude Code plugins and CLIs — databases, deploys, scraping, diagrams
50k ft — Why care?
A practical kit: Supabase CLI, Anthropic's skill-creator (create, test and benchmark skills), GSD orchestration, notebooklm-py, Obsidian vaults, Vercel CLI, Playwright CLI, GitHub CLI, Firecrawl CLI/skill for scraping, and an Excalidraw diagram skill. The theme: CLI tools beat MCPs for coding agents.
10k ft — Key takeaways
• Pair GitHub CLI + Vercel CLI for push-to-deploy entirely from Claude Code
• Run Claude Code inside an Obsidian vault for a markdown-native personal assistant
• Use skill-creator to benchmark and evaluate your existing skills, not just write new ones
5k ft — Tools & techniques
Anthropic, Claude, Claude Code, Excalidraw, Firecrawl, GSD, GitHub CLI, NotebookLM, Obsidian, Playwright, Supabase, Vercel
AI agents, CLI tool use, Claude Code skills, automation, code generation, context rot mitigation
1k ft — Deep-dive / try it
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Transcript excerpt
If you use cloud code, then here are 10 plugins that you need to try out the 10x your next project. Now, number one on the list is one of my favorites and is the SuperBase CLI tool. This is perfect anytime you need to work with databases or authentication. Number two on the list is probably the most powerful of all 10 and that is the skill creator skill from Anthropic. It not only creates skills on its own, but you can test, benchmark and evaluate any skill you currently have. Now, number three is the one framework on this list and that is GSD, the get shit done framework which is an orchestration layer that sits on top of cloud code. GSD is perfect if you're trying to create a new project from the ground up. It does an awesome job of taking your idea, breaking it down into phases and making sure we never deal with context rot. Then number four is one of my favorites as of late and it's notebook lm-pi. This is a CLI tool plus a skill that allows us to connect notebook lm to cloud code so we can do everything you can normally do in notebook lm, but from the terminal. Number five is obsidian and this is perfect to connect to cloud code. If you ever use cloud code as a personal assistant and you're dealing with tons of markdown files, just use cloud code inside of your obsidian vault and it's all ready to go. Now, number six you should already know about that's the Versal CLI tool and this is all about making sure we can handle our deployments and our already deployed projects…
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