pstack-claude-mirror0.9.138

pstack-claude-mirror: GitHub mirror of pstack-claude

This is an unofficial mirror, not the official package. It is an unmodified copy of the GitHub repository michael-denyer/pstack-claude, republished on npm for networks that can reach an npm registry mirror but not GitHub. It is not published by or affiliated with the upstream author (Michael Denyer), or with the original pstack author (Lauren Tan / Cursor). Report plugin bugs and feature requests upstream. Report mirror installation and packaging problems in the mirror repository linked by this package's repository field.

What the mirror changes: nothing in the upstream files. It only adds bin/ (the installer), this README.md (upstream's README is kept as UPSTREAM-README.md), LICENSE-mirror, and its own package.json.

Package version	0.9.138
Upstream plugin version	0.9.138
Upstream ref	v0.9.138
Upstream commit	2044f1810afc98c3aa80100587dd990c83cf6ea8 (2026-11-13T01:05:57Z)
Marketplace / plugin	pstack@pstack-claude

The package contains the upstream marketplace exactly as published (.claude-plugin/marketplace.json + plugins/pstack/) plus a small installer. No install scripts run on npm install.

Mirror-only corrections can add a -mirror.N suffix to the npm package version while upstream plugin versions stay unchanged. Install @latest to receive the current mirror revision. Stable SemVer ranges do not automatically select prerelease suffixes.

The installer depends on cross-spawn@7.0.6 for Windows command shims. npm installs its dependencies through your configured registry. Keep those packages available in an intranet registry or local npm cache when installing without internet access.

Install (OMP and/or Claude Code)

Use Node.js 18 or later and an installed omp or claude CLI.

npm install -g pstack-claude-mirror          # registry = your intranet npm mirror
pstack-claude-mirror install                 # every CLI found on PATH
pstack-claude-mirror install omp             # only OMP
pstack-claude-mirror install claude          # only Claude Code

Or without a global install: npx -y pstack-claude-mirror@latest install omp.

install copies the marketplace to ~/.pstack-claude-mirror/marketplace (override with --dir or $PSTACK_CLAUDE_HOME), then runs the equivalent of:

omp plugin marketplace add ~/.pstack-claude-mirror/marketplace
omp plugin install --scope=user pstack@pstack-claude

claude plugin marketplace add ~/.pstack-claude-mirror/marketplace
claude plugin install pstack@pstack-claude --scope user

Restart OMP / start a new Claude Code session afterwards. Use --dry-run to see the commands, --scope project for a project-scoped install.

Choose a new directory, an empty directory, or a directory already managed by this package. The installer checks its .pstack-mirror.json ownership marker and every selected CLI's marketplace source before replacing files. It refuses unowned nonempty directories and symbolic-link destinations. An owned directory is disposable mirror state. Do not store your own files there.

--dry-run reads CLI state and reports conflicts, but does not stage files or change plugin registrations.

Update

npm install -g pstack-claude-mirror@latest
pstack-claude-mirror update

update replaces ~/.pstack-claude-mirror/marketplace, runs omp plugin marketplace update + omp plugin upgrade, and claude plugin marketplace update (Claude Code reads the plugin in place from that directory).

Uninstall

pstack-claude-mirror uninstall
npm uninstall -g pstack-claude-mirror

Uninstall leaves the marketplace files on disk. Delete ~/.pstack-claude-mirror only after no other CLI or project uses it. The installer retains a marketplace registration when another installation uses it. It also retains Claude registrations when the CLI does not report their declaration scope. To remove a retained registration, check the scope you used to add it, then run claude plugin marketplace remove pstack-claude --scope user or --scope project as appropriate.

External CLI failures return a nonzero exit status. A failed plugin removal does not trigger marketplace removal.

Other harnesses

• Pi (untested): pi install npm:pstack-claude-mirror (the package keeps upstream's pi manifest).
• Skills-only (Gemini CLI, Codex skills, …): link $(npm root -g)/pstack-claude-mirror/plugins/pstack/skills/* into ~/.agents/skills/, see UPSTREAM-README.md.

Notes

• If OMP or Claude Code already has a pstack-claude marketplace pointing at GitHub, the installer stops; remove it first with omp plugin marketplace remove pstack-claude / claude plugin marketplace remove pstack-claude.
• Some pstack skills call gh, bun, or GitHub at run time (PR babysitting, etc.); those still need the corresponding access.

License

Mirrored upstream content is redistributed unchanged under its MIT licenses, with every upstream copyright and permission notice kept as it is:

Component	Copyright	License file
pstack (skills, principles, scripts, poteto-agent, comment-sicko)	© 2026 Lauren Tan	LICENSE
The Claude Code / multi-runtime port (all modifications and additions)	© 2026 Michael Denyer	LICENSE
deslop, make-pr-easy-to-review, fix-ci, fix-merge-conflicts, get-pr-comments, what-did-i-get-done (cursor-team-kit)	© 2026 Cursor	LICENSE-cursor-team-kit
thermos, thermo-nuclear-* skills and agents	© 2026 Cursor	LICENSE-thermos
Mirror additions only: bin/, this README.md, package.json	© 2026 The pstack-claude-mirror maintainers	LICENSE-mirror

The separately installed cross-spawn dependency is MIT-licensed. Its transitive dependencies retain their own MIT or ISC licenses in their npm packages.

The full per-directory provenance is in NOTICE.md (it links to CHANGES.md, tools/substitutions.json, tools/forks.json, tools/upstream.json and docs/reference.md, all included). A copy of the license files also ships inside the plugin at plugins/pstack/skills/poteto-mode/references/licenses/, so it reaches the OMP / Claude Code plugin cache.

Each build checks upstream license metadata before packaging. A failed check stops automatic publication for review. This check is not a security audit or a substitute for reviewing license changes.

The software is provided "as is", without warranty of any kind (see the license files). The mirror does not imply any endorsement by the upstream authors.