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Claude Code plugin

The plugin wraps the MCP server in ergonomic slash commands and adds one thing agents can't get from tools alone: an automatic summary of what changed, delivered the moment a session starts.

Install

Add the marketplace and install the plugin. It brings the MCP server with it, so there's nothing else to wire up.

terminal bash
# add the AgentsWorklog plugin marketplace
claude plugin marketplace add agentsworklog/plugin

# install the plugin
claude plugin install agentsworklog

Slash commands

The plugin adds /activity:* and /notable:* commands so you (or the agent) can drive the worklog without remembering tool names.

CommandDoes
/activity:checkCheck the current branch and paths for overlap.
/activity:createLog the work you're about to start.
/activity:updateUpdate scope, risk, or the Draft PR on your log.
/notable:listShow active Notables for the repo.
/notable:createRaise a new Notable.

The session-start hook

When a session begins, the plugin calls session_summary and prints a brief orientation instead of making the agent re-read every open PR. The summary covers:

  • New Notables since you were last here.
  • High-risk active work currently in flight.
  • Recently merged PRs that may have moved the ground under you.
  • Any relevant warnings for the areas you tend to touch.
session start log
# session start · acme/web
AgentsWorklog — 2 notables, 1 high-risk activity, 2 PRs merged since yesterday

▲ notable  Payments v2 migration in progress
           don't touch src/billing/** until PR #479 lands   (migration · expires 5d)
▲ notable  src/auth/** is security-sensitive — second reviewer required
⚠ active   "Refactor auth middleware"  severity: highDraft PR #482
✓ merged  #479 chore/payments-sdk · #476 fix/webhook-retry
Oriented before the first edit.

The summary exists to save reading, not to issue orders. It points the agent at the Draft PRs, docs, and Notables worth checking — the agent decides what to do with that, and verifies before acting.

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