Eigenwise Toolshed

Eigenwise Toolshed

Claude Code can use a project well and still make you re-teach it the repository, lose a side issue, or repeat the same setup work in every new session.

The same thing happens around model choice and measurement. Expensive models get routine jobs, parallel changes need ownership and verification, and usage stays invisible until a bill or a slow week makes it obvious. Then a plugin install or update has its own friction: what scope did it change, which session needs a reload, and what is safe to turn on?

Toolshed packages those jobs as six independent Claude Code plugins. Use one, a few, or all six. Quartermaster is the guided starting path when you want help choosing, installing, and checking the pieces that fit a project, and it draws on whatever plugins are available on the machine, not only these six.

Sidequest makes it easy for every task recorded as a ticket to survive context compaction and new sessions. The task, instructions, status, and recorded discussion live on a local board, so Claude can pick the work up again after the chat context shrinks. Record decisions, progress, and next actions on the ticket to give the next session a useful starting point.

The seven plugins

Each plugin has its own install path and guide. None requires the others. Sidequest can route across Claude models on its own; Model Gateway is only needed for its non-Claude routes. Observability is separate from the other plugins and remains opt-in per project.

Start with Quartermaster

Use Quartermaster when you want Claude to look at a project and recommend what fits from the plugins available on the machine, Toolshed and otherwise, installing only what you approve. Before it names a plugin, it can check current sources for whether that plugin is still maintained,…