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review-plugin-submission

review-plugin-submission

github.com/potetoTesting & quality12950 installsUpdated 21w ago
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About review-plugin-submission

review-plugin-submission is a checklist skill for final quality checks on Cursor plugin submissions. It checks manifests, component files and metadata, repository registration, and documentation, then produces findings and a recommendation.

Key features

  1. 01Checks plugin manifest validity
  2. 02Verifies component files and metadata
  3. 03Reviews marketplace registration
  4. 04Checks documentation and file references
  5. 05Produces prioritized fixes and a recommendation

Use cases

  1. 01Checking a plugin before submission
  2. 02Finding missing component metadata
  3. 03Verifying marketplace registration

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/poteto/plugins --skill review-plugin-submission

After installing, type/review-plugin-submissionin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Details

From the project README

Review plugin submission

Trigger

A plugin is implemented and needs a final quality check before submission or release.

Workflow

  1. Verify manifest validity:
    • .cursor-plugin/plugin.json exists
    • name is valid lowercase kebab-case
    • metadata fields are coherent (description, version, author, license)
  2. Verify component discoverability:
    • Skills in skills/*/SKILL.md
    • Rules in rules/ as .mdc or markdown variants
    • Agents in agents/ markdown files
    • Commands in commands/ markdown or text files
    • Hooks in hooks/hooks.json
    • MCP config in mcp.json (or mcpServers override)
  3. Verify component metadata:
    • Skills include name and description frontmatter
    • Rules include valid frontmatter and clear guidance
    • Agents and commands include name and description
  4. Verify repository integration:
    • For marketplace repos, plugin entry exists in .cursor-plugin/marketplace.json
    • source resolves to plugin directory and names are unique
  5. Verify documentation quality:
    • README.md states purpose, installation, and component coverage
    • optional logo path is valid and repository-hosted

Checklist

  • Manifest exists and parses as valid JSON
  • All declared paths exist and are relative
  • No broken file references
  • No missing frontmatter on skills/rules/agents/commands
  • Plugin scope is clear and focused
  • Marketplace registration complete (if multi-plugin repo)

Output

  • Pass/fail report by section
  • Prioritized fix list
  • Final submission recommendation

Comments

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