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@let.ai/claude-code-plugin

v0.3.3

Published

Claude Code plugin for Let.ai — task management, authentication, and project integration.

Downloads

635

Readme

@let.ai/claude-code-plugin

Official Claude Code plugin for Let.ai — the AI-assisted software development platform where humans and AI work as a unified team.

What's included

This package provides the let plugin, which integrates Claude Code with Let.ai's task management and project orchestration features.

Slash commands

| Command | Description | | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | /login | Authenticate with Let.ai via browser | | /logout | Log out of your Let.ai account | | /whoami | Show the currently authenticated user | | /connect | Connect the current git repository to a Let.ai organization, project, and board | | /status | Show current authentication and project context | | /new | Create a new Let.ai task | | /attach | Attach an existing Let.ai task to the current session | | /done | Mark the current task as completed | | /install | Manually install or update the Let.ai CLI tool |

Hooks

The plugin automatically hooks into Claude Code lifecycle events (session start/end, tool use, prompts, and more) to keep Let.ai in sync with your coding session.

Skills

  • let-ai-cli — Describes capabilities of the bundled Let.ai CLI, enabling Claude to run CLI commands on your behalf (fetching organizations, projects, boards, etc.).

Installation

Install as a Claude Code plugin by adding the marketplace reference:

{
  "plugins": [
    {
      "source": "npm",
      "package": "@let.ai/claude-code-plugin"
    }
  ]
}

Or install the npm package directly:

npm install @let.ai/claude-code-plugin

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 18
  • Claude Code with plugin support
  • A Let.ai account

Getting started

  1. Install the plugin (see above).
  2. Run /login to authenticate with your Let.ai account.
  3. Run /connect to link your git repository to a Let.ai project and board.
  4. Run /new or /attach to start working on a task.
  5. Run /done when you're finished.

License

MIT