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@viasat/beam-react-claude-plugin

v2.71.0

Published

Claude Code plugin that reduces AI hallucinations on Beam usage. Ships skills, reference docs, and a user-invocable token audit command.

Readme

🤖 @viasat/beam-react-claude-plugin

A Claude Code plugin that keeps Claude honest about the Beam Design System. Instead of guessing component names, props, and tokens, Claude pulls them from Beam's own sources.

✨ What it does

Inside any project that depends on @viasat/beam-react, the plugin adds:

| Skill | Type | Purpose | | ----------- | ------------ | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | beam-ui | Auto-invoked | Build, modify, refactor, or debug UI using Beam components, and answer questions or give recommendations about Beam | | /beam-update | User-invoked | Detect version drift, surface the changelog, and update beam-react + the plugin in one step |

Each skill carries a short critical-rules block (the source-of-truth hierarchy, token rules, and composition rules) and defers to references/rules-preamble.md for the full procedure. The plugin also runs the Beam MCP server via npx, which gives Claude structured tool access to component props, stories, and concept docs.

⬇️ Installing it

Note: /plugin commands are Claude Code slash commands. Run them inside the Claude Code CLI, not in a raw terminal, the desktop app, or the VS Code Claude extension.

Before installing, make sure @viasat/beam-react is in your project and updated to the latest version. The plugin ships pinned to the same version as @viasat/beam-react, so installing it against an outdated @viasat/beam-react gives you an outdated plugin and MCP.

The plugin ships as a declared dependency of @viasat/beam-react, so no separate npm install is needed. Once @viasat/beam-react is in your project, run these two commands inside the Claude Code CLI:

/plugin marketplace add ./node_modules/@viasat/beam-react-claude-plugin
/plugin install beam-react-claude-plugin@beam

Then run /reload-plugins.

Migrating from the git marketplace path? If you previously used /plugin marketplace add [email protected]:vega/beam.git, remove that marketplace entry and follow the steps above. The npm path is now the only supported path.

🔄 Updating

Run /beam-update inside the Claude Code CLI. Claude detects whether an update is available, surfaces what changed, and handles the npm + plugin cache update. The only step you take is /reload-plugins at the end to pick up the new version.

When the update crosses a version with a migration guide, Claude also surfaces the relevant guides, scans your code for anything the migration affects, and offers to apply the necessary changes for you before you reload, so you're not left to work out the impact on your own.

To update manually without the skill:

npm update @viasat/beam-react          # updates beam-react + plugin as its dep
claude plugin marketplace update beam  # refreshes marketplace cache
claude plugin update beam-react-claude-plugin@beam  # updates plugin cache

Then run /reload-plugins in the Claude Code CLI.

Automatic drift detection

Once per day, the plugin quietly checks the npm registry for a newer @viasat/beam-react. If one is available, it surfaces a short notice at the top of Claude's next response suggesting you run /beam-update. No prompt data leaves your machine; the only outbound call is a version lookup to the public npm registry, and the check is throttled to once per day even when it can't reach the network.

🖥️ Non Claude Code users

On a different editor? The MCP runs on its own, no plugin required. See @viasat/beam-react-mcp.

✅ Requirements

  • A project with @viasat/beam-react in package.json dependencies (skills check this before activating).
  • Node.js and npm/npx available to run the @viasat/beam-react-mcp server (primary).
  • Network access to https://react.beam.viasat.com/llms.txt (fallback when the MCP server is unavailable).

📄 License

MIT. © Viasat.