Claude Code
systemg ships an official Claude Code plugin and skill so coding agents can drivesysg correctly — writing valid manifests,
starting and inspecting stacks, and reading logs — without you pasting docs into
every session.
The plugin is distributed from a self-hosted marketplace in the systemg
repository, so you install it straight from GitHub.
What you get
- A plugin (
systemg) that registers the systemg skill with Claude Code. - A skill that teaches Claude the
sysgCLI, the YAML config schema, deployments, cron units, and log inspection — including the agent-friendly--plainconventions.
Install
Add the marketplace, then install the plugin:/plugin marketplace add ra0x3/systemg points Claude Code at the
.claude-plugin/marketplace.json at the repository root; /plugin install systemg installs the plugin from it. You can also browse and install
interactively from the /plugin menu once the marketplace is added.
Updating
The plugin version is kept in lockstep with the systemg release. CI stamps.claude-plugin/plugin.json with the crate version from Cargo.toml on every
release, so the marketplace always advertises the current version.
Refresh the marketplace to pick up new releases:
Using the skill
Once installed, the skill activates automatically whenever you ask Claude to work with systemg — for example:- “Write a
sysg.yamlfor a Postgres + API stack with a health check.” - “Start this stack and show me the status as JSON.”
- “Tail the api service logs and grep for errors in the last hour.”
--plain in non-interactive
contexts, to prefer --format json for parsing, and to run
sysg validate before starting a stack so
config mistakes are caught early with precise, fixable diagnostics.
See also
- Commands - Full CLI reference
validate- Check a manifest before running it- Configuration - Manifest schema
- Plugin source on GitHub

