The plugin has been installable from erp-mafia/accounted since #1088, but
three things would fail review at the Claude plugin directory:
- `homepage` pointed at https://app.gnubok.se/docs/api/connect-claude, which
404s. next.config.ts redirects /docs/api/* to the separate docs.gnubok.se
repo, where that page was never ported, so app/docs/api/connect-claude is
unreachable dead code. Point homepage at the plugin README instead.
- `license: MIT` was a bare claim with no artifact next to it. Add the MIT
text and make the README explicit that the plugin is MIT while the platform
it connects to is a separate AGPL-3.0 work.
- Version stayed at 0.1.0 for a plugin that has been live and working.
Also give /accounted:start a path for a user who installs from the directory
with no Accounted account: previously it only handled a not-yet-authenticated
MCP server, and a cold user would hit OAuth with nowhere to go.
Both manifests pass `claude plugin validate`, the same check the review
pipeline runs on every submission.
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Ships an installable Claude Code plugin (/plugin marketplace add
erp-mafia/accounted) that bundles the MCP connection (OAuth, zero-key)
with seven short workflow skills following the Swedish bookkeeping
rhythm: start, bookkeep, check, month-close, vat, payroll, year-end.
Wrappers are deliberately thin: they ground in the agent briefing and
Accounted:// resources, load server-side workflow skills and regulatory
atoms via gnubok_load_skill at need, and stage every write for user
approval. No knowledge is duplicated into the plugin.
A vitest cross-checks every skill slug, atom id, resource URI, and tool
name the wrappers reference against the MCP server source, so a server
rename fails CI instead of a user's chat session.
Assessment and follow-ups in dev_docs/claude_plugin.md (local, dev_docs
is unpublished by design).
Co-authored-by: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Jakob Wennberg