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Recording and exporting a GIF with QuikGIF
QuikGIF is built to compose with the rest of your workflow. A GIF is just a file, so you can pipe it, move it, or attach it without fighting…
Automating QuikGIF with scripts and the MCP server
Beyond one-off recordings, QuikGIF can produce repeatable, multi-step demos - and it plugs directly into AI coding tools. Scripts .qgif A .q…
The sharding plugin: contract-first isolated development
sharding lets you develop a product as isolated "shards" that are coupled only through a frozen, versioned contract - with drift between the…
Grading queries and analyzing logs in QueryGrade
QueryGrade works at two scales: one query at a time, and across a whole log of queries. A single query Paste the query, optionally choose th…
Self-hosting QueryGrade
QueryGrade is a Django web application, and you can run your own instance. The quickest local run For a local instance backed by SQLite, no…
Getting started with Hexal
Hexal is a desktop app for building and running D&D hex-crawl campaigns. You draw a hex map, fill hexes with the encounters, NPCs, and locat…
Building your first hex crawl in Hexal
A hex crawl is only as good as what's waiting in the hexes. Hexal gives each hex its own content and ties it together with NPCs, factions, a…
Exporting maps and running the Player View in Hexal
Hexal is built to sit at the table, not just in prep. Two features matter most on game night: the Player View and map export. The Player Vie…
Getting started with Inferno
Inferno is a local AI inference server written in Rust. It runs language models entirely on your own hardware - no cloud, no telemetry - and…
Models and formats in Inferno
Inferno runs models that live on your own disk. The best-supported path is GGUF. GGUF recommended GGUF is the format used by the llama.cpp e…
Serving Inferno and troubleshooting
Once a model is in place, Inferno runs as a server you can point tools at. Start the server By default it listens on http://localhost:8080.…
Getting started with innodb.fyi
innodb.fyi is a toolkit for looking inside MySQL/InnoDB storage files directly - no running database required. It comes in two forms: a comm…
Inspecting and validating .ibd files with innodb.fyi
The inno CLI works directly on InnoDB files, so you can examine a tablespace without a running MySQL server. Here are the commands you'll re…
Recovery and auditing with innodb.fyi
Beyond inspection, inno helps when a tablespace is damaged or when you need to check a whole data directory at once. Assessing what's recove…
Getting started with the Claude Marketplace
The Claude Marketplace is a catalog of Claude Code plugins published by Robworks. Adding it to your Claude Code installation lets you discov…
Installing plugins from the Claude Marketplace
Once you've added the Claude Marketplace, installing and managing plugins is a few commands. Browse and install You can install at a specifi…
Getting support for a Claude Marketplace plugin
This is the support entry point for every plugin on the Claude Marketplace. If a plugin isn't behaving, start here. What's on the marketplac…
Keeping your Claude Marketplace plugins updated
There are two separate things to keep current: the marketplace catalog and the plugins themselves. They update with different commands. Cata…
The ga-mcp-full plugin: Google Analytics in Claude Code
ga-mcp-full bundles a Google Analytics GA4 MCP server into Claude Code, with full Admin API read/write access - so you can query reports and…
The claude-quikgif plugin: record GIFs from Claude Code
claude-quikgif connects QuikGIF - a fast macOS screen recorder - to Claude Code over a bundled MCP server, so you can record, process, and r…
Getting started with QueryGrade
QueryGrade helps developers and database administrators improve query performance and database design. Its primary feature is instant, actio…
The namecheap-mcp plugin: manage domains and DNS
namecheap-mcp bundles a Namecheap MCP server into Claude Code so you can manage domains, DNS records, SSL, and transfers straight from a ses…
The appstore-connect-mcp plugin: App Store Connect API
appstore-connect-mcp bundles an App Store Connect MCP server that exposes the full API - hundreds of endpoints - through a search-and-execut…
The xcode-mcp-server plugin: build and test in Xcode
xcode-mcp-server bundles an MCP server that lets Claude Code build Xcode projects and run tests, returning structured JSON output and persis…
The cpanel-mcp plugin: manage cPanel hosting
cpanel-mcp bundles a cPanel UAPI MCP server into Claude Code, so you can manage a shared-hosting cPanel account - email, DNS, files, MySQL,…
The ableton plugin: drive Ableton Live from Claude Code
The ableton plugin drives Ableton Live 11 and 12 from Claude Code over a bundled MCP server - tracks, clips, MIDI notes, devices, the mixer,…
The notation plugin: capture learnings into memory
notation captures what you learn in a Claude Code session into the right memory tier - global CLAUDE.md, project notes, or per-project memor…
The deep-review plugin: multi-agent PR review
deep-review runs a multi-agent pull-request review that surfaces every finding - scored and triaged - instead of hiding the low-confidence o…
The colab plugin: drive Google Colab from Claude Code
colab drives Google Colab from Claude Code over a bundled MCP server - open Drive notebooks, run code in the kernel, manage multiple session…
Getting started with QuikGIF
QuikGIF is a fast, no-nonsense screen recorder for macOS that produces GIFs. It launches instantly, stays out of your way, and gives you a u…
How Claude Marketplace plugins work in Claude Code
A Claude Code plugin can bundle several kinds of capability. Knowing what each one is - and when it activates - makes the marketplace plugin…
How support works: reaching a human
Support here is simple: you send a message, and a real person replies by email. No bots deciding whether your question is worth a human. Sen…
What is The Runbook?
The Runbook is a collection of practical, open-access technical guides for people who run and build systems - sysadmins and developers. It's…
Contributing to and reusing The Runbook
The Runbook is open content, and there are clear paths for fixing it, adding to it, and reusing it. Reporting a mistake If a guide is wrong,…
Your account, privacy, and data
A quick overview of how your information is handled when you contact support. What we collect When you open a ticket we store what you send…