Hi, I'm Kenny, the maker behind Eigenwise. I built Toolshed around recurring work in Claude Code: finding your way into a repository, keeping project instructions useful, and saving tasks before they disappear into chat history. Every task saved as a Sidequest ticket survives context compaction and new sessions. Record the outcome, progress, decisions and next steps on its local board, then ask the next session to check active tickets and continue. Codebase executors use separate git worktrees and return verification evidence for review before integration. All six plugins install independently. Codebase Mapper maintains focused project docs; Live Rules manages scoped instructions; Quartermaster proposes capability improvements; Model Gateway adds configured model routes; Observability provides local visibility. The source and setup guides are public. Plugin code is free under MIT, and donations are optional. Claude and configured providers may have their own usage costs. The Sidequest gallery screenshots show synthetic demo projects, captured from its real UI. What information do you need on a saved task to pick it up confidently in a fresh session?

Eigenwise Toolshed

Free Claude Code plugins for work across sessions

Free Claude Code plugins for work across sessions