Plug the mill into the app you type in
Loomwright is a Claude Code plugin. Marketplace id atelier. Plugin id loomwright. You need a git repo. You need gh signed in (gh auth status) only if you want the mill to open pull requests.
Install from GitHub
Source: github.com/vikashruhilgit/loomwright · marketplace id atelier · plugin id loomwright
Loomwright is a Claude Code plugin. Pick the surface you type in. You need a git repo. gh is optional — sign in (gh auth status) only if you want the mill to open pull requests.
macOS, Linux, WSL — Terminal
Claude Code CLI
Use this when you type in Terminal, iTerm, Ghostty, or Cursor’s terminal panel. claude is a shell command. /plugin is not.
- Install the Claude Code CLI from code.claude.com if
which claudeprints nothing. Reopen the terminal after install so PATH updates. - Paste the two commands below into the shell. First line registers the GitHub marketplace. Second line installs the plugin as
loomwright@atelier. - Confirm with
claude plugin list. You should seeloomwright@atelierwithStatus: ✔ enabled. cdinto a git repo, then start a session withclaude. If slash commands are missing, type/reload-pluginsin that session.
claude plugin marketplace add vikashruhilgit/loomwright claude plugin install loomwright@atelier
After it lands, open the git repo you want to ship in, then:
/setup /autonomous "the next thing your users can feel"
Done when: /setup prints a module-status table, one row per optional module — nothing there is required. /autonomous asks a few discovery questions, saves a brief under .supervisor/jobs/pending/, does the work in git worktrees, and ends with an AUTONOMOUS_RUN summary and a pull request left open on your remote. It never merges on its own.