Welcome to PopKit

Turn AI coding sessions into repeatable workflows across Claude Code, VS Code/Copilot, Cursor, Codex CLI, and MCP clients.

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What is PopKit?

PopKit is a workflow layer for AI-assisted software development. It keeps the product model centered on repeatable development jobs, then exposes those jobs through the Claude Code plugin surface and the popkit-mcp server for other MCP-compatible tools.

This site is the documentation home at docs.popkit.dev. The separate public product site will live at popkit.dev.

Choose Your Path

Claude Code

Install the marketplace plugin, restart Claude Code, then run /popkit-dev:routine morning.

VS Code / Copilot

Install popkit-mcp, configure the MCP server, then ask Copilot Chat to use health_check.

Cursor / Codex CLI

Install popkit-mcp, add the client config snippet, then start popkit-mcp --transport stdio.

Standalone CLI

Install popkit[full] or popkit-cli, then run popkit --help.

What PopKit Adds

Workflow Routing

PopKit turns project context into concrete next actions, routines, and feature workflows.

Provider-Neutral Surfaces

Slash commands, MCP tools, skills, agents, and output contracts let each host expose the same workflow model.

7-Phase Feature Development

Structured workflow from discovery through architecture to implementation and review.

Context Preservation

Session capture/restore skills maintain state between sessions, enabling long-running processes.

Key Features

Workflow Guidance

Context-aware commands recommend the next useful action, run day-bracketing routines, and route larger work into structured feature-development flows.

For Claude Code, start with:

/popkit-dev:next

For MCP clients, start with:

Use PopKit health_check and summarize the result.

Feature Development Workflow

Guided 7-phase process: Discovery -> Exploration -> Questions -> Architecture -> Implementation -> Review -> Summary

Git Workflows

Unified commands for commits, PRs, and publishing to public repos with automatic context gathering.

Morning/Nightly Routines

Day-bracketing workflow with health checks and cleanup, providing “Ready to Code” and “Sleep Scores”.

Architecture

PopKit is organized around:

Commands: Slash-command workflows for Claude Code users.
MCP tools: Provider-neutral entry points for VS Code/Copilot, Cursor, Codex CLI, and generic MCP clients.
Skills and agents: Reusable workflow definitions and specialist prompts.
Hooks: Python hooks with JSON stdin/stdout protocol where the host supports them.
Output styles: Structured templates for PRs, issues, reviews, and handoffs.

Get Started

Ready to set up PopKit?