A toolkit of Claude Code plugins for AI-assisted development. Each plugin is independently installable but designed to work together.
Enterprise knowledge discovery that extracts structured knowledge from documents, code, and transcripts into a queryable knowledge graph. Surfaces contradictions and open questions as primary output.
/magellan Run the discovery pipeline
/magellan:add <path> Add files or analyze a codebase
/magellan:ask <question> Query the knowledge graph
/magellan:work "desc" Structured SDLC workflow
/magellan:research <topic> External research with citations
Keeps your AI toolchain current by monitoring official Anthropic sources and helping you incorporate changes interactively. Audits your setup against current best practices on first install.
/lookout Check and review changes
/lookout:capture "desc" Quick-add to backlog
git clone https://github.com/Slalom/ai-navigator.git
cd ai-navigator && ./install.sh# Magellan only
cd ai-navigator/magellan && ./install.sh
# Lookout only
cd ai-navigator/lookout && ./install.sh/plugin install magellan@slalom
/plugin install lookout@slalom
Both plugins share core principles:
- Human-in-the-loop — Tools propose, humans approve. Nothing is auto-applied without explicit consent.
- Official sources only — No blogs, no hype, no speculation. Facts from the vendor, tested against your workflow.
- Simplicity above all — Extend existing patterns. Don't create subsystems where a flat file works.
- Native-first — Use Claude Code's native primitives (rules files, skills, commands) rather than external infrastructure.
ai-navigator/
magellan/ # Knowledge discovery plugin
.claude-plugin/ # Plugin manifest
commands/ # 5 commands
skills/ # 15 skills
tools/ # 3 Node.js CLI tools
hooks/ # Statusline hook
lookout/ # Continuous improvement plugin
.claude-plugin/ # Plugin manifest
commands/ # 2 commands
skills/ # 1 skill + references
install.sh # Installs both plugins
marketplace.json # Marketplace definition for both
Each plugin has its own plugin.json, install.sh, and CLAUDE.md.
They are independently versioned and can be installed separately.
Apache 2.0 — see individual plugin LICENSE files.