Symptom
Following the documented install command from README.md and QUICKSTART.md fails:
$ claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills
Installing plugin "skill-creator@daymade-skills"...
✘ Failed to install plugin "skill-creator@daymade-skills": Plugin "skill-creator" not found in marketplace "daymade-skills"
The same failure happens for skill-reviewer@daymade-skills and skills-search@daymade-skills, which are also referenced as standalone install targets in the docs.
Root cause
The four docs (README.md, README.zh-CN.md, QUICKSTART.md, QUICKSTART.zh-CN.md) instruct users to install skill-creator, skill-reviewer, and skills-search as if they were top-level plugins, but .claude-plugin/marketplace.json does not register any plugin by those names. The three are skills bundled inside a single plugin named daymade-skill (singular):
{
"name": "daymade-skill",
"skills": [
"./skill-creator",
"./skill-reviewer",
"./skills-search"
],
"source": "./daymade-skill"
}
Since claude plugin install <name>@<marketplace> resolves <name> against plugin name fields — not against entries in the skills array — the command can never match. This looks like the result of a structural refactor (three plugins collapsed into one aggregate daymade-skill plugin) that was not propagated to the install instructions.
Sanity check — these are the only doc-referenced install names that do not exist as plugins in marketplace.json today:
$ comm -23 <doc-referenced names> <actual plugin names>
skill-creator
skill-name ← placeholder in a how-to template, not a bug
skill-reviewer
skills-search
The doc already half-acknowledges the new layout in one place — QUICKSTART.md:36 instructs users to run daymade-skill/skill-creator/scripts/init_skill.py …, which matches the actual on-disk path under the aggregate plugin.
Affected lines
| File |
Line |
Current (broken) |
README.md |
88 |
claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills |
README.md |
(the equivalent of zh line 162) |
same |
README.md |
(the equivalent of zh lines 268, 283) |
skills-search@…, skill-reviewer@… |
README.zh-CN.md |
88, 162 |
claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills |
README.zh-CN.md |
268 |
claude plugin install skills-search@daymade-skills |
README.zh-CN.md |
283 |
claude plugin install skill-reviewer@daymade-skills |
QUICKSTART.md |
29 |
claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills |
QUICKSTART.zh-CN.md |
29 |
claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills |
(There may be additional occurrences I missed in the English README — line numbers above are anchored from the zh variant where I did the full grep.)
Suggested fix
Two reasonable options:
-
Doc-only fix (minimal): Replace every skill-creator@daymade-skills / skill-reviewer@daymade-skills / skills-search@daymade-skills install command with daymade-skill@daymade-skills, and add a one-line note clarifying that this single plugin bundles all three skills. This matches the current marketplace.json and ships immediately.
-
Restore standalone plugins: Split skill-creator, skill-reviewer, and skills-search back into top-level plugin entries in marketplace.json so the documented commands work as written. Better UX (users can install only what they need), but requires manifest changes and a release.
Option 1 is the safe one-line-per-file fix; option 2 is the user-friendlier long-term answer. Happy to PR option 1 if useful.
Reproduction
claude plugin marketplace add daymade/claude-code-skills
claude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills
# → ✘ Failed to install plugin "skill-creator@daymade-skills": Plugin "skill-creator" not found in marketplace "daymade-skills"
Workaround for users hitting this today:
claude plugin install daymade-skill@daymade-skills # installs all three skills as a bundle
Symptom
Following the documented install command from
README.mdandQUICKSTART.mdfails:The same failure happens for
skill-reviewer@daymade-skillsandskills-search@daymade-skills, which are also referenced as standalone install targets in the docs.Root cause
The four docs (
README.md,README.zh-CN.md,QUICKSTART.md,QUICKSTART.zh-CN.md) instruct users to installskill-creator,skill-reviewer, andskills-searchas if they were top-level plugins, but.claude-plugin/marketplace.jsondoes not register any plugin by those names. The three are skills bundled inside a single plugin nameddaymade-skill(singular):{ "name": "daymade-skill", "skills": [ "./skill-creator", "./skill-reviewer", "./skills-search" ], "source": "./daymade-skill" }Since
claude plugin install <name>@<marketplace>resolves<name>against pluginnamefields — not against entries in theskillsarray — the command can never match. This looks like the result of a structural refactor (three plugins collapsed into one aggregatedaymade-skillplugin) that was not propagated to the install instructions.Sanity check — these are the only doc-referenced install names that do not exist as plugins in
marketplace.jsontoday:The doc already half-acknowledges the new layout in one place —
QUICKSTART.md:36instructs users to rundaymade-skill/skill-creator/scripts/init_skill.py …, which matches the actual on-disk path under the aggregate plugin.Affected lines
README.mdclaude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skillsREADME.mdREADME.mdskills-search@…,skill-reviewer@…README.zh-CN.mdclaude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skillsREADME.zh-CN.mdclaude plugin install skills-search@daymade-skillsREADME.zh-CN.mdclaude plugin install skill-reviewer@daymade-skillsQUICKSTART.mdclaude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skillsQUICKSTART.zh-CN.mdclaude plugin install skill-creator@daymade-skills(There may be additional occurrences I missed in the English README — line numbers above are anchored from the zh variant where I did the full grep.)
Suggested fix
Two reasonable options:
Doc-only fix (minimal): Replace every
skill-creator@daymade-skills/skill-reviewer@daymade-skills/skills-search@daymade-skillsinstall command withdaymade-skill@daymade-skills, and add a one-line note clarifying that this single plugin bundles all three skills. This matches the currentmarketplace.jsonand ships immediately.Restore standalone plugins: Split
skill-creator,skill-reviewer, andskills-searchback into top-level plugin entries inmarketplace.jsonso the documented commands work as written. Better UX (users can install only what they need), but requires manifest changes and a release.Option 1 is the safe one-line-per-file fix; option 2 is the user-friendlier long-term answer. Happy to PR option 1 if useful.
Reproduction
Workaround for users hitting this today: