Claude Code Plugin

Use AI-assisted development with Spiderly — the Claude Code plugin gives Claude deep knowledge of entity design, backend hooks, migrations, Angular customization, and more.

Spiderly's Claude Code plugin gives Claude deep knowledge of the framework so it produces correct, idiomatic code without you explaining conventions from scratch every time. Instead of pasting docs into your prompt, the plugin automatically loads the right context — entity patterns, hook signatures, migration commands, Angular form system — based on what you're working on.

Installation

Claude Code must be installed before adding the plugin.

Install the plugin from GitHub by running these two commands inside Claude Code:

/plugin marketplace add filiptrivan/spiderly
/plugin install spiderly@spiderly

How It Works

The plugin contains skills and commands:

Skills are context packs that Claude loads automatically when it detects a relevant task. You don't need to invoke them — just describe what you want to do and Claude picks the right skill.
Commands are user-invoked workflows you trigger with a slash command. They guide Claude through a multi-step process.

Your prompt → Claude analyzes intent → Matches skill? → Loads context automatically
                                     → Slash command? → Runs guided workflow

Available Skills

Skill	Activates When You Ask About	What Claude Gets
`entity-design`	Creating/modifying entities, attributes, relationships	Base classes, property rules, relationship patterns, attribute reference, UI control mapping
`backend-hooks`	Customizing CRUD behavior, lifecycle hooks	Save/delete/get hook signatures, execution order, exception types, transaction model
`filtering-patterns`	Server-side filtering, pagination, custom queries	FilterDTO structure, paginated list overrides, programmatic filter API
`migration-workflow`	Database migrations, schema changes	CLI commands, naming conventions, which changes need migrations
`angular-customization`	Angular forms, data tables, layout, translations	Form system, data table config, service overrides, validation, UI controls
`custom-endpoints`	Non-CRUD API endpoints, custom controllers	Controller patterns, database access, transactions, DI registration
`file-storage`	File uploads, S3, Cloudinary, Azure Blob	Provider selection, entity attributes, upload hooks, cleanup methods
`authorization`	Permissions, roles, authentication, Google OAuth	Permission codes, seeding, auth flow, frontend guards
`mapper-customization`	DTO mapping, Mapster configuration	Generated mapper methods, `[ProjectToDTO]`, partial class overrides

Commands

`/spiderly:add-entity`

A guided workflow that scaffolds a new entity end-to-end. Claude walks you through each step:

Gather requirements (entity name, properties, relationships)
Run CLI scaffold command
Write the entity class with attributes
Build backend
Create and apply migration
Customize Angular components (list and details pages)
Add translation keys
Build frontend
Add backend hooks if needed

This is the recommended way to add new entities — it ensures nothing is missed and follows Spiderly conventions at every step.

Example Prompts

These prompts naturally trigger the right skills without any special syntax:

Entity creation:

Create a Warehouse entity with Name (required, max 200), Address, and a many-to-one relationship to City.

Backend customization:

After saving an Order, send an email notification to the customer.

Migrations:

I added a Phone property to the Customer entity. Create and apply the migration.

Angular:

Customize the Product details form — make the Description field use a rich text editor and move Price into a separate panel.

Authorization:

Set up role-based permissions so only users with the ManageOrders permission can access the Order pages.

Custom endpoints:

Add a POST /api/storefront/contact endpoint that accepts a name, email, and message, then sends an email to the site owner.

Plugin Structure

For contributors or advanced users, here is the plugin file tree:

.claude-plugin/
  plugin.json
  marketplace.json
skills/
  entity-design/SKILL.md
  backend-hooks/SKILL.md
  filtering-patterns/SKILL.md
  migration-workflow/SKILL.md
  angular-customization/SKILL.md
  custom-endpoints/SKILL.md
  file-storage/SKILL.md
  authorization/SKILL.md
  mapper-customization/SKILL.md
commands/
  add-entity.md

You don't need to read or reference these files directly. Claude loads them automatically based on what you're working on.