Maarten Tolhuijs

You can build plugin process and state plumbing with omakit Run and Store blocks, run local marketplace security and submission checks, weigh a plugin's CPU and process cost via shell restarts, submit plugins to the marketplace, diagnose stuck validations, and audit installed plugin commits against marketplace-validated ones.

They target developers building, reviewing, or maintaining Omarchy Quattro plugins for the Omarchy marketplace. They suit plugin authors preparing submissions, reviewers checking security baselines, and users verifying that installed third-party plugins match the exact commits the marketplace validated.

The submit skill runs every pre-submission check and produces the exact issue title and body without posting anything. The validation-watch skill checks whether a validated commit has fallen behind the repository and names the single action that re-runs validation when a submission goes quiet.

Most are read-only: check and audit post nothing and modify nothing. The weigh skill restarts your shell to measure plugin weight, so it requires your explicit agreement before running. The build skill adds tested, versioned files the plugin owns but posts nothing externally.

You need an Omarchy Quattro plugin codebase and, for build operations, omakit's Run and Store blocks rather than bare QML Process or FileView writes. The check skill relies on the marketplace's own security baseline, and the audit skill compares installed commits against marketplace-validated commits.