feat(plugins): add shared client tools
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The user-level plugin manifest is `adapters/plugins.tsv`. It maps each logical plugin to the marketplace selector understood by Claude Code and Codex.
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The current baseline includes Ponytail, i-have-adhd, Superpowers, and Context7. The install script operates at user scope and is idempotent: a normal run only installs missing plugins (a disabled but already-installed Claude plugin is re-enabled). Pass `-UpdatePlugins`/`--update-plugins` to also update plugins that are already installed, so a configuration update never silently updates third-party plugin code.
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The current baseline includes Ponytail, i-have-adhd, Superpowers, Context7, Caveman, Humanizer, Impeccable, and Anthropic Frontend Design. The install script operates at user scope and is idempotent: a normal run only installs missing plugins (a disabled but already-installed Claude plugin is re-enabled). Pass `-UpdatePlugins`/`--update-plugins` to also update plugins that are already installed, so a configuration update never silently updates third-party plugin code.
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Codex receives Caveman through its native plugin adapter. Humanizer and Anthropic Frontend Design are installed through the cross-agent Skills CLI; Impeccable uses its provider-aware Codex installer. All four are therefore available to both clients, although Codex does not expose all four as marketplace plugins.
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Plugin installation requires the corresponding client CLI, network access, and any authentication required by the plugin. Context7 may open an OAuth flow. Codex or plugin hooks may require a trust review in `/hooks`. The scripts never install plugins during a build or doctor run and never install them when `--dry-run` or `-DryRun` is used.
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