Official Tessl plugins published to the tessl workspace on the Tessl registry.
These are R&D-maintained plugins intended for production use.
| Plugin | Description | Badge |
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api |
Find and call Tessl API endpoints token-efficiently, without loading the whole openapi.json spec into context |
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code-review |
The default review lenses for tessl code review, also run by the Tessl Code Review GitHub Action – each lens is its own skill, so a run can use one lens or several |
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code-review-lens-creator |
Author a review lens for Tessl Code Review – establish the review question and the bar a finding has to clear, draft the lens, validate and backtest it against real changes, then publish and pin it |   |
code-review-setup |
Install Tessl Code Review into a GitHub repository: inspect the repo, agree the cadence and whether findings block, then write the thin caller workflow that invokes the Tessl Code Review Action |   |
default-skill-review |
The default tessl review rubric – an agentic reviewer that scores a skill's description and content, the same reviewer tessl review uses out of the box. Score skills against it, or fork it into a custom rubric |
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plugin-creator |
Create a Tessl plugin: turn agent workflows and guardrails into a versioned bundle of skills, rules, hooks, and MCP servers, then validate and publish it |   |
review-plugin-creator |
Create a custom tessl review rubric – fork the default rubric, build one from scratch, or derive it from evidence (existing skills, PR feedback, agent logs) |
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skill-guard |
Cross-agent guard that blocks agents from loading skills not managed by Tessl |   |
skill-optimizer |
Optimize your skills and plugins: review SKILL.md quality, generate eval scenarios, run evals, compare across models, diagnose gaps, and re-run until scores improve |   |
tessl install tessl/skill-optimizer