Set up Claude Code

Tapestry runs inside Claude Code — the agent in your IDE or terminal. Without it, no hooks fire, no memory recall, no observer. This is the first prerequisite.

Install Claude Code

Install Claude Code (the CLI, the desktop app, or an IDE extension) and sign in with your Anthropic account. Follow Anthropic’s install guide for your platform.

Connect the Tapestry marketplace

In a Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace add Lizo-RoadTown/tapestry
/plugin install tapestry-discipline@tapestry
/plugin install tapestry-patterns@tapestry

• tapestry-discipline — the universal discipline hooks (PROBE-first reminders, citation enforcement, write/edit audit). Works with no backend; the memory/observer/telemetry features light up only when you point them at your own deployment.
• tapestry-patterns — the reusable agents and skills available by name in every project.

The marketplace is the public repo Lizo-RoadTown/tapestry, so no special access is needed. (See Set up GitHub for the account basics.)

Enable per project

Onboarding (tapestry onboard) writes .claude/settings.json with both plugins enabled for that project. See Your first project and the Quickstart.

Verify

Run /plugin list — both plugins should show as installed. Start a fresh session in an onboarded project and you should see the discipline reminders in the context.