Plugin Mapper

Tip

GitHub Copilot Users While the Plugin Mapper is a powerful tool for bridging environments, we highly recommend exploring the Copilot Marketplace as a primary starting point.

Resource Highlight:

• microsoft/skills: A comprehensive collection of over 125 skills installable via CLI. You can use the Skill Explorer to find and install skills and use

npx skills add microsoft/skills

you can can use that to install the skill creator skill to create your own skills.

You can install these skills directly within your agent environment:

# Inside Copilot CLI, run these slash commands:
/plugin marketplace add microsoft/skills
/plugin install deep-wiki@skills
/plugin install azure-skills@skills

This repository hosts the source code for the Plugin Mapper, a meta-plugin that bridges standard Claude Code plugins to any agent environment.

📦 What's Inside?

The core of this repository is located in plugins/plugin-mapper/. This tool allows you to:

1. Bridge Capabilities: Make your Claude plugins work seamlessly in GitHub Copilot, Google Gemini, Antigravity, and Claude Code.
2. Write Once, Run Everywhere: Plugins follow the standard .claude-plugin format and are automatically converted per-environment.

🚀 Getting Started

1. Install Plugin Mapper

Copy plugins/plugin-mapper into your project's plugins/ directory.

2. Create Target Directories

The bridge installer auto-detects existing environment folders. Create whichever you need:

mkdir .agent .github .gemini .claude

3. Run the Bridge

Bridge a single plugin:

python plugins/plugin-mapper/scripts/bridge_installer.py --plugin plugins/my-plugin --target auto

Or bridge all plugins at once:

python plugins/plugin-mapper/scripts/install_all_plugins.py

For full documentation see the Plugin Mapper README.

📂 Repository Structure

repo-root/
└── plugins/
    └── plugin-mapper/       <- The core product
        ├── scripts/          # Bridge installer and utilities
        ├── skills/           # Agent bridge skill definitions
        └── README.md         # Detailed documentation

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License

Copyright 2026 British Columbia — Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0: http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0