Internal · Connectome team only

Make better sense of your workday.

Claude plugins built for the Connectome team. Install once from the marketplace — every update an owner approves ships to you automatically.

First time here? Do the 2-minute setup once, then every plugin is one click. No GitHub account yet? The setup covers that too.

Start setup →
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Cortex — Results Guide

New
cortex-results-guide · v0.1.1
You · Plain EnglishNo setup needed
For Connectome users — make sense of your own results without the jargon

Explains your Connectome brain-scan results in plain, everyday language — what they mean for your focus, sharpness, and day-to-day. Grounded only in the LUCID study and your own data, and careful never to diagnose, predict, or advise on treatment. Just type /cortex and ask.

Try saying
Explain my latest results
Why did my scores dip last month?
How can I improve — in plain English?
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick cortex-results-guide from the marketplace list · setup
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Connectome R&D Assistant

New
connectome-research-plugin · v0.8.0
R&D · ResearchNeeds: Atlassian
For non-R&D teammates (commercial, product, ops) — use before a call, deck, or customer email to check what's real vs. speculative

Ask anything about Connectome's R&D in plain English. Grounds every answer in production code, study data, the LUCID preprint, the claims register, Q3 goals, and live Jira — and clearly labels each answer Released / Validated / In progress / Speculative / Failed, so a plan never reads as a shipped feature. Read-only. Just type /rd and ask.

Try saying
Can Connectome measure attention today?
A longevity clinic asked if we track cognitive decline — what can I say?
Where does the individualized inference engine stand right now?
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick connectome-research-plugin from the marketplace list · setup
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Docs to Jira

New
docs-to-jira · v1.0.0
Dev · TicketsNeeds: AtlassianNeeds: Google Drive
For anyone turning a doc into Jira tickets — use when a Doc, Sheet, or Confluence page has tasks to file

Turns a Google Doc, Sheet, Excel/CSV, or Confluence page into Jira issues on the KAN board. Asks a quick setup question, drafts the issues (inferring type, priority, epic, labels), and lets you review and approve — with per-item choices for duplicates, epics, and priorities — before anything is created.

Try saying
push these tasks to jira
turn the milestones in this Confluence page into stories
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick docs-to-jira from the marketplace list · setup
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Pricing Agent

New
connectome-pricing · v0.1.1
BD · DealsNeeds: Google DriveMargin guardrails built in
For Juliet, Lucas, Flavia — use on every live deal conversation

Prices any proposal the way Lucas would: recommends the right route, deal structure, and price with contribution margin and a GREEN/AMBER/RED health flag. Reads the live Pricing Master from Drive, with built-in price floors, Como non-stacking rules, and automatic escalation for anything off-structure.

  • Referral clinics — £2,000 deposit + tiered wholesale
  • SPL scanner leases — base licence + overage tiers, margin at any volume
  • B2B evaluations & partnerships, cohort programmes, scan credit packs
  • R&D projects — cost-plus pricing depending on who keeps the IP
  • Ends every proposal with a plain-English buyer one-liner BD can paste into a follow-up email
Try saying
Price the proposal for [clinic] — they want to refer clients under their own booking system
SPL quote for a longevity centre expecting 40 scans a month
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick connectome-pricing from the marketplace list · setup
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BD Agent

bd-agent · v0.1.4
BD · Follow-upsNeeds: Granola · Gamma · Gmail · Drive~10 min per kit
For Juliet, Lucas, Flavia — after every discovery call

Turns a Granola discovery call into a customised follow-up kit with one human checkpoint: reads the call, extracts buyer context, picks the locked Gamma master (Performance 90 for sports, Cognitive 90 for longevity), and generates deck + Pilot Brief + Gmail draft + account workspace folder.

  • Preset A: demo follow-up kit (~3 min) · Preset B: proposal kit (~5 min) · Preset C: full close kit (~7 min)
  • Final summary now names the Gamma master template used (Performance 90 / Cognitive 90) for a quick sanity-check
Try saying
Run the BD agent on the [account] call
Post-disco kit for [account]
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick bd-agent from the marketplace list · setup
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Finance Agent

connectome-finance · v0.1.0
Finance · Month-endWorks with Revolut exports
For Lucas, Flavia — month-end

Runs the monthly financial close end to end: categorises spend from Revolut exports and invoices, compares actuals to the RMH burn budget with variance flags, rolls the cash position forward for burn and runway, and drafts the monthly investor update.

Try saying
Run the monthly close for June
How much runway do we have?
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick connectome-finance from the marketplace list · setup
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Plugin Publisher

New
plugin-publisher · v0.3.0
Team · PublishingNeeds: GitHub Write access
For everyone — when you've built a plugin the team should have

Publishes your own Claude plugin to this store, and handles feedback on plugins you own. Claude validates (structure, secret scan, name collisions, exactly one owner), adds it to the marketplace repo, adds a card to this page, and pushes — the store updates automatically within minutes.

Try saying
Publish my plugin to the Connectome marketplace
Review feedback for my plugin
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick plugin-publisher from the marketplace list · setup
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Tone of Voice

New
connectome-tone · v0.1.0
Team · WritingNo setup neededGuardrails built in
For everyone — any copy a customer, member, journalist, or prospect will see

Drafts or checks external-facing copy in Connectome's voice, tuned to the reader: Founding 25, study recruitment, press, customers, B2B prospects, marketing, and dashboard/UX copy. Trained on our website, Manifesto, the Founding 25 kit, and real sent emails, with guardrails built in: plain English, no em-dashes, no diagnosis or prediction claims, preprint caveats, and it flags anything needing Rufus or Simon's sign-off. Type /tone and say what you're writing.

Try saying
check this email — does it sound like us?
draft a study recruitment email for a partner clinic
write dashboard copy for the Attention metric
Suggest an update Desktop app: pick connectome-tone from the marketplace list · setup

Every plugin has one owner who approves all changes. Spot something to improve? Hit Suggest an update on the card — it goes straight to the owner, and approved changes reach everyone automatically.

One-time setup

About two minutes. After this, installing any plugin is one click — and updates arrive automatically, forever.

No GitHub account yet?

You only need a free account — no GitHub Desktop, no software, no coding tools. Create one at github.com/signup with your work email (2 minutes), then continue below. GitHub is just how the store checks you're on the Connectome team.

  1. Get repo access (once).

    Email Lucas your GitHub username — he'll invite you to the private LucasConnectome/Plugins repo. Accept the invite from the email GitHub sends you.

  2. Add the marketplace.

    Claude desktop app → Settings → Capabilities → Plugins → Add marketplace → paste:

    LucasConnectome/Plugins
  3. Install what you need.

    Pick plugins from the list that appears — or browse the Store first. Done. New versions arrive automatically.

  1. Get repo access (once).

    Email Lucas your GitHub username and accept the invite. Then sign in once in your terminal: gh auth login (choose GitHub.com → browser login).

  2. Add the marketplace.
    /plugin marketplace add LucasConnectome/Plugins
  3. Install a plugin.
    /plugin install connectome-pricing@connectome-tools

    Swap in any plugin name from the Store.

✓ Setup complete on this device — the Store opens first from now on. Browse the Store →

Publish your own plugin

Anyone on the team can add a plugin to this store — no hand-off needed.

Built something useful? Ship it.

Your plugin gets its own card in the Store, and you become its owner.

  1. Build it. In a Claude session, say create a plugin that … — the plugin-creator flow scaffolds everything for you.
  2. Install the Plugin Publisher from the Store (one-time).
  3. Say the word. Tell Claude publish my plugin to the Connectome marketplace. It validates, publishes, and the Store updates itself.
  4. Own it. Your name goes on the card. When teammates hit Suggest an update, you review each idea with review feedback for my plugin — approve and it ships to everyone automatically, or decline with a note.

Rule of thumb: if it saved you an hour twice, someone else needs it too.

How feedback works

Every plugin has exactly one owner — the person named on its card. Anyone on the team can propose a change with the card's Suggest an update button (it opens a short GitHub form). The owner reviews each suggestion with Claude and approves or declines it. Approved changes are versioned and reach every install automatically — nobody reinstalls anything.

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