Industry-standard reviewDesignv1.0.0

power-builder Agent Plugin

Create new Kiro Powers using the Agent Plugins specification, or migrate existing POWER.md-based powers to the agent-plugins standard. This catalog entry is pinned to reviewed commit fb61d768c54d and records a qualification score of 91/100.

0 repository stars MIT Updated Aug 7, 2026

Independent catalog review

Qualification snapshot

Qualified

Format

100/100

Quality

82/100

Qualified

91/100

Scores reflect package format and editorial quality checks at the fixed reviewed commit. They are not popularity ratings or security guarantees.

Installation

Install Power Builder

Install the plugin from kirodotdev/powers at power-builder. The generated command uses sparse checkout and keeps the reviewed repository path visible.

Terminal · Git sparse checkout
git clone --filter=blob:none --sparse https://github.com/kirodotdev/powers.git
cd powers
git sparse-checkout set power-builder
Review the fixed manifest and documentation before enabling the plugin.
Confirm your agent client supports the declared Agent Plugins specification.
Inspect required credentials, commands, network access, and side effects in the upstream source.

Explainable standards check

Latest official standard could not be confirmed

Official latest version: 1.0.0 (Working Draft). The value is read from the official specification and cached for one day.

Read the official specification

This is a static package-format check, not a security audit, quality score, malware scan, or guarantee of client compatibility.

Source package available for inspection

The package could not be checked: plugin.json returned 429.

Static source inspection

Independent catalog review

Why this plugin qualified

This is the original assessment excerpt captured during manual catalog selection. It describes review evidence, not a security guarantee or user rating.

A coherent Agent Plugins package with a valid-looking plugin manifest and three focused skills: specification reference, new-plugin creation, and POWER.md migration. It provides actionable workflows, naming and schema checklists, skill-boundary guidance, MCP configuration examples, and migration mappings, making it useful for Kiro users building or converting powers. It scores lower because the supplied evidence shows no validation or automation scripts, tests, generated examples, or actual supp

Capabilities

What can you do with power-builder?

Create new Kiro Powers using the Agent Plugins specification, or migrate existing POWER.md-based powers to the agent-plugins standard.

The reviewed package declares 3 skill(s), 0 MCP configuration(s), and 0 additional resource(s).

  • Use the agent-plugins-reference skill from the reviewed package
  • Use the create-plugin skill from the reviewed package
  • Use the migrate-plugin skill from the reviewed package
  • Review the fixed plugin manifest at commit fb61d768c54d
  • Install the package from kirodotdev/powers/power-builder

Reviewed package scope

Create new Kiro Powers using the Agent Plugins specification, or migrate existing POWER.md-based powers to the agent-plugins standard.

Fixed-source qualification

Inspect the package at commit fb61d768c54d with recorded format, quality, and qualification evidence.

Practical workflow

A source-backed Power Builder workflow

Pass 01 / Inspect

Review the fixed source

Inspect plugin.json, the linked documentation, package inventory, license, and qualification excerpt at the reviewed commit.

Pass 02 / Verify

Install and validate locally

Install from the pinned repository path, confirm the client discovers the declared components, and review permissions before real use.

Package contents

What is included in power-builder?

power-builder declares 3 Skills, 0 MCP configurations, and 0 additional resources. The included-file links below point to the reviewed source repository.

Agent Skills

3

agent-plugins-reference, create-plugin, migrate-plugin

MCP servers

0

No runtime service

Package format

Agent Plugins

Official latest 1.0.0

Synced source content

Repository README

View original README

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Source
https://github.com/kirodotdev/powers#readme

This repository does not currently provide a README snapshot. The plugin instructions below remain available.

Source documentation

Power Builder source documentation

Rendered from the linked GitHub source. Raw HTML is disabled, scripts cannot execute, remote images are omitted, and external links open separately.

Catalog scope

This page describes the fixed source snapshot selected for the Agent Plugins Hub catalog. It does not extend the upstream package's claims.

Package summary

Create new Kiro Powers using the Agent Plugins specification, or migrate existing POWER.md-based powers to the agent-plugins standard.

Reviewed package inventory

  • Skills: agent-plugins-reference, create-plugin, migrate-plugin
  • MCP configurations: None declared
  • Additional resources: None declared
  • Plugin directory: power-builder
  • Reviewed commit: fb61d768c54d10a03b8c3f0d0184911654933df8

Qualification snapshot

  • Industry-standard format score: 100/100
  • Plugin quality score: 82/100
  • Qualification score: 91/100
  • Classification: agent-plugin

Editorial assessment excerpt

A coherent Agent Plugins package with a valid-looking plugin manifest and three focused skills: specification reference, new-plugin creation, and POWER.md migration. It provides actionable workflows, naming and schema checklists, skill-boundary guidance, MCP configuration examples, and migration mappings, making it useful for Kiro users building or converting powers. It scores lower because the supplied evidence shows no validation or automation scripts, tests, generated examples, or actual supp…

The source CSV stores a 500-character assessment excerpt, so the paragraph above may end mid-sentence. It is review evidence, not a security guarantee or user rating.

Installation and verification

  1. Inspect the linked manifest and source documentation at the reviewed commit.
  2. Install from kirodotdev/powers using the plugin directory power-builder.
  3. Confirm your client discovers the declared components.
  4. Review credentials, commands, network access, permissions, and consequential side effects before use.

Provenance

Manifest: https://github.com/kirodotdev/powers/blob/fb61d768c54d10a03b8c3f0d0184911654933df8/power-builder/plugin.json

The catalog entry is pinned to the exact commit used during qualification. Upstream content may change after that snapshot.