jikig-ai/soleur

The Company-as-a-Service platform. Collapse the friction between a startup idea and a billion-dollar outcome.
67 agents across engineering, finance, legal, marketing, operations, product, sales, and support -- compounding your company knowledge with every session.
What is Soleur?
Soleur gives a single founder the leverage of a full organization. **67 agents**, **4 commands**, and **103 skills** that compound your company knowledge over time -- every problem you solve makes the next one easier.
Installation
**Devin CLI:**
Start a Devin session and use /soleur:go . Use -y to skip the confirmation prompt. If the install hangs or fails, clone the repository and run bash scripts/setup-devin.sh to install from the local checkout.
Update to the latest version with devin plugins update soleur, or devin plugins update to refresh all installed plugins. If you see a transient "content could not be fetched" warning, Devin will retry automatically; run the update command again if it persists.
The plugin also loads in **Devin Cloud** sessions (/handoff or web app). Cloud sessions run under Soleur Cloud Mode — plugin subagents and SessionStart/SessionEnd hooks are absent, so fan-out runs sequentially inline with Reviewed-Coverage: sequential-fallback disclosure and secrets/production steps require an explicit session-scoped acknowledgement. See the capability matrix.
**Codex:**
Start a new Codex session, review the bundled hooks in /hooks, and use
$soleur:go . See the
Codex setup guide for local
development, updates, and compatibility details.
**From the marketplace (recommended):**
This installs the plugin subtree only — about 10 MiB in well under a minute.
Installing from this repository directly (slower, and may time out)
A first-time claude plugin marketplace add jikig-ai/soleur clones the whole repository
(~181 MiB), which takes about 329 seconds — well past the CLI's 120-second default. Add --sparse
so it fetches only what a plugin install needs; that completes in about 78 seconds, inside the
default limit:
**Only on a first add.** If you already have a plain ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/soleur
checkout, do **not** add --sparse to it: applying --sparse to an existing checkout does not
convert it in place, it forces a full re-clone — which on this repository is the 329-second
operation that cannot finish under the 120-second default. Migrate instead, using the commands
below. Details and recovery: the
plugin delivery runbook,
under ## Symptom 2.
Once the checkout exists, routine refreshes are incremental git pulls rather than fresh clones, so
the 329 seconds is a one-time cost of adding this way — but it is paid again whenever a refresh
cannot update in place and restarts as a re-clone.
**Already installed this way?** Switch to the marketplace above — it does not clone the monorepo,
so the migration is not subject to the timeout:
Restart the CLI afterwards; plugin changes apply on restart. If your original install used
--scope project or --scope local, pass the same --scope to every command above — the
default is user, and a scope mismatch silently targets an install that isn't there.
Removing the marketplace does **not** reclaim the plugin cache — though it does remove the
marketplace checkout itself. Measured: after uninstall and marketplace remove both succeed, the
378 MiB checkout is gone and the old plugin **cache** survives — 26 MiB on the machine this was
measured on, with no CLI verb to reclaim it. Expect more the longer the install has been updating:
each update caches into a new directory and leaves the previous one behind.
**Do this only once the migration above has completed.** First confirm the new install is live
and the old one is gone: