Orgiggly · plugin beta

Try the Orgiggly Claude Code plugin

Tell Claude Code what app you want, in plain English, and it builds it and puts it online for you. There's no right way to do this and no clock. Poke around, ask for odd things, see what happens.

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    What you'll need

    • A paid Claude plan (Pro or above). Claude Code needs one.
    • A Mac or PC where you can install things. We'll install Claude Code and Node.js below.
    • About an hour.

    This is a Claude Code plugin. It won't work in the Claude app or on claude.ai.

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    Install and sign in

    1. Install Claude Code. Open orgiggly.com, follow Install Claude Code on the install page and sign in with your Claude account. The Claude desktop app's Code tab is Claude Code too, so you can use that instead. Already have Claude Code? Skip ahead.
    2. Install Node.js. Follow Get Node.js on the install page and take the LTS installer. Already have it? Check with node -v in Terminal. If Claude later says Node is missing, quit and reopen Claude Code.
    3. Add the plugin. Type these two lines into Claude Code, one at a time. If the desktop Code tab doesn't accept /plugin, open Terminal, type claude, and add the plugin there. 
      /plugin marketplace add orgiggly/claude-plugin
      /plugin install orgiggly@orgiggly
    4. Start Orgiggly. Claude will ask permission for a few things as it goes. Claude may also ask you to add a line to ~/.zshrc and open a new terminal; do exactly what it says. 
      /orgiggly
    5. Sign in with Google. A browser tab opens for Google sign-in. That becomes your Orgiggly identity, so it doesn't have to be your main account. Then pick a name for yourself (2 to 20 letters, digits or underscores): your apps will live at orgiggly.com/name/app.
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    Redeem your invite code

    Your invite code is in the email. Once you're signed in, ask Claude to run this in the terminal, with your code in place of <your code>. It adds you to the beta. You'll know it worked when you see Enrolled ✓.

    og-public redeem <your code>
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    Build something

    Copy one into Claude Code and press Enter, or change it however you like. Claude will ask you a few questions as it builds. When you're happy, ask it to make the app live.

    Get people together

    • A pub quiz for my family's next get-together: everyone joins on their phone, and there's a live leaderboard.

    • A party game for Friday night where we bluff and guess each other's answers.

    • A prediction league for the office: everyone guesses the scores, and there's a league table.

    Run a club or group

    • A volunteer rota for our village fete: people pick shifts, and I can see the gaps.

    • A whip-round for a colleague's leaving present.

    • A book club: we suggest books, vote on the next one, and see when we're meeting.

    • Our band's setlists and upcoming gigs.

    Home and family

    • A chore chart for the kids: they earn points and swap them for treats.

    • Our family recipe book, plus who's cooking this Sunday.

    • A group holiday planner: the plan for each day, a packing list, and who owes what.

    Learn something

    • Flashcards to help my daughter revise for her biology GCSE.

    • A daily ten-minute Spanish practice that remembers what I got wrong.

    • Or build anything you like.

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    Tell us how it went

    Two ways, and either is welcome:

    • Type /orgiggly:feedback in Claude Code. It asks three questions, shows you exactly what it will send, and sends nothing until you say yes.
    • Or just reply to the email.

    Good, bad or baffling, all of it helps.

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