The floors

Twenty roles, eleven populated, nine deliberate shells.

Where the twenty came from

The tree began as a clone of knowledge-work-plugins. Nine empty role directories were added, a few unwanted plugins were removed, and 20 remained. The 20 are the role options in the claude.ai user-settings dropdown for a user in an organization.

The same roles appear on academy.claude.com and in knowledge-work-plugins, but a few names are not byte-for-byte matches.

Populated and shell

Eleven floors carry plugin content. Nine are shells and are meant to stay that way until a role earns content.

A shell floor still keeps a mailroom, and that is not decoration. Git does not track an empty directory. A floor with no files is absent from the commit and absent at origin, and the push still reports success. The mailroom is what makes a shell floor real enough to survive a push.

The manifest

manifest.jsonl holds one row per floor and is a cache of the disk, never a record kept beside it. When the two disagree, the disk is right.

{"slug":"floor-data","role":"data","file_count":20,"populated":true,"mailroom_rows":1}