Get started

Installing the platform

The platform is a single repository: a Supabase/Postgres data layer (supabase/migrations/) plus a Next.js web app (web/) and the em-* Claude Code plugins vendored under plugins/. There is no Notion setup - the platform provisions its own database. Two things to install: the plugins (to drive the platform from Claude Code) and the local stack (to run the app and database).

terminal — qualitara-em plugins
# 1 - add this repo's marketplace (named qualitara-em) from the repo root
/plugin marketplace add .
/plugin install em-core

# 2 - add the domains you want
/plugin install em-people-management em-account-intelligence em-okr-management
/plugin install em-risk-management em-planning-assistance em-reporting
/plugin install em-bigmac-framework em-team-sentinel em-coaching
/plugin install em-routines em-copilot

# 3 - or just talk to qira
/qira build the OKRs for Acme Robotics this quarter
Zero to working

The platform provisions its own database

The old toolkit expected you to hand-build ~19 Notion databases before anything worked. The platform doesn't: the schema is code. supabase start applies every migration in supabase/migrations/ (230+ of them) to a local Postgres, and the web app runs against it. Getting a working local stack is a short, scripted flow.

Run it locally

Clone the repo, start Supabase, apply the migrations, seed a demo workspace, and launch the web app against your local database.

  1. Clone the repo and install the toolchain (Supabase CLI, Node, a Python venv for lib/em_db and lib/em_routines).
  2. Start the database. supabase start boots local Postgres and applies every migration in supabase/migrations/ - your full em schema, views, RPCs, roles and RLS.
  3. Seed a demo workspace and point the web app at local: cd web && npm run env:local && npm run dev.
  4. Connect the connectors the skills use for capture: Fireflies and Microsoft 365 (and Tability for the OKR skills).

The full, exact commands live on the Local setup page and in the repo README.

Legacy alternate route. The earlier marketplace toolkit ran entirely on a duplicatable Notion workspace template of hand-built databases. That template still exists for the original marketplace, but it is not how the platform works - the platform owns its data in Postgres. Only the EM Library (and its gaps backlog) still lives in Notion.
Marketplace: qualitara-em 12 plugins · 69 skills · Postgres data layer Local config overlay: em-manifest.json (file paths only) Owner: Qualitara Engineering Management