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OneShot

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Security Audit
Pass
Health Pass
  • License — License: NOASSERTION
  • Description — Repository has a description
  • Active repo — Last push 0 days ago
  • Community trust — 10 GitHub stars
Code Pass
  • Code scan — Scanned 12 files during light audit, no dangerous patterns found
Permissions Pass
  • Permissions — No dangerous permissions requested
Purpose
This project manager tool orchestrates and tracks complex coding tasks for AI agents. It transforms a single prompt into a structured, resumable project by organizing plans, tickets, and evidence on disk for tools like Codex or Claude Code.

Security Assessment
Overall risk is rated as Low. A light code scan of 12 files found no dangerous patterns, hardcoded secrets, or requests for excessive permissions. Because the tool acts as an orchestrator for AI agents, it inherently relies on executing shell commands and making network requests to interact with those external AI services. However, the repository itself does not appear to access sensitive user data or perform hidden malicious actions. Developers should still be aware that the external AI tools it orchestrates will have their own security footprints.

Quality Assessment
The project is under active development, with its most recent push occurring today. It claims an Apache 2.0 license, though automated scanning flagged the license status as "NOASSERTION," meaning the exact terms should be double-checked in the repository files. Community trust and visibility are currently very low. With only 5 GitHub stars, this is an early-release project that has not yet been widely tested or adopted by the broader developer community.

Verdict
Use with caution—it appears safe from a code perspective but is an early-stage project without community validation.
SUMMARY

The project manager for serious AI agent work. (formally ULTRAPROMPT)

README.md

OneShot

One prompt. Full delivery.

OneShot is a Claude plugin plus a local project folder that turns one big request into a finished project. You open the OneShot folder, type /oneshot, describe what you want, and Claude keeps working until it's done — or until it needs a decision only you can make.

Works with Claude Desktop. Also works with Codex from the same OneShot folder.

License

OneShot

What it does

A normal Claude chat answers one question. OneShot keeps Claude going through the whole job — making the files, running the checks, fixing what broke, verifying the result. It can run for an hour, a day, or across resumed sessions.

It pauses and asks you when it needs a password, a payment, or a real human decision. Otherwise, it keeps working.

The OneShot folder is the engine. It contains the instructions, vault, project records, tickets, and proof trail. The Claude plugin is the clean /oneshot button that starts the engine.

Install (Claude Desktop)

  1. Download or clone the OneShot repo from the latest release.
  2. Put the OneShot folder somewhere you can keep it, such as Documents/OneShot.
  3. Download oneshot-claude-plugin-0.1.0.plugin from the same release.
  4. In Claude Desktop, open plugin settings and upload the plugin file.
  5. Enable OneShot.
  6. Open Claude in the OneShot folder.
  7. Type /oneshot and paste your request.

You need both pieces: the OneShot folder and the Claude plugin. If Claude is opened in an old ULTRAPROMPT folder or some other project folder, /oneshot will not use the right vault.

The .zip in the release is the same plugin in a different wrapper — only use it if your system blocks .plugin files.

How to use it

The simplest version:

/oneshot build a small habit-tracking app I can run locally

For better results, tell Claude five things:

  • Goal — what you want
  • Audience — who it's for
  • Done means — what "finished" looks like
  • Avoid — anything off-limits
  • Proof — what you want to see before it hands the work back

Example:

/oneshot build a local-first personal finance dashboard.

Audience: a non-technical person who wants private budgeting.
Done: working app, setup instructions, sample data, screenshots, CSV import, monthly charts, PDF export.
Avoid: paid APIs, busy design, sending data outside the device.
Proof: run it locally, test import/export, screenshots, summary of checks.

More prompt ideas

/oneshot make a playable browser game from this idea, with setup instructions
/oneshot research the best options for this product category and recommend one
/oneshot clean up this project, fix obvious issues, run checks, summarize what changed
/oneshot turn this rough idea into a working first version I can try

Using Codex instead

Codex doesn't use plugin files — just open Codex in the OneShot folder and ask:

Run a OneShot for this:

[your prompt]

That's the whole setup.

What to expect

  • Big asks take real time. Hours, sometimes longer.
  • It can't bypass logins or payments. It pauses and asks.
  • If a session ends, reopen Claude in the OneShot folder and tell it to resume the active OneShot.
  • It needs the OneShot folder. The plugin starts the workflow; the repo stores the workflow.

Safety

OneShot lets Claude read your files, edit them, run commands, and use connected tools. Only point it at folders you're comfortable with that.

Don't paste secrets or credentials into prompts.

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License

Apache 2.0. OneShot is derived from the project listed in NOTICE.

Created by Michael Zola

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