idmp-plugin Claude Code Plugin
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idmp-plugin is a Claude Code plugin that packages a set of skills for working with TDengine IDMP, an AI-oriented industrial data management platform. According to the README, it relies on a companion command-line tool called idmp-cli to authenticate against an IDMP server, either with a username and password or with an API key. Once installed through the Claude Code plugin marketplace, the bundled skills support discovery of IDMP resources, inspection of data schemas, and operational tasks intended to be carried out safely. The README also notes that the packaged skill files can be copied manually into other agent environments that support filesystem-based skills. The plugin itself does not perform data processing; it acts as an interface layer that depends on a running TDengine IDMP deployment.
About the service
TDengine IDMP is described on the TDengine homepage as an AI-native industrial data management platform that adds an industrial ontology, knowledge management, and an agent runtime on top of the TDengine time-series database (TSDB). It is meant to give AI systems business context for industrial data, turning raw sensor and asset information into structured, queryable knowledge, and it exposes capabilities that external tools such as idmp-cli and this plugin can connect to over a network.
What you can do with idmp-plugin
- Install and configure the idmp-cli tool to connect to a TDengine IDMP server
- Authenticate using a username/password pair or a pre-issued API key, and manage multiple environment profiles
- Install idmp-plugin through the Claude Code plugin marketplace to access its bundled skills
- Use the packaged skills inside Claude Code for discovering IDMP resources, inspecting schemas, and running operational workflows described as safe
- Copy the packaged SKILL.md files and reference directories into other agents that support filesystem-based skills, if the plugin format is not directly supported