[dannybszn]

This adds Neotask to the install instructions.

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Changes

Neotask lists seven of these plugins on Construct, its plugin catalog:

• amazon-location-service: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-amazon-location-service
• aws-amplify: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-amplify
• aws-serverless: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-serverless
• codebase-documentor-for-aws: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-codebase-documentor-for-aws
• databases-on-aws: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-databases-on-aws
• deploy-on-aws: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-deploy-on-aws
• sagemaker-ai: https://construct.neotask.ai/p/aws-sagemaker-ai

Construct imports them from this repository at a pinned commit, re-checks that the repository still belongs to the Amazon Web Services GitHub organization on every publish, and labels them "Official · by Amazon Web Services". Neotask reads the existing .claude-plugin manifests, so no new files are needed. Neotask doesn't run plugin hooks, and it leaves out the plugins' bundled MCP servers because Neotask has no matching connections for them, so a Neotask install carries the skills.

The README change adds a "Neotask" entry last in the Installation section, in the same format as the Claude Code entry, and adds Neotask to the list of supported agents.

Install: neotask construct install <ref>, for example neotask construct install aws-deploy-on-aws

Happy to change the wording or placement, or to drop this if you'd rather not list Neotask.

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