Awesome Claude Plugins

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> A free, community-maintained directory of plugins in Anthropic's official Claude Plugins catalog — installable bundles of skills, MCP servers, slash commands, sub-agents, and hooks that extend Claude Code and Cowork with one-command installation.

> [!NOTE] > This is a free, independent, community-maintained list. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Anthropic PBC. "Claude," "Claude Code," and "Cowork" are trademarks of Anthropic PBC. Each plugin is the property of its respective owner. This list is published under the CC0 license shown in the badge above — public domain, free to copy, fork, redistribute.

Last updated: June 26, 2026 | Total plugins: 259 | Surfaces: Claude Code (226) · Cowork (57) · both (24) | Categories: 28

Plugins originated in Claude Code (October 2025) as packaged, versioned, shareable directories that bundle skills, MCP server references, slash commands, sub-agents, hooks, and LSP servers into a single installable unit. As of v2.1.129 (May 6, 2026), Anthropic runs the Official Claude Plugins Directory (claude-plugins-official) — a curated, vetted catalog auto-installed on Claude Code startup. Plugins also extend Cowork, Anthropic's agentic workspace, with role-class workflow bundles (Productivity, Design, Marketing, etc.) used by knowledge workers inside isolated VM environments.

For more information, see the Plugins overview, plugin marketplaces guide, submission form, and the official Anthropic marketplace repo.

Plugins marked with A are built and verified by Anthropic. Each entry ends with a surface tag: (Claude Code), (Cowork), or (Claude Code, Cowork).

This list is maintained weekly. To contribute, see [CONTRIBUTING.md](CONTRIBUTING.md).

> [!NOTE] > ### Two surfaces, one list — why this is bigger than the claude.ai plugin browser > > Plugins run on two surfaces, and this list catalogs both — the surface tag on every entry tells you where each one is available: > > - Claude Code (the developer CLI) — its marketplace (claude-plugins-official) is the full catalog, auto-installed on startup and dominated by developer and infrastructure plugins: language servers, cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure/Oracle), databases, CI/CD, security, and code tooling. ~225 of the entries below run here. > - Cowork (Anthropic's agentic workspace inside claude.ai) — its plugin library surfaces a curated business/role subset: CRM, finance, marketing, design, data dashboards, and the Anthropic role bundles. ~55 entries run here; only 23 run on both. > > So the plugin browser in the claude.ai desktop app shows far fewer plugins than this list — it's the Cowork storefront, not the whole catalog. Developer and infrastructure plugins don't appear there because they target a coding environment, not a Cowork VM. If a plugin you expected is missing from the desktop app, it's almost certainly a Claude Code–only entry. > > Scope note: counts here track the official claude-plugins-official marketplace plus the Cowork directory. A handful of plugins ship from partner marketplaces (e.g. techwolf-ai/ai-first-toolkit) and appear in the public Claude Plugins catalog but not the official marketplace manifest; those are added individually as they're found.

> [!IMPORTANT] > ### Plugin vs Connector vs MCP vs Custom Plugin > > These four concepts overlap and confuse people. Here's the clean mental model: > > - MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard. Servers expose tools, prompts, and resources; clients call them. Spec at modelcontextprotocol.io. > - MCP server is any running server implementing MCP. Remote MCP servers (internet-hosted, OAuth) work on every Claude surface; local MCP servers (stdio) work only in Claude Desktop and Claude Code. > - Connector is an MCP server listed in Anthropic's Connectors Directory — reviewed by Anthropic, named-card UI, cross-surface (Claude.ai, Desktop, Mobile, Cowork, Code). Tracked in awesome-claude-connectors. > - Custom Connector is an MCP server you add yourself via Settings → "Add custom connector" with a URL. Same runtime as directory connectors; no Anthropic review; appears as "Custom". > - Plugin is a packaged bundle that can contain any combination of skills, MCP server references, slash commands, sub-agents, hooks, and LSP servers. Versioned, semver, one-command install via /plugin install. Works on Claude Code and Cowork. This list covers plugins. > - Plugin Marketplace is a Git repo or URL hosting .claude-plugin/marketplace.json that catalogs plugins. The official Anthropic marketplace (claude-plugins-official) is auto-installed on Claude Code startup. > - Custom Plugin is a plugin you build and install from a local directory, your own Git repo, or a private marketplace. Same components as directory plugins; no Anthropic review. Install via /plugin install, --plugin-dir, or --plugin-url. > > Mental model: Connector = "Claude can call your API" (tool surface). Plugin = "Claude knows how to use your product" (workflow + tools + skills). MCP = the protocol both speak. Most partners ship both — a remote MCP server (connector) and a plugin that wraps it with skills and slash commands.

> [!TIP] > ### Plugin of the Week — June 26, 2026 > > Dropbox · Platforms and SaaS > > After last week's ~115-plugin infrastructure flood, this was a quiet week — two new arrivals — and Dropbox is the one worth pointing at. It sits in the same lane as Box and Notion: a content connector that lets an agent search, organize, and save back to where your files already live, respecting the permissions you already have. The reason it matters more than "another storage integration" is grounding. Most of the headline plugins of the last month let an agent do things — deploy, provision, migrate. The recurring failure mode is that the agent reasons over a blank slate, hallucinating context it should have just read. Dropbox closes that gap on the input side: the spec you wrote, the deck you saved, the contract draft — all one query away, so the agent answers from your actual material instead of guessing. Pairs naturally with Box for teams split across both, and with the Productivity and Notion plugins for end-to-end "find it, work on it, save it back" loops. Available on Claude Code and Cowork.

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Contents

• [How to install](#how-to-install)
• [AI Development and Agents](#ai-development-and-agents)
• [Browser Automation](#browser-automation)
• [Business Operations](#business-operations)
• [Cloud and Infrastructure](#cloud-and-infrastructure)
• [Code Quality and Review](#code-quality-and-review)
• [Communication and Messaging](#communication-and-messaging)
• [CRM and Sales](#crm-and-sales)
• [Customer Support](#customer-support)
• [Data and Databases](#data-and-databases)
• [Design and Creative](#design-and-creative)
• [Developer Workflows](#developer-workflows)
• [Documentation](#documentation)
• [Education and Learning](#education-and-learning)
• [Engineering and Product](#engineering-and-product)
• [Finance and Accounting](#finance-and-accounting)
• [Healthcare and Life Sciences](#healthcare-and-life-sciences)
• [Human Resources](#human-resources)
• [Language Servers](#language-servers)
• [Legal](#legal)
• [Marketing and Web](#marketing-and-web)
• [Observability and Monitoring](#observability-and-monitoring)
• [Output Styles](#output-styles)
• [Payments and Billing](#payments-and-billing)
• [Platforms and SaaS](#platforms-and-saas)
• [Productivity and Documents](#productivity-and-documents)
• [Project Management](#project-management)
• [Security](#security)
• [Skills Authoring](#skills-authoring)
• [Custom Plugins](#custom-plugins)
• [Plugin Marketplaces](#plugin-marketplaces)
• [Related](#related)

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How to install

Inside Claude Code, type /plugin to open the Plugin Manager. The official Anthropic marketplace (claude-plugins-official) is auto-installed on startup, so most plugins below are one command away:

/plugin install @claude-plugins-official

For plugins from other marketplaces, add the marketplace first:

/plugin marketplace add owner/repo
/plugin install 

To load a plugin from a local directory or remote .zip (for one-off testing or private builds):

claude --plugin-dir /path/to/plugin
claude --plugin-url https://example.com/plugin.zip

In Cowork, plugins appear in the workspace's plugin manager — connect the marketplace once per workspace and enable plugins per project.

AI Development and Agents

• Agent SDK Dev A - Development kit for working with the Claude Agent SDK. Use case: Scaffolding agents, validating SDK usage, testing agent workflows locally. (Claude Code)
• Agentforce ADLC - Author, scaffold, deploy, test, and optimize Agentforce .agent files through the Agent Development Life Cycle. Use case: Agentforce agent authoring, .agent scaffolding, agent testing and tuning. (Claude Code)
• AI-Firstify - Audit, re-engineer, or bootstrap any codebase to align with TechWolf's 9 AI-first design principles and 7 design patterns. Use case: AI-first codebase audit, project re-engineering, greenfield AI-first scaffolding. (Claude Code)
• atomic-agents - Build AI agents with the Atomic Agents framework. Use case: Multi-agent system development, best-practice validation, agent tool orchestration. (Claude Code)
• AWS Agents - Build, deploy, and operate AI agents on AWS with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, covering tools, memory, policies, and evaluation. Use case: Bedrock agent scaffolding, agent memory and policy wiring, production agent hardening. (Claude Code)
• DataRobot Agent Skills - Train, deploy, predict, monitor, and explain ML models with DataRobot, including App Framework CI/CD. Use case: AutoML model training, deployment monitoring, model-explainability reports. (Claude Code)
• Domino Data Lab - Operate the full Domino Data Lab platform across workspaces, jobs, model deployment, experiment tracking, and GenAI tracing. Use case: Enterprise MLOps, experiment tracking, Spark/Ray/Dask job orchestration. (Claude Code)
• Exa - Run AI web search, deep research, and content extraction with MCP tools and research skills. Use case: Web-search grounding, multi-source research, page-content extraction for RAG. (Claude Code)
• FiftyOne - Build high-quality datasets and computer-vision models by visualizing data, finding duplicates, running inference, and evaluating predictions. Use case: CV dataset curation, model-error analysis, duplicate and edge-case discovery. (Claude Code)
• GoodMem - AI memory infrastructure with Python SDK and MCP tools for managing embedders, spaces, and memories. Use case: Long-term agent memory, semantic memory recall, embedding management via chat. (Claude Code)
• Hugging Face Skills - Build, train, evaluate, and use open source AI models, datasets, and Spaces from Hugging Face. Use case: Model exploration, dataset selection, running inference on hosted models. (Claude Code)
• NVIDIA Skills - Tackle accelerated-computing workflows, starting with cuOpt vehicle-routing optimization (VRP, TSP, PDP). Use case: Route optimization, vehicle-routing problems, GPU-accelerated solver work. (Claude Code)
• Output.ai - Develop AI workflows with specialist agents for planning, building, debugging, and reviewing on the Output.ai platform. Use case: Output SDK workflow scaffolding, workflow debugging, prompt authoring. (Claude Code)
• Pydantic AI - Write accurate agent code with up-to-date patterns for tools, structured output, streaming, and multi-agent apps. Use case: Type-safe agent authoring, structured-output design, multi-agent orchestration. (Claude Code)
• Remember - Continuous memory for Claude Code that extracts, summarizes, and compresses conversations into tiered daily logs. Use case: Long-running project memory, daily session continuity, conversation archival. (Claude Code)
• SageMaker AI - Build, train, and deploy ML models with deep Amazon SageMaker expertise across the service surface. Use case: Model training pipelines, endpoint deployment, SageMaker feature engineering. (Claude Code)
• Together AI Skills - Run inference, training, embeddings, audio, video, images, function calling, and infrastructure on Together AI. Use case: Open-model inference, fine-tuning jobs, batch inference and evaluations. (Claude Code)
• You.com Agent Skills - Search the web, research with citations, and extract content with guided framework integrations. Use case: Cited web research, search-augmented agents, content extraction across SDKs. (Claude Code)

Browser Automation

• Chrome DevTools - Control and inspect a live Chrome browser from your coding agent, record performance traces, and analyze network requests. Use case: Web app debugging, performance profiling, network capture for reproduction cases. (Claude Code)
• Playwright - Browser automation and end-to-end testing MCP server by Microsoft. Use case: E2E test authoring, web scraping with form interaction, screenshot-based visual regression, headless workflow automation. (Claude Code)

Business Operations

• Enterprise Search A - Search across all of your company's tools in one place — email, chat, documents, and wikis without switching between apps. Use case: Cross-tool knowledge retrieval, finding decisions across Slack/email/Drive, answering "where did we discuss X" questions. (Cowork)
• Operations A - Optimize business operations including vendor management, process documentation, change management, capacity planning, and compliance tracking. Use case: Vendor onboarding, SOP authoring, ops dashboards, audit prep. (Cowork)
• Small Business A - Pre-built small business workflows including payroll planning, month-end close, weekly briefs, and growth campaigns using QuickBooks, PayPal, HubSpot, and related tools. Use case: Solo founder ops, bookkeeping triage, weekly business reviews, growth-campaign coordination. (Cowork)

Cloud and Infrastructure

• AWS Amplify - Build full-stack apps with AWS Amplify Gen 2 covering auth, data models, storage, GraphQL APIs, and Lambda functions. Use case: Amplify Gen 2 scaffolding, GraphQL data modeling, auth flow setup. (Claude Code)
• AWS Core - Build, deploy, and operate applications on AWS with infrastructure-as-code authoring and core-service skills. Use case: AWS IaC authoring, core-service usage, common-task automation. (Claude Code)
• AWS Dev Toolkit - Use 34 skills, 11 agents,

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Source & license

This open-source MCP server is cataloged on AgentStack and links to its original source — we do not rehost the code.

• Author: rdmgator12
• Source: rdmgator12/awesome-claude-plugins
• License: CC0-1.0

Install and usage instructions live in the source repository linked above.