Claude Code Templates
A CLI and the aitmpl.com catalog: installs agents, commands, MCP servers, hooks, settings and skills into Claude Code, plus session analytics
Install
npx claude-code-templates@latestInteractive component picker.
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The npx claude-code-templates command installs ready components for Claude Code by catalog path: subagents, slash commands, MCP configs, settings, hooks and skills. Pick components in an interactive menu or pass several flags at once. Beyond the catalog, the CLI shows Claude Code session analytics, opens a mobile conversation monitor with remote access over Cloudflare Tunnel, runs a health check and manages plugins. Some components are collected from other open repositories with their licenses kept.
Who it is for. For Claude Code users who want to assemble their setup from ready components.
Good fit when
- You want to add agents, commands and MCP servers to a project quickly
- You need Claude Code session stats and monitoring
- You want to check whether Claude Code is configured correctly
Not a fit when
- You do not use Claude Code
- You want vetted components from a single author rather than a mixed collection
Example request
Add a code review agent and a test generation command from claude-code-templates to this projectLimitations
Requires Node.js. Component quality varies because the catalog pulls from many sources, so review contents before installing. Remote monitor access through a tunnel exposes conversations externally, so enable it deliberately. The README includes sponsor blocks, some installing paid services.
How to disable. Delete installed files from .claude/agents, .claude/commands, .claude/skills and remove entries from the project's .mcp.json and settings.json.
Security check
- Adds hooks and MCP configs from various sources to the project
- The tunneled monitor can expose conversations to the network
README in short
The README opens with sponsor blocks, then shows installing components with the --agent, --command, --mcp, --setting, --hook and --skill flags and an interactive mode. A table explains component types, with sections on analytics, the conversation monitor, health check and the plugin dashboard. The attribution section lists the repositories skills and agents were collected from. Docs live at docs.aitmpl.com, MIT licensed.
FAQ
Where can I browse all components?
At aitmpl.com, which also shows install commands.
What does --analytics show?
Live state and metrics of Claude Code sessions.
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