Awesome Claude Code Mods plugin
A marketplace of 70 small Claude Code plugins with panes: notes, a task board, a context meter, utilities and a Git change viewer
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Minimal access
Why this level
- Most plugins show panes and read project files, and each one's access is described in the README
Install
- Works in
Manual install
claude plugin marketplace add whyashthakker/awesome-claude-code-mods
claude plugin install task-board@awesome-claude-code-modstask-board is an example; any of the 70 plugins installs by name. Then /reload-plugins.
Access and checks
How we reviewMinimal accessThe tool runs nothing and makes no network calls.
- Most plugins show panes and read project files, and each one's access is described in the README
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Awesome Claude Code Mods collects 70 independent MIT-licensed plugins for Claude Code: 50 general and 20 for the Code tab in Claude Desktop. Each plugin adds a pane or hook with source code, tests on Claude Code's test kit, install instructions and an access description. There are no runtime or build dependencies. The plugins fall into groups. Notes and workspace give a `task-board`, a decision log, a snippet shelf, a release checklist and handoff notes. Utilities test regular expressions, format JSON, inspect URLs, compute SHA-256 hashes and convert time. Workflow plugins run a focus timer, keep Bash command history and remind you of read-only mode. The desktop group has quota and context meters, token and tool-latency charts, a Git diff viewer and a file comparer. The README separately lists 14 external plugins by other authors, which the author only read about in documentation and has not installed.
Who it is for. Claude Code users who want small panes and utilities added to the interface and prefer to pick only what they need, with no heavy dependencies.
Good fit when
- You want a task board inside Claude Code: install `task-board` and call `/task-board`
- You need to watch context fill and quota use without leaving the session
- You need quick utilities: a regex test, JSON formatting, a hash or a timestamp conversion
- You want a read-only reminder or a warning when edits leave a chosen path
Not a fit when
- You run a Claude Code older than 2.1.287: panes appear only in newer builds
- You need panes in the VS Code chat panel or `claude -p`: hooks run there but panes do not show
- You need external plugins the author vouches for: the 14 third-party ones are described from documentation and were not installed
Example request
Install the task-board plugin, reload plugins and open /task-board so I can add a task.Limitations
Claude Code 2.1.287 or newer is required; the author tested on 2.1.288. Panes appear in the terminal and the Code tab of Claude Desktop, but not in the VS Code chat panel or under `claude -p`. Screenshots are drawn from fixture data in a browser preview and do not show the real app. Git tools need Git on PATH, and the package viewers expect a package.json. The author did not install or security-audit the third-party plugins from the separate section.
How to disable. Remove a plugin through /plugin or with claude plugin uninstall. Plugins keep notes and saved data in the project or user directory, so delete those by hand.
FAQ
How do I install one plugin?
Run `claude plugin marketplace add whyashthakker/awesome-claude-code-mods`, then `claude plugin install task-board@awesome-claude-code-mods`. If a session is already open, run `/reload-plugins`.
How do I try a plugin from source?
Clone the repository and run `claude --plugin-dir ./mods/context-meter`, then call `/context-meter`. Replace the folder name with the one you want.
Is a flag needed to enable plugins with panes?
No. The author says panes are enabled by default, the old `CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS` flag is ignored and no environment variable is needed.
What are the Desktop tab plugins?
Twenty plugins for the Code tab in Claude Desktop: a quota and usage strip, a context map, token and latency charts, a Git viewer and a Markdown reader. They run in the app, not only in the terminal.
Are the community plugins safe?
The author did not install or audit them: he only reviewed their descriptions against the authors' documentation. Install them from the authors' own marketplaces and read the requirements, such as an authenticated GitHub CLI.
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README in short
The README shows how to install and open a plugin in a minute, then groups the 70 plugins: notes, utilities, workflow and desktop. Each has a description and a screenshot. A separate section collects 14 third-party plugins with their requirements, and the start states plainly that they were not audited.