CCPlugins plugin
A set of 24 slash commands for the Claude Code CLI: commits, review, refactoring, tests and cleanup without repeating the same prompts
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Why this level
- Commands like /commit and /refactor make changes to code and git history on the user's behalf
Install
- Works in
Manual install
curl -sSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/brennercruvinel/CCPlugins/main/install.sh | bashFor Mac and Linux.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Commands like /commit and /refactor make changes to code and git history on the user's behalf
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
CCPlugins adds 24 commands to the Claude Code CLI for everyday development, grouped by task: development workflow (removing debug artifacts, smart commits, formatting, feature scaffolding, importing code from another source, refactoring with validation), code quality and security (multi-agent review, vulnerability scanning, issue prediction) and others. Commands are invoked as ordinary Claude Code slash commands and are built so you don't have to retype the same senior-engineer prompt every time.
Who it is for. For developers who work in the Claude Code CLI daily and want routine operations like commits or reviews down to a single command.
Good fit when
- You need a meaningful commit quickly without writing out the change description by hand
- You need a multi-agent review of changes covering security, performance and architecture
- You need to remove debug artifacts or format the project before committing
Not a fit when
- You don't use the Claude Code CLI
- The commands you need are already covered by native Claude Code capabilities that shipped after CCPlugins
Example request
Review the current changes for security and architecture and make a smart commitLimitations
The author warns in the README that the current version 1 is partly outdated: after Claude Code CLI updates (native subagents, context memory), some commands became redundant, and an architectural redesign for version 2 is in progress. Version 1 remains functional but isn't actively developed.
How to disable. Run ./uninstall.sh on Mac and Linux, or python uninstall.py on Windows, from the directory where CCPlugins was installed.
FAQ
Is it worth installing version 1 while version 2 is in development?
The README states version 1 remains stable and functional while version 2 is being built, so it's fine to use.
Can I install it manually?
Yes, the README describes a manual path: git clone the repository and run python install.py inside the cloned folder.
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README in short
The README presents CCPlugins as a set of 24 professional commands for the Claude Code CLI, tuned for Opus 4 and Sonnet 4 models, focused on predictable, structured output. Commands are grouped into sections: development workflow, code quality and security, and others. Install is via an install script on Mac and Linux or install.py on Windows, with a separate uninstall script. The README opens by noting that version 2 is in development because some version 1 commands now duplicate native capabilities added to the updated Claude Code CLI.