Claude Code Plugins Directory
Anthropic's plugin marketplace for Claude Code: in-house plugins plus vetted third-party ones, installed via /plugin
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Why this level
- Plugins can run MCP servers and hooks on your machine
- Anthropic does not verify updates to third-party plugins
Install
- Works in
Manual install
/plugin install {plugin-name}@claude-plugins-officialReplace {plugin-name} with the plugin name. The list is under /plugin, Discover.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- Plugins can run MCP servers and hooks on your machine
- Anthropic does not verify updates to third-party plugins
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
The repository is a marketplace that Claude Code reads for the /plugin command. It has two parts: plugins, written and maintained by Anthropic, and external_plugins, submitted by partners and the community and accepted after review. Anthropic's own plugins include LSP integrations for several languages, code review tooling, and helpers for building plugins, MCP servers and skills. Each plugin can bundle commands, agents, skills and MCP configuration.
Who it is for. For Claude Code users who want vetted extensions from a single source.
Good fit when
- You want to add LSP, code review or a service integration to Claude Code
- You prefer installing plugins from a catalog curated by Anthropic
- You need a reference plugin layout for your own work
Not a fit when
- You do not use Claude Code
- The plugin you need is not listed; add the author's own marketplace instead
Example request
Install the pull request review plugin from the official directoryLimitations
Anthropic warns that it does not control third-party plugins, their MCP servers or their updates, so judge each plugin yourself. Many plugins need accounts in external services. Claude Code itself is not available from Russia without a VPN.
How to disable. Remove a plugin from the /plugin menu or with /plugin uninstall and the plugin name.
FAQ
How do internal and external plugins differ?
Internal plugins in plugins are built and maintained by Anthropic. External ones in external_plugins come from partners and the community; they are reviewed before inclusion, but their authors own the code.
Can I submit my own plugin?
Yes, through the submission form linked in the README. The plugin has to meet quality and security requirements.
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README in short
The README explains the layout: Anthropic's own plugins and third-party ones live in separate folders. You install with /plugin install and the @claude-plugins-official suffix, or through Discover. It documents the standard plugin structure with a .claude-plugin/plugin.json manifest, .mcp.json, commands, agents and skills. It also notes that plugin names are immutable after publishing and shows how to register skill bundles that lack a manifest.