GPTaku Plugins
A marketplace of 18 Claude Code plugins: access to blocked pages, second-model review, design systems from a site, research and planning
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Broad access
Why this level
- Plugins run code and reach the network, and insane-search bypasses site blocks and protections
- insane-review drives a logged-in ChatGPT web session, and pumasi runs an external Codex CLI
Install
- Works in
Manual install
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/fivetaku/gptaku_plugins.git
/plugin install insane-search@gptaku-plugins
/reload-pluginsAdd the marketplace once, then install the plugins you need by name in the form name@gptaku-plugins.
Access and checks
How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Plugins run code and reach the network, and insane-search bypasses site blocks and protections
- insane-review drives a logged-in ChatGPT web session, and pumasi runs an external Codex CLI
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
A marketplace of 18 Claude Code plugins built for the spots where the agent usually stalls. The flagship insane series covers four common walls: insane-search retrieves pages the agent could not open, insane-design extracts a site's design system into tokens and a report, insane-review runs code through a logged-in ChatGPT web session, and insane-research compiles a cited research report. Other plugins turn an idea into a PRD and an execution contract, split a large build across parallel workers, and work with GitHub and Google services. Some plugins run inside a Claude Code session alone, while a few need an external login or an installed Codex CLI. Each plugin installs separately from the shared marketplace.
Who it is for. For developers and product managers who work in Claude Code regularly and want to extend it with ready plugins.
Good fit when
- The agent cannot open a blocked page or one that returns empty HTML
- You need a code review from a second strong model
- You need to extract a site's design system into tokens and a report
- You need cited research or a PRD from a short idea
Not a fit when
- You do not work in Claude Code
- You need one small tool rather than a suite of plugins
- The target site's terms forbid automated access around its restrictions
Example request
Pull discussions about Claude Code on Reddit and summarize the top threadsLimitations
The plugins target Claude Code and do not work outside it. insane-review needs an active logged-in ChatGPT Plus or Pro web session, nopal connects to Google over OAuth, and pumasi needs an installed Codex CLI. These external services may be unavailable from Russia without a VPN and paid access, so some features will not work for everyone. insane-search reaching blocked pages around their restrictions may violate some sites' terms, and the user is responsible for how it is used.
How to disable. Remove the plugins you no longer need via /plugin and drop the gptaku-plugins marketplace from your sources.
FAQ
Do I have to install all 18 plugins?
No. Each installs separately from the shared marketplace, and the authors suggest starting with insane-search.
Do I need API keys?
Most plugins only need a running Claude Code session. A few need an external login: Google OAuth for nopal, a logged-in ChatGPT session for insane-review, and an installed Codex CLI for pumasi.
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README in short
The README introduces a marketplace of 18 Claude Code plugins and suggests starting with insane-search. Plugins are grouped by task: web and research, design and code quality, planning and shipping, and work with Google and GitHub. Each entry states whether external access is needed: most need only Claude Code, nopal needs Google OAuth, insane-review a logged-in ChatGPT session, and pumasi an installed Codex CLI. Installation goes through /plugin marketplace add and /plugin install. MIT licensed, with the README available in five languages.