Plugins for Claude Natives
A marketplace of fourteen plugins for Claude Code power users: model council, email, calendar, video digests and routine tasks
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Why this level
- Plugins send emails and messages, edit the calendar and upload videos to YouTube
- They need access to external accounts and keys, and some features act on your behalf
Install
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Manual install
/plugin marketplace add team-attention/plugins-for-claude-natives
/plugin install agent-councilAdd the marketplace once. Replace agent-council with the plugin you want: clarify, dev, doubt, gmail, google-calendar, session-wrap and others.
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How we reviewBroad accessThe tool can change data, run commands or handle secrets.
- Plugins send emails and messages, edit the calendar and upload videos to YouTube
- They need access to external accounts and keys, and some features act on your behalf
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
This is a marketplace of fourteen plugins that extend Claude Code for power users. They include a council of several AI models for tough decisions, clarifying vague requirements, scanning community opinion and analyzing technical decisions, re-validating a response by a marker in the prompt, reviewing plans in a web UI, speaking replies aloud on macOS, digesting YouTube videos, working with multiple Gmail and Google Calendar accounts, sending KakaoTalk messages, wrapping up a session and analyzing its history, assembling agent teams for a task, generating podcasts, and fetching tweet text without authentication. Plugins trigger from natural language. You add the marketplace once and install only the plugins you need.
Who it is for. For Claude Code power users who want ready extensions for work, communication and routine.
Good fit when
- You want ready Claude Code extensions: email, calendar, video digests, plan review
- You want opinions from several models or the community before a decision
- You want to wrap up a session and analyze its history
Not a fit when
- You need one specific plugin rather than a large set
- You lack access to the external services several plugins rely on
Example request
Summon a council of several models: should I pick TypeScript for a new projectLimitations
Some plugins need external services and keys: Gmail and Google Calendar via Google Cloud, podcasts via OpenAI and YouTube upload, the model council via Gemini CLI and others. Several plugins run on macOS only: text-to-speech via say and KakaoTalk via the Accessibility API. Some copy and features are oriented toward Korean.
How to disable. Disable unneeded plugins via /plugin, or remove the marketplace via /plugin.
FAQ
Do all plugins work without a VPN?
No. Installation is from GitHub, but some plugins depend on Google, OpenAI and YouTube, which usually require a VPN in Russia.
Do I have to install all of them?
No. You add the marketplace once and enable plugins individually.
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README in short
The README lists fourteen Claude Code plugins and describes each in detail: purpose, trigger phrases and workflow. They cover a model council, requirement clarification, technical-decision analysis, response re-validation, web-UI review, text-to-speech, YouTube digests, Gmail, Google Calendar, KakaoTalk, session wrap-up, agent-team assembly, podcasts and tweet fetching. Installation is via the marketplace and the /plugin command. Some plugins need keys and run on macOS only. MIT license.