A skills library that gives coding agents a development process: brainstorming, planning, TDD, subagents and code review
Plugins
A plugin is a ready-made bundle for an agent: a set of commands, skills and settings installed in one step. This section collects plugins for Claude Code and compatible agents, with a description of what is inside, an install command and a risk level.
Describe the task or paste package.json, and Foxx AI will pick matching skills, MCP servers and CLI tools.
A plugin from Every: a brainstorm, plan, build, review and capture loop so each next task gets easier
A local browser UI to annotate agent plans and review diffs, then send the feedback back to the agent
A Chinese edition of the superpowers skill set: translated development methods plus a few original skills, installed with one command across many agents
A plugin that puts Claude Code through an interview on a vague request: spec and code generation is blocked until the brief scores clearly enough
Skills for coding agents that analyze KiCad schematics and boards, catch design mistakes and prepare boards for fabrication
A method pack that makes coding agents architecture-aware: baseline first, evidence checks, drift control and safety across long tasks
A set of Claude Code and Codex skills and subagents for professional .NET development: C#, Akka.NET, Aspire, EF Core, testing and performance
Skills the Sentry team uses for development: code review, bug hunting, security audits, commits, PRs and skill scanning
An MCP server inside 1C:EDT: the agent works with code and metadata through the IDE's semantic model, validators and debugger
Nine review skills for coding agents: dead code, hallucinations, dependency security, resilience and contract drift
AI toolkit for 1C-Bitrix development
bitrix-ai-toolkit
A set of rules, skills, linters and an MCP profile for AI development on 1C-Bitrix, with one core shared across Claude Code, Codex and Gemini CLI
Bitrix AI plugin for GitHub Copilot
Bitrix AI
A GitHub Copilot plugin with PHP and Bitrix coding conventions, template reformatting commands, and Bitrix24's official developer MCP server wired in