Claude Code plugin marketplace — install plugins, skills, subagents, hooks & MCP servers with /plugin marketplace add
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updated Oct 13, 2026
A Claude Code plugin marketplace: install curated plugins — slash commands, skills, subagents, hooks, and MCP servers — into Claude Code with a single command.
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add Max-Levitskiy/skills
Then browse and install plugins:
/plugin # open the interactive plugin browser
/plugin install ml-<domain>@max-skills
This repo is a Claude Code plugin marketplace — a Git repository that packages and distributes Claude Code plugins so anyone can install them in seconds. A plugin can bundle any combination of:
/commands for repeatable workflows1. Add the marketplace (one time):
/plugin marketplace add Max-Levitskiy/skills
2. Install a plugin:
/plugin install ml-<domain>@max-skills
3. Keep it current:
/plugin marketplace update max-skills
Prefer a UI? Run /plugin to open the interactive browser, pick a plugin, and install it there.
Every skill is invoked as /ml-<plugin>:<skill>.
| Plugin | Skills | What it's for | Install |
|---|---|---|---|
ml-slop | /ml-slop:text · /ml-slop:code · /ml-slop:comments | Find and score AI-generation slop in prose and in code: repeated meaning, filler, duplication, dead code, over-abstraction. Text can also be rewritten to remove it, and comments is the rule for not writing the slop in the first place. | /plugin install ml-slop@max-skills |
ml-workplace | /ml-workplace:atlassian · /ml-workplace:fellow | The tools a team works in. Jira and Confluence over REST (Cloud and Data Center), and read-only Fellow meeting notes, transcripts, and action items. Bundled bun CLIs, no MCP server. | /plugin install ml-workplace@max-skills |
ml-subagents | /ml-subagents:orchestrate · /ml-subagents:herdr | Run and coordinate AI subagents: split a task into tracked parallel work packages with an async question protocol, or drive subagents in herdr panes from named presets. | /plugin install ml-subagents@max-skills |
ml-ship | /ml-ship:pr-gate | Get a change landed. Validate a GitHub pull request or GitLab merge request against artifacts instead of prose, watch and diagnose its CI, triage what the review bots found, and merge on the commit you checked. | /plugin install ml-ship@max-skills |
ml-agent-config | /ml-agent-config:setup | Layered settings for any skill or subagent — global, repo, and a gitignored local layer — plus credentials referenced from 1Password, the environment, a dotenv file, Keychain, or any command, so a secret never lands in a config file. On Claude Code, /agent-config opens a settings pane, and 1Password is approved once per session. | /plugin install ml-agent-config@max-skills |
On 2026-09-19 the seven single-skill plugins were regrouped. Old installs stop receiving updates; swap them once:
| Old plugin | Now |
|---|---|
text-density-analyzer, code-density-analyzer | ml-slop → /ml-slop:text, /ml-slop:code |
atlassian, fellow | ml-workplace → /ml-workplace:atlassian, /ml-workplace:fellow |
orchestrate, herdr | ml-subagents → /ml-subagents:orchestrate, /ml-subagents:herdr |
agent-config | ml-agent-config → /ml-agent-config:setup |
code-comment-guidelines | ml-slop → /ml-slop:comments |
/plugin uninstall fellow@max-skills # repeat for each old name you have installed
/plugin marketplace update max-skills
/plugin install ml-workplace@max-skills # repeat for each new plugin you want
If the marketplace already updated and the old plugin no longer appears in the browser, /plugin uninstall <old-name>@max-skills still works by name.
Saved settings under ~/.agents/config/ keep working; nothing there moves.
Conventions shared by plugins in this marketplace.
| Standard | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Agent Config Standard | How a skill or subagent stores settings across global / repo / local layers, and references secrets without ever committing one. Canonical implementation: ml-agent-config. Reference implementations: fellow (credential-backed) and orchestrate (optional config, credential only for hosted trackers). |
Contributions welcome. In short:
plugins/ml-<domain>/ with a .claude-plugin/plugin.json whose name is ml-<domain>. Name <domain> for what the plugin is for, so a second skill can join it later..claude-plugin/marketplace.json with the same name and a ./plugins/ml-<domain> source, then run bash scripts/validate-naming.sh.See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full, copy-pasteable steps.
Other places to discover Claude Code plugins, skills, and marketplaces:
| Source | What it is |
|---|---|
| anthropics/claude-plugins-official | Anthropic's official, curated directory of high-quality plugins |
| Claude Code plugin docs | Official documentation for creating and using plugins |
| Plugin marketplace docs | How to build and distribute a marketplace |
| claudemarketplaces.com | Community directory of Claude Code skills, plugins & MCP servers |
Keywords: Claude Code, Claude Code plugins, Claude Code marketplace, Claude plugins, Claude skills, subagents, hooks, MCP servers, Anthropic, AI agents, developer tools.
MIT © Max Levitskiy
Claude Code plugin marketplace — install plugins, skills, subagents, hooks & MCP servers with /plugin marketplace add
TypeScript
0
75 commits
updated Oct 13, 2026
A Claude Code plugin marketplace: install curated plugins — slash commands, skills, subagents, hooks, and MCP servers — into Claude Code with a single command.
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add Max-Levitskiy/skills
Then browse and install plugins:
/plugin # open the interactive plugin browser
/plugin install ml-<domain>@max-skills
This repo is a Claude Code plugin marketplace — a Git repository that packages and distributes Claude Code plugins so anyone can install them in seconds. A plugin can bundle any combination of:
/commands for repeatable workflows1. Add the marketplace (one time):
/plugin marketplace add Max-Levitskiy/skills
2. Install a plugin:
/plugin install ml-<domain>@max-skills
3. Keep it current:
/plugin marketplace update max-skills
Prefer a UI? Run /plugin to open the interactive browser, pick a plugin, and install it there.
Every skill is invoked as /ml-<plugin>:<skill>.
| Plugin | Skills | What it's for | Install |
|---|---|---|---|
ml-slop | /ml-slop:text · /ml-slop:code · /ml-slop:comments | Find and score AI-generation slop in prose and in code: repeated meaning, filler, duplication, dead code, over-abstraction. Text can also be rewritten to remove it, and comments is the rule for not writing the slop in the first place. | /plugin install ml-slop@max-skills |
ml-workplace | /ml-workplace:atlassian · /ml-workplace:fellow | The tools a team works in. Jira and Confluence over REST (Cloud and Data Center), and read-only Fellow meeting notes, transcripts, and action items. Bundled bun CLIs, no MCP server. | /plugin install ml-workplace@max-skills |
ml-subagents | /ml-subagents:orchestrate · /ml-subagents:herdr | Run and coordinate AI subagents: split a task into tracked parallel work packages with an async question protocol, or drive subagents in herdr panes from named presets. | /plugin install ml-subagents@max-skills |
ml-ship | /ml-ship:pr-gate | Get a change landed. Validate a GitHub pull request or GitLab merge request against artifacts instead of prose, watch and diagnose its CI, triage what the review bots found, and merge on the commit you checked. | /plugin install ml-ship@max-skills |
ml-agent-config | /ml-agent-config:setup | Layered settings for any skill or subagent — global, repo, and a gitignored local layer — plus credentials referenced from 1Password, the environment, a dotenv file, Keychain, or any command, so a secret never lands in a config file. On Claude Code, /agent-config opens a settings pane, and 1Password is approved once per session. | /plugin install ml-agent-config@max-skills |
On 2026-09-19 the seven single-skill plugins were regrouped. Old installs stop receiving updates; swap them once:
| Old plugin | Now |
|---|---|
text-density-analyzer, code-density-analyzer | ml-slop → /ml-slop:text, /ml-slop:code |
atlassian, fellow | ml-workplace → /ml-workplace:atlassian, /ml-workplace:fellow |
orchestrate, herdr | ml-subagents → /ml-subagents:orchestrate, /ml-subagents:herdr |
agent-config | ml-agent-config → /ml-agent-config:setup |
code-comment-guidelines | ml-slop → /ml-slop:comments |
/plugin uninstall fellow@max-skills # repeat for each old name you have installed
/plugin marketplace update max-skills
/plugin install ml-workplace@max-skills # repeat for each new plugin you want
If the marketplace already updated and the old plugin no longer appears in the browser, /plugin uninstall <old-name>@max-skills still works by name.
Saved settings under ~/.agents/config/ keep working; nothing there moves.
Conventions shared by plugins in this marketplace.
| Standard | What it covers |
|---|---|
| Agent Config Standard | How a skill or subagent stores settings across global / repo / local layers, and references secrets without ever committing one. Canonical implementation: ml-agent-config. Reference implementations: fellow (credential-backed) and orchestrate (optional config, credential only for hosted trackers). |
Contributions welcome. In short:
plugins/ml-<domain>/ with a .claude-plugin/plugin.json whose name is ml-<domain>. Name <domain> for what the plugin is for, so a second skill can join it later..claude-plugin/marketplace.json with the same name and a ./plugins/ml-<domain> source, then run bash scripts/validate-naming.sh.See CONTRIBUTING.md for the full, copy-pasteable steps.
Other places to discover Claude Code plugins, skills, and marketplaces:
| Source | What it is |
|---|---|
| anthropics/claude-plugins-official | Anthropic's official, curated directory of high-quality plugins |
| Claude Code plugin docs | Official documentation for creating and using plugins |
| Plugin marketplace docs | How to build and distribute a marketplace |
| claudemarketplaces.com | Community directory of Claude Code skills, plugins & MCP servers |
Keywords: Claude Code, Claude Code plugins, Claude Code marketplace, Claude plugins, Claude skills, subagents, hooks, MCP servers, Anthropic, AI agents, developer tools.
MIT © Max Levitskiy