PluginStackClaude Code Plugins (official marketplace)
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What it does
Anthropic's official plugin marketplace for Claude Code. A plugin bundles skills, subagents, hooks and MCP or LSP servers so you install them in one step. It lists plugins Anthropic maintains (such as commit-commands, code-review, feature-dev and the language-server plugins) alongside plugins from partners and other authors. Claude Code adds this marketplace for you the first time you start an interactive terminal session. The repo is Apache-2.0; each plugin has its own license.
Who it's for
Claude Code users who want ready-made workflows or official service integrations without wiring up each skill and MCP server by hand.
How to set it up
Start Claude Code in your project with claude, then run /plugin to browse the Discover tab. Or open a plugin's details directly by name and marketplace:
text/plugin install commit-commands@claude-plugins-officialRead the details pane before installing: it lists what the plugin will install (commands, agents, skills, hooks, MCP and LSP servers) and, for this marketplace, a context-cost estimate. Then pick a scope: you (every project), all collaborators on this repository, or you in this repo only.
From your shell instead (user scope by default):
bashclaude plugin install commit-commands@claude-plugins-officialIf you see Marketplace "claude-plugins-official" not found (for example on a new machine or if you've only used the VS Code extension), add it, then install again:
text/plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-officialAnthropic's own warning applies: plugins can run hooks and MCP servers with your user permissions, and Anthropic doesn't control what third-party plugins include. Check each plugin's homepage or source first. You can also browse the catalog on the web at claude.com/marketplace/plugins.
Check the official Claude Code Plugins (official marketplace) docs for the latest steps.
Example prompts
/commit-commands:commitReview my open pull request with the code-review plugin.Which plugins do I have installed, and which of them add MCP servers or hooks?Join the list
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