Drop-in plugins for Claude Code. The pieces that make a generic agent useful for a specific stack.
claude-code-plugins packages the extension points Claude Code supports — commands, skills, agents, hooks — into reusable plugins. Each plugin lives in its own directory and is installable via the Claude Code plugin API.
What it does
- Ships plugins for git and GitHub workflows (
ship,finalize-pr,sync-main), retrospectives, CodeQL resolution, and more - Separates session continuity (
goal,handoff,resume,wrap-up) from git: those skills read a repository when one is present but never require it - Houses skills that progressively load only when their triggers fire — minimal token cost when idle
- Includes ai-delegation skills that route routine work to local/free models first and keep premium models focused on judgment
- Houses agents with focused tool allowlists for delegated work (Explore, Plan, code-reviewer)
- Houses hooks that enforce conventions automatically (style, permissions, no-skip patterns)
- Composes with
ai-assistant-instructionsfor the rules layer
How it fits
Reads rules from Assistant rules; installs into Claude Code via its plugin loader.
Getting started
1
Browse the plugins
Each plugin is its own directory. The repo README enumerates installed plugins and their entry points.
2
Install a plugin
Claude Code’s plugin install path varies by version — see the README for the current command. Plugins typically live under
~/.claude/plugins/.3
Invoke a command
From any Claude Code session, type the slash command (e.g.
/ship) to use a plugin’s command. Skills auto-activate on matching triggers.Related repos
Repo boundaries
How rules, plugins, and docs are split across three repos.
ai-assistant-instructions
The rules layer these plugins operate within.
/ship and /finalize-pr
The full skill lifecycle — phases, exit modes, known reliability gaps.
claude-code-routines
Scheduled Claude.ai routines — the cron side of the same ecosystem.
ai-workflows
Reusable GitHub Actions workflows that drive the cloud half of the pipeline.
Source on GitHub
Plugins, hooks, full README.