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, keeping token cost minimal 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 (for example,
/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.