Herramientas

Marketing plugin: drafts blog, social, email and landing page content, plans campaigns, reviews copy against your brand voice, and produces competitive briefs, SEO audits and channel performance reports. Official from Anthropic.

Makes social media routine for small business owners: keeps a rolling content calendar, learns the owner's voice before writing captions, adapts one image per platform, and waits for approval on each post. Image creation needs Canva; Shopify, HubSpot and Mailchimp are optional. By Anthropic.

Turns campaign or channel data into weekly, monthly or quarterly marketing reports: executive summary, key metrics and period-over-period trends, wins and misses, and next-period priorities. Connect analytics tools or just paste tables or key numbers. From Anthropic's knowledge-work-plugins.

Guides you through creating a plugin from scratch or customizing an existing plugin's connectors, skills and settings for your team's tools and workflows, producing an installable plugin package. Maintained by Anthropic; runs in Cowork mode in the Claude desktop app.

Generates a full campaign plan from a marketing goal: objectives, audience, key messages, channel strategy, a week-by-week content calendar and success metrics, plus budget allocation if you give a budget. Suited to launches, acquisition and brand campaigns. From Anthropic's marketing plugin.

Anthropic's official business operations plugin: vendor evaluations, process docs (flowcharts, RACI, SOPs), change requests, capacity planning, status reports and runbooks. Works without external tools and does more with ITSM and project management tools connected.

Calls Codex from Claude Code for read-only or adversarial code reviews, or delegates tasks to Codex to run in the background. Maintained by OpenAI; needs a ChatGPT account (the free tier works) or an API key.

Vercel's guide to React composition patterns: replaces boolean prop sprawl with compound components, lifted state and clean Context interfaces, including React 19 API changes. Useful for refactoring component libraries and reviewing component architecture.

Vercel's official cost and performance skill: gathers production metrics, usage and project config, investigates only the routes and files the metrics point to, and returns ranked, doc-backed recommendations. Supports Next.js, SvelteKit and Nuxt; needs Vercel CLI v53+ logged in and linked.

Vercel's official deployment skill: checks the git remote, project link and CLI login, then deploys a preview (default) or production via git push or vercel deploy. When login isn't possible in a sandbox, it can create a claimable preview link.

React and Next.js performance rules from Vercel's engineering team: 70 rules ranked by impact covering request waterfalls, bundle size, server performance and re-renders, for writing, reviewing and refactoring. Maintained by Vercel.

Vercel's official skill that pulls the 80+ rules of Vercel's writing handbook online to review docs and copy for voice, structure, content types, code examples and formatting, listing issues as file:line.

Processes large tool outputs in a sandbox and returns only the results to context; logs session events in SQLite with FTS5 so work continues after context compaction. Supports Claude Code, Codex and a dozen other clients. ELv2 licensed.

Runs commands and scripts in a sandbox, indexes large tool outputs for full-text search and returns only results to the context window to save tokens; after compaction it can retrieve edits and task state. Supports Claude Code, Codex and more. Needs Node.js 22.5+.

Adds a workflow layer to OpenAI's Codex CLI: requirement clarification, plan review, persistent goals, parallel multi-agent teams and tmux session management, with project state in .omx/ and a bundled Codex plugin. Community project; needs a signed-in Codex CLI, macOS or Linux recommended.

Installs ready-made subagents, slash commands, hooks, MCP configs and skills for Claude Code with one npx command, browsable online at aitmpl.com. Also includes session analytics, health checks and other helpers.

Daemonless, rootless container and pod manager with a Docker-compatible CLI for building, running and pushing OCI images. On macOS and Windows it runs inside a podman machine VM.

Runs the cognee memory engine as an MCP server whose remember, recall and forget tools write documents and conversations into a knowledge graph and vector store for cross-session retrieval. Start it with Docker or uv first; needs an LLM API key by default, or connect to Cognee Cloud.

Writes conversations and business data into Graphiti's temporal knowledge graph so agents can retrieve long-term memory by entity, fact and time. Open source from Zep; start FalkorDB or Neo4j and the server with Docker first, and configure an LLM API key.

Built-in gws CLI skill: lets agents create Google Forms, add or edit questions in bulk, publish and read responses, handy for sign-ups, surveys and class feedback. Needs gws with a Google account authorized via your own Google Cloud project; not an officially supported Google product.

Skill collection for the gws CLI: one skill per Workspace API plus recipes for common Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar and Sheets workflows. Install gws and authorize your Google account first; not an officially supported Google product.

Support persona skill for the gws CLI: triages support-labeled Gmail, turns emails into tasks, logs tickets in Google Sheets, escalates urgent issues to Chat and books follow-ups. Needs gws authorized via your own Google Cloud project plus its companion skills; not officially supported by Google.

One CLI for Gmail, Drive, Calendar, Docs, Sheets and other Google Workspace APIs, with commands generated from the Discovery service, JSON output and 100+ Agent Skills. From the googleworkspace org but not officially supported; needs OAuth via a Google Cloud project.

Gives coding agents IDE-like symbol-level code search, editing and refactoring via language servers (LSP) across 40+ languages, with cross-session memory. An optional paid JetBrains plugin backend adds breakpoint debugging. Install with uv first.