Herramientas

Bootstraps Linear tracking for a repo: checks for an existing project, anchors milestones to a North Star, backfills Done work only with evidence from the CHANGELOG, roadmap or git log, wires blockedBy links, and writes the protocol into CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md or Cursor rules. Needs the Linear MCP.

Syncs, audits or rescues an existing Linear project against repo reality: enumerates issues, milestones, labels and docs, scores it on a 20-point rubric with a gap list, asks per category before any write, fixes orphans, milestones and dependencies, then re-scores. Needs the Linear MCP.

Keeps agent sessions honest in repos with a Linear tracking protocol: search before creating issues, move them to In Progress at start and Done only when shipped, and close the loop before ending. In untracked repos it asks once whether to run linear-setup. Needs the Linear MCP.

Finishes installing the Linear tracking pack: writes an always-on rule that makes Linear the source of truth into Cursor user rules or global files such as ~/.claude/CLAUDE.md and AGENTS.md, then verifies Linear MCP auth. On Cursor it can also set up a weekly health-check automation.

Entry point of the Linear tracking pack: anchors tracking to the project's North Star and real roadmap, routes requests to linear-setup, linear-sync, linear-monitor or linear-finish-install, and applies linear-discipline throughout the session. Needs the Linear MCP.

Lovable's official plugin: includes the Lovable remote MCP to create, edit, deploy and manage websites and apps in plain language, so founders and PMs can build interactive prototypes fast. Needs a Lovable account; generation and edits use Lovable credits.

PortSwigger's official Burp Suite extension that lets agents read proxy history, send HTTP requests and create Repeater tabs; with Burp Pro it can also read scan results and use Collaborator. Install from the BApp Store; listens on 127.0.0.1:9876 by default.

Zoom's official plugin: helps plan, build and debug Zoom integrations (REST API, Meeting/Video SDK, webhooks, meeting bots) and includes the Zoom MCP to search meetings and fetch recordings and transcripts. In Claude Code you complete OAuth yourself.

NiuTrans' official MCP: translate text through the NiuTrans Open Platform, with a catalog of 455 languages and aliases and broad coverage of less common languages. Needs an API key from niutrans.com (about 200,000 free characters a day, then top up) and uv.

Box's official plugin: agents search files, organize folders and set sharing via the Box MCP or CLI, and use Box AI for Q&A, summaries and field extraction. Plus law firm workflows (contract review, client intake, M&A data rooms); lawyers make the legal calls. Needs Box MCP authorization.

Official MCP for LibreTranslate, the open-source machine translation engine: translate text, detect languages and list supported languages. Use libretranslate.com (paid API key) or your own free self-hosted instance so text never leaves your machine or network. Needs Node.js.

Mintlify's official plugin: reference for Mintlify components, docs.json config, navigation and API docs, plus Mintlify docs search and site management, for building and updating product docs and help centers. Needs a Mintlify docs project; management needs browser sign-in.

PagerDuty's official plugin: analyzes your current git diff against the service's past incidents and change events, gives a 0-5 risk score and suggestions before you commit, and can create PagerDuty SRE Agent skills (early access program required). Needs a PagerDuty API token.

Vanta's official plugin: from Claude Code, review control gaps for SOC 2, ISO 27001 and other frameworks, failing tests, vendor risk and policies, and generate fixes for code-level issues. Needs admin access to a paid Vanta account (browser auth); have compliance conclusions reviewed by an expert.

Sentry's official plugin: skills for SDK setup across platforms, production issue debugging, Sentry-aware code review and alert configuration, plus the hosted Sentry MCP to query errors and stack traces. Needs a Sentry account.

Atlassian's official plugin: run /twg-setup to install and sign in to the Teamwork Graph CLI, then Claude Code can query and act on issues, pages and pull requests across Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Trello and more. Needs an Atlassian Cloud account; terminal or desktop only.

DeepL's official Claude Code plugin: uses DeepL's hosted service to translate text and Word, PowerPoint, Excel and PDF files with formatting intact, rephrase and polish, fix grammar and apply glossaries. Needs an eligible DeepL subscription; browser sign-in on first use.

Phrase's official plugin for localization managers and reviewers: splits a mixed style guide into separate guides by content type, audience and more, with terminology pulled out on its own; also generates .phrase.yml config for the Phrase CLI for dev teams. Syncing strings needs a Phrase account.

Locize's official plugin: agents translate and review strings using your project's glossary, style guide and translation memory, and check new copy for banned terms; also bundles the Locize MCP and an i18next skill for developers. Needs a Locize account (free tier); browser auth or a personal token.

POEditor's official remote MCP: translators and localization teams can manage projects, terms and translations from chat, run Google, Microsoft or DeepL machine translation, check quality and export language files. Needs a POEditor account (browser sign-in or API token).

SimpleLocalize's official MCP: translators and localization teams can view and edit keys and translations from chat, trigger auto-translation, maintain glossaries, and export or publish translation files. Needs a SimpleLocalize project API key and Node.js.

Smartling's official Dockerized MCP wrapping smartling-cli: agents list projects and target languages, upload source files, pull translations, check progress, run machine translation, and import or export glossaries. Needs Docker plus Smartling user ID, secret, project ID and account ID.

Greptile's official AI code review plugin: view and address review comments on GitHub or GitLab PRs, review the current branch before opening a PR, and search your team's knowledge base and coding standards. Needs a Greptile account (OAuth, free tier available) and Node locally.