Herramientas

Connects GitHub's official remote MCP server to manage issues and PRs, review code, search repos and call the GitHub API from Claude Code. Requires GITHUB_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN.

Three layers of security checks on agent-written code: rule-based warnings on about 25 risky patterns during edits, a model review of the diff at turn end, and an agent tracing cross-file bugs like IDOR and SSRF at commit. Official Anthropic plugin; needs Python 3.8+ and model API access.

Connects Claude Code to the Pyright language server for static type checking and code intelligence in Python. Install pyright first with npm, pip or pipx. Official Anthropic plugin.

Scans your codebase and recommends the best hooks, skills, MCP servers, subagents and slash commands by category. Analysis only, no file changes; a quick way to set up Claude Code for a project. Official Anthropic plugin.

Connects Upstash's hosted Context7 remote MCP to fetch current, version-specific docs and code examples for libraries on demand, reducing outdated or invented APIs. No local Node needed; works anonymously, and an API key raises limits. Maintained by Upstash.

Anthropic's official plugin marketplace, built into Claude Code by default, with 300+ official and partner plugins for development, security, design and office collaboration. Browse and install with /plugin.

Audits whether CLAUDE.md matches the current codebase and scores its quality, and /revise-claude-md writes lessons from the current session back into project memory. Official Anthropic plugin.

Simplifies and tidies recently changed code without changing behavior: reduces nesting and redundancy, improves naming and follows the project conventions in CLAUDE.md. Official Anthropic plugin.

Official Anthropic plugin that reads local session logs in ~/.claude/projects and generates an interactive HTML usage report covering tokens, cache hit rate, subagents, skills and the most expensive prompts, with optimization tips. Needs Node.js.

Designs and builds MCP servers: first picks a deployment model among remote HTTP, MCPB bundles and local stdio, then guides tool design, auth and in-chat interactive components. Maintained by Anthropic.

Universal document converter between dozens of formats including Markdown, Word, HTML, LaTeX and EPUB, with templates, citations and Lua filters. PDF output uses LaTeX by default, which you install separately.

Turns common prompts such as summarizing, extracting insights and rewriting into reusable patterns you pipe text, web pages or YouTube transcripts through, using many model providers or local Ollama. Can also run as a REST API. Run fabric --setup first to configure models.

Lightweight multi-protocol command-line downloader that fetches in parallel segments from multiple sources over HTTP(S), FTP, SFTP, BitTorrent and Metalink. Resumes downloads, reads URLs in bulk from text files and offers a JSON-RPC interface for scripts or agents.

Configuration reference for daisyUI 5: how to set enabled themes, the default and prefers-dark theme, root selector, included or excluded modules, class prefix and console logs in the CSS plugin block, with full examples. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Usage rules for daisyUI 5: combine component, part and modifier classes, add Tailwind utilities when needed and the ! override only as a last resort, use the default variant unless asked, make layouts responsive, and follow Refactoring UI for design choices. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Official daisyUI skill: the agent uses daisyUI 5 component classes, semantic colors and themes whenever it writes HTML or JSX, picking components by intended function, reading their guides and following their exact structure. Includes install, usage, config and color guides. Built on Tailwind CSS 4.

Color rules for daisyUI 5: explains semantic names such as primary, base-100 and error with their -content foregrounds, says to prefer them over fixed Tailwind colors and never add dark: to them, and shows how to enable, create and override themes. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

Installation guide for daisyUI 5: requires Tailwind CSS 4 without tailwind.config.js, installs via npm and adds the plugin in CSS, covers the CDN setup, and links framework guides for Next.js, Vue, SvelteKit, Laravel and more. Part of the official daisyUI skill.

The 180+ skills bundled with the 90+ plugins in the wshobson/agents marketplace, covering development across many languages and frameworks, testing, ops, security, data and LLM apps. Install individually with npx skills or gh skill; skills only, without subagents or commands.

Multi-host plugin marketplace with 90+ single-purpose plugins, 200+ subagents and 180+ skills covering language-specific development, ops, security, data and multi-agent orchestration. Installing a plugin loads only that plugin's content.

Quant trading plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: quant analyst and risk manager subagents plus backtesting and risk metrics skills for strategy backtests, portfolio optimization and risk measures like VaR, Sharpe ratio and max drawdown. Needs local Python; not investment advice.

Plugin for building LLM apps: LangGraph agents with memory and tool use, hybrid-search RAG, vector index tuning, prompt optimization and LLM evaluation. Includes 3 subagents and 8 skills.

JS/TS development plugin with javascript-pro and typescript-pro subagents, a TypeScript project scaffolding command, and 4 skills on modern JavaScript, advanced TypeScript types, Node.js backends and JS testing. Part of the wshobson/agents marketplace.

MLOps plugin from the wshobson/agents marketplace: data scientist, ML engineer and MLOps engineer subagents and a /ml-pipeline command that runs the pipeline in phases from data analysis and training to deployment and monitoring, plus ML pipeline and recommender system skills.