💡 Summary
A marketplace for discovering and installing plugins to enhance Claude Code workflows.
🎯 Target Audience
🤖 AI Roast: “Powerful, but the setup might scare off the impatient.”
Risk: Medium. Review: shell/CLI command execution; outbound network access (SSRF, data egress); filesystem read/write scope and path traversal. Run with least privilege and audit before enabling in production.
Build with Claude
Claude Skills, Agents, Commands, Hooks, Plugins, Marketplaces collections for and extend Claude Code
A plugin marketplace and discovery platform for Claude Code. Browse curated plugins, discover community contributions, and extend your Claude Code workflows.
Quick Start
# Add the Build with Claude marketplace /plugin marketplace add davepoon/buildwithclaude # Browse available plugins /plugin search @buildwithclaude # Install plugins /plugin install <plugin-name>@buildwithclaude
What's Included
Build with Claude Plugins
Curated collections maintained in this repository:
| Type | Count | Description |
|------|-------|-------------|
| Agents | 117 | Specialized AI experts (Python, Go, DevOps, Security, etc.) |
| Commands | 175 | Slash commands for automation (/commit, /docs, /tdd) |
| Hooks | 28 | Event-driven automation (notifications, git, formatting) |
| Skills | 26 | Reusable capabilities from plugins |
| Plugins | 50 | Bundled plugin packages by category |
Community Discovery
The platform indexes plugins from the broader Claude Code ecosystem:
- 20k+ Community Plugins from external marketplaces
- 4,500+ MCP Servers for database, API, and tool connections
- 1,100+ Plugin Marketplaces from the community
Web UI
Browse, search, and explore everything at buildwithclaude.com





Features
- Browse all plugin types with filtering
- Search across plugins, agents, commands, hooks, skills
- Copy install commands with one click
- View full documentation and usage examples
- Discover MCP servers and community plugins
Installation Options
Option 1: Plugin Marketplace (Recommended)
# Add marketplace /plugin marketplace add davepoon/buildwithclaude # Install specific plugins /plugin install agents-python-expert@buildwithclaude /plugin install commands-version-control-git@buildwithclaude /plugin install hooks-notifications@buildwithclaude # Or install everything /plugin install all-agents@buildwithclaude /plugin install all-commands@buildwithclaude /plugin install all-hooks@buildwithclaude
Option 2: Manual Installation
# Clone repository git clone https://github.com/davepoon/buildwithclaude.git cd buildwithclaude # Install agents find plugins/agents-*/agents -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/agents/ \; # Install commands find plugins/commands-*/commands -name "*.md" -exec cp {} ~/.claude/commands/ \; # Restart Claude Code
Available Plugin Categories
Agents (11 categories)
- Development & Architecture - Backend, frontend, mobile, GraphQL experts
- Language Specialists - Python, Go, Rust, TypeScript, C/C++ experts
- Quality & Security - Code review, security audit, debugging
- Infrastructure & Operations - DevOps, cloud, database optimization
- Data & AI - ML engineering, data pipelines, AI development
- Crypto & Blockchain - Trading systems, DeFi, Web3 development

Commands (22 categories)
- Version Control - Commit, PR creation, branch management
- Code Analysis - Testing, review, optimization
- Documentation - Docs generation, changelogs, API specs
- Project Management - Todos, PRDs, task tracking

Hooks (8 categories)
- Notifications - Slack, Discord, Telegram alerts
- Git - Auto-staging, smart commits
- Development - Lint on save, auto-format
- Security - File protection, vulnerability scanning

Usage Examples
Using Agents
Agents are automatically invoked based on context, or explicitly called:
"Use the python-pro to optimize this function"
"@agent-security-auditor review this authentication code"
"Have the devops-troubleshooter help debug this deployment"
Using Commands
Commands use the / prefix:
/commit # Create conventional commit
/create-pr # Create pull request
/docs # Generate documentation
/tdd # Start test-driven development
/code_analysis # Analyze code quality
Using Hooks
Hooks run automatically on events like tool calls or session start.
Contributing
We welcome contributions!
Adding Plugins
- Create a new directory in
plugins/following the naming convention - Add your plugin files (agents, commands, hooks)
- Run
npm testto validate - Submit a pull request
Plugin Format
Agent (plugins/agents-*/agents/*.md):
--- name: agent-name description: When to invoke this agent category: category-name tools: Read, Write, Bash --- You are a [role description]...
Command (plugins/commands-*/commands/*.md):
--- description: What this command does category: category-name argument-hint: <args> --- Command implementation...
Hook (plugins/hooks-*/hooks/*.md):
--- hooks: PreToolUse, PostToolUse description: What this hook does --- Hook implementation...
See CONTRIBUTING.md for detailed guidelines.
Links
- Web UI: buildwithclaude.com
- Documentation: Claude Code Docs
- Plugin Marketplaces: Plugin Docs
- Issues: GitHub Issues
License
MIT License - see LICENSE for details.
Made with ❤️ by Dave Poon
Pros
- Extensive collection of plugins and agents
- User-friendly web UI for browsing and searching
- Supports community contributions
- Automates various development tasks
Cons
- May require manual installation for some users
- Dependency on community contributions for plugin quality
- Potential learning curve for new users
- Limited documentation for some plugins
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Copyright belongs to the original author davepoon.
