explore-plugins

Discover and install useful Claude Code plugins for your project. Recommends based on your tech stack.

SKILL.md

GitHub

Explore Plugins

Discover and install Claude Code plugins (also called "skills packages") that enhance your workflow.

Usage

/explore-plugins

Procedure

Step 1: Detect Project Tech Stack

Scan the project to understand what technologies are in use:

  • Language: Check for package.json, Cargo.toml, go.mod, pyproject.toml, etc.
  • Framework: Check for Next.js, React, Vue, Django, Rails, etc.
  • Tools: Check for Docker, Terraform, Kubernetes configs
  • Type: Is this a web app, API, CLI tool, library, mobile app?

Step 2: Search Available Plugins

Search for relevant skills/plugins:

  1. Official Anthropic skills: Search github.com/anthropics/skills
  2. Community skills: Search github.com for claude-code skills [tech-stack]
  3. skills.sh registry: Search for skills matching the detected tech stack
  4. Vercel skills: Search github.com/vercel-labs/skills

Step 3: Present Recommendations

Show the user a categorized list:

## Recommended Plugins for Your Project

Based on your stack: [detected stack]

### Highly Recommended
1. **[name]** — [description]
   Installs: [N] | Source: [owner/repo]
   Why: [reason this is relevant to their project]

### Nice to Have
2. **[name]** — [description]
   Installs: [N] | Source: [owner/repo]
   Why: [reason]

### Meta / Utility
3. **find-skills** — Discover more skills on demand
   Installs: 179K+ | Source: vercel-labs/skills
4. **skill-creator** — Create your own skills from workflows
   Installs: 28K+ | Source: anthropics/skills

Which would you like to install? (e.g., "1,3,4")

Step 4: Install Selected Plugins

For each selected plugin, install using the skills CLI:

npx skills add <owner/repo>

This installs the skill to .claude/skills/.

If npx skills is not available, fall back to manual installation:

  1. Clone or download the skill's SKILL.md
  2. Place it in .claude/skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md

Step 5: Verify Installation

After installation:

  1. Check that the skill files exist in .claude/skills/
  2. Tell the user to test with /[skill-name]
  3. Note that some skills may require additional setup (API keys, config files)

Step 6: Show What's Installed

List all currently installed skills:

## Installed Skills
- [name]: [description] (source: [where it came from])
- [name]: [description] (source: custom/local)