plugin-audit

Diff the Anthropic `claude-plugins-official` marketplace against installed plugins and surface the delta, filtering known-unwanted entries (language LSPs you don't use, SaaS integrations you don't use

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plugin-audit

Keeps the gap between Anthropic's official marketplace and your installed plugin set visible and actionable, without reinstalling things you already have or surfacing language LSPs you'll never use.

When to run

  • Monthly hygiene check.
  • After a fresh clone / machine setup, before deep work.
  • When a new feature lands in claude-plugins-official (watch its README for changelog hints).

One-liner

bash ~/.claude/skills/plugin-audit/audit.sh

Returns:

  • A ranked list of plugins present in the marketplace but not installed, with reason to install / skip.
  • A short install plan (exact claude plugin install <name>@claude-plugins-official commands for the recommended set).

Exclusions (tune per user)

Edit audit.sh to maintain the user's skip list. Defaults:

  • Language LSPs not in use: clangd-lsp, csharp-lsp, gopls-lsp, jdtls-lsp, kotlin-lsp, lua-lsp, php-lsp, ruby-lsp, rust-analyzer-lsp, swift-lsp, typescript-lsp (TS LSP often skipped if you already have editor-integrated TS tooling).
  • SaaS integrations not in use: asana, imessage, telegram, greptile, firebase, gitlab, discord (plugin — you may run Discord via MCP), laravel-boost, terraform (unless running IaC).
  • Samples: example-plugin, fakechat, math-olympiad, playground.

Everything else is surfaced with a (candidate) tag.

Output format

Installed: 30  |  Available (post-filter): 8  |  Delta: 3

Candidates to install:
  - session-report    — structured end-of-session report
  - hookify           — hook authoring assistant
  - mcp-server-dev    — MCP server build patterns

Install plan:
  claude plugin install session-report@claude-plugins-official
  claude plugin install hookify@claude-plugins-official
  claude plugin install mcp-server-dev@claude-plugins-official

Why this exists

Claude's find-skills skill searches the full ecosystem (90k+ skills) and is great for discovery. plugin-audit is narrower and opinionated: it answers "what should I install from the one marketplace I trust, and skip everything else". The two complement each other.

Related

  • find-skills — community-wide discovery
  • skill-creator — authoring new skills once installed
  • skill-maintainer — auditing installed skills (not plugins)