Open source · MIT

Browse & manage
Claude Code plugins

A web dashboard for discovering, installing, and managing plugins across multiple marketplaces. Scope control, component inspection, and file preview built in.

$ npx claude-code-marketplace --open
Claude Code Marketplace dashboard

Everything you need to manage
Claude Code plugins

Multi-marketplace

Aggregate plugins from GitHub repos, git URLs, and local directories. Add and remove marketplace sources on the fly.

Scope management

Install, enable, and disable plugins per scope — user, project, or local. See installation state at a glance across all scopes.

Component inspection

Browse skills, commands, agents, MCP servers, hooks, and LSP servers inside each plugin. Understand what you're installing.

File preview

Read plugin source files directly in the browser with syntax highlighting. Navigate skill folders with a built-in file tree.

Dark / light theme

Styled with IBM Plex Mono and an orange accent palette. Automatic theme detection or manual toggle. PWA installable.

Keyboard-first

Full keyboard navigation with vim-style bindings. Press ? for shortcuts, J/K to navigate, / to search.

Two commands. Full plugin management.

1

Run it

One command to launch the dashboard. No clone, no setup. Opens in your browser.

npx claude-code-marketplace --open
2

Add marketplaces

Point to GitHub repos, git URLs, or local directories containing plugin collections.

github:owner/repo
3

Install plugins

Browse, inspect, and install plugins with scope control. All operations delegate to claude plugin CLI.

user / project / local

See it in action

Dark mode screenshot

Common questions

Claude Code plugins are collections of skills, commands, agents, MCP servers, hooks, and LSP servers that extend Claude Code's capabilities. They're organized in marketplaces and can be installed per-user, per-project, or locally.

Yes. The marketplace delegates all install/uninstall operations to the claude plugin CLI. You need Claude Code installed and available in your PATH.

Yes. You can add GitHub repos (github:owner/repo), git URLs, or local filesystem paths as marketplace sources. Great for developing your own plugin collections.

User scope installs plugins globally for your account. Project scope installs for a specific project directory. Local scope is for temporary or experimental use. The dashboard shows installation state across all scopes.