Search every marketplace at once
Type in the filter and each marketplace narrows to the plugins that match. The match is marked in names and descriptions, and the arrow keys step through the results while you type.
Add the marketplaces you use. Search their plugins, read a skill before you install it, and turn each plugin on for yourself, for one project, or only on your machine.
npx claude-code-marketplace --openThe 17 themes the app ships with, in light and dark. Pick one and the page follows.
The dashboard reads the marketplaces you added to Claude Code and every plugin they offer, installed or not. Nothing to configure.
Type in the filter and each marketplace narrows to the plugins that match. The match is marked in names and descriptions, and the arrow keys step through the results while you type.
Open any skill, command, agent, or hook and read its files with syntax highlighting. A plugin you have not installed shows its files too.
Every change runs through the claude plugin CLI, so Claude Code sees the same state as the dashboard.
Inside Claude Code Hub, the project you pick with Ctrl+Alt+P sets the project scope.
Each plugin has a row for user, project, and local scope. Install, enable, disable, or remove it in each one. The U, P, and L badges in the tree show where a plugin is on.
Paste a GitHub repo, a git URL, or a local folder. The list shows how many plugins you installed from each source, out of how many it has.
Arrow keys move through the tree, / searches, S picks the scope filter, and E opens a plugin in your editor. Inside Claude Code Hub, Ctrl+Alt+Left and Ctrl+Alt+Right switch apps. Press ? for the full list.
The skills, commands, agents, and hooks in ~/.claude/ and in your project's .claude/show up as two more marketplaces. Browse and preview them the same way.
claude --versionInstalls and removals run through the claude plugin CLI, so it must be on your PATH.
npx claude-code-marketplace --openIt reads the plugin registry in ~/.claude/plugins/. For project and local scope, pick a project with Shift+P.