Using this directory
The directory provides editorial information and source links to help you review third-party mods. It does not install, host, distribute, or execute those plugins for you. Information reflects the captured snapshot and can change.
Third-party code and review limits
Third-party authors maintain their own code, licenses, and service requirements. Before installation, review the repository, pinned source, dependencies, compatibility, credentials, and potential costs. Mods run with your user permissions.
Permissions Facts describe capability evidence and uncertainty, not a safety certification. Static checks cannot guarantee every runtime behavior. Copying commands does not establish that installation succeeded.
Copyright and product names
Project names and source links identify their respective authors. A public repository is not automatically an open-source license. Illustrative terminal previews are schematic site artwork, not copied screenshots or claimed real executions. Claude and Claude Code are trademarks of Anthropic. This site is an independent third-party directory, not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by Anthropic.
Accuracy and responsible correction
We aim to keep listings accurate but cannot promise completeness, ongoing maintenance, suitability, or uninterrupted availability. These statements do not remove responsibilities imposed by applicable law. Do not rely on the directory as a security or legal opinion.
Report a broken source link, incorrect command, capability evidence error, or rights concern with public source references. Contact the operator with public source references so the claim can be reviewed.
Frequently asked questions
Does copying a command mean a plugin is installed?
No. Copying only places text on your clipboard. Installation and validation happen in your own Claude Code environment.
Can I reuse third-party mod source or screenshots?
Only according to the author’s license or permission. Public availability does not grant unrestricted reuse, and this directory does not grant third-party rights.