pwarnock-cc-plugins is a curated marketplace of Claude Code plugins and reusable skills, organized into functional categories with quality gates that prioritize depth, security review, and real-world testing over volume. It provides 11 plugins across 5 categories and 7 marketplace skills for extending Claude Code’s capabilities.
Core Features
Plugin Categories
- Integrations: Connect Claude Code to external services (Notion CRM, Strong’s Concordance for biblical study)
- Developer Tools: Curated best practices for Vercel and Prisma that go beyond generic documentation
- Workflow: Cross-session orchestration via gastown-parallel-workflow and session retrospectives
- Knowledge & Context: Three-tier progressive disclosure system for managing large codebase context (constitution, trigger tables, subsystem maps)
- Search & Discovery: Semantic search across millions of open source examples via githits-mcp
Marketplace Skills
Seven installable workflow skills:
pwarnock-cc-plugins is a curated marketplace of Claude Code plugins and reusable skills, organized into functional categories with quality gates that prioritize depth, security review, and real-world testing over volume. It provides 11 plugins across 5 categories and 7 marketplace skills for extending Claude Code’s capabilities.
Core Features
Plugin Categories
- Integrations: Connect Claude Code to external services (Notion CRM, Strong’s Concordance for biblical study)
- Developer Tools: Curated best practices for Vercel and Prisma that go beyond generic documentation
- Workflow: Cross-session orchestration via gastown-parallel-workflow and session retrospectives
- Knowledge & Context: Three-tier progressive disclosure system for managing large codebase context (constitution, trigger tables, subsystem maps)
- Search & Discovery: Semantic search across millions of open source examples via githits-mcp
Marketplace Skills
Seven installable workflow skills:
- codification-loop — Capture debugging insights as durable context
- codified-context-patterns — Three-tier context framework
- context-health — Evaluate project context quality and coverage
- create-plugin — Scaffold new Claude Code plugins from templates
- export-plan — Convert agent plans into shareable RFCs
- find-docs — Navigate plugin development documentation
- postmortem-writing — Structured incident postmortem authoring
Quality Gates
Every plugin passes functional testing, security review for hooks and bash execution, documentation standards enforcement, and duplication checks against official Anthropic docs. The marketplace is opinionated — each plugin exists because it solved a real workflow problem.
Technical Specifications
- Platform: Claude Code plugin system
- Plugin Format:
plugin.jsonmanifests with commands, skills, agents, hooks - Integration: MCP servers, git hooks, YAML frontmatter triggers
- Installation: Clone repo + symlink or add to Claude Code plugin path
- Compatibility: Claude Code with plugin support enabled
Unique Advantages
Curated Over Open
Unlike open plugin registries, this marketplace applies quality gates before inclusion. Fewer plugins, but each one is tested and documented to production standards. No duplication of official Anthropic documentation.
Progressive Disclosure Native
Skills use precise YAML frontmatter trigger descriptions so Claude Code loads them only when contextually relevant. This keeps the context window efficient and reduces false activations.
Composable Design
Plugins work independently but compose naturally. Combine codified-context with progressive-disclosure for context management. Pair session-retro with beads for persistent task tracking across sessions.
Agent-First Philosophy
Designed for AI agents as primary consumers. Clear trigger descriptions,
structured outputs, autonomous operation where appropriate, and --json
interfaces for programmatic use.
Use Cases
- Workflow Automation: Automate session retrospectives, code quality gates, and context capture without manual intervention
- Context Management: Maintain durable project context that survives conversation compaction and session boundaries
- Multi-Agent Coordination: Orchestrate parallel agent work across git worktrees with gastown-parallel-workflow
- Framework Integration: Get opinionated Vercel and Prisma patterns that reflect real-world usage, not generic docs
- Plugin Development: Use create-plugin skill to scaffold new plugins following established patterns
Getting Started
Installation
# Clone the marketplace
git clone https://github.com/pwarnock/pwarnock-cc-plugins
# Individual plugins can be symlinked to your Claude Code plugins directory
ln -s /path/to/pwarnock-cc-plugins/plugins/codified-context \
~/.claude/plugins/codified-context
# Or add the entire marketplace to your plugin pathUsing Skills
# Skills are available after plugin installation
# Invoke via slash commands in Claude Code
/codification-loop
/context-health
/create-pluginRealistic Assessment
Strengths: The quality-gated approach means every plugin actually works and is well-documented. The progressive disclosure pattern keeps context windows efficient. Composable design lets you adopt individual plugins without buying into the whole ecosystem.
Tradeoffs: Smaller catalog than open registries. Opinionated choices may not match every workflow. Some plugins (gastown, codified-context) have a learning curve due to their architectural ambition.
Known Considerations
Evolving Ecosystem
Claude Code’s plugin system is actively developing. Plugin APIs and hook events may change across versions. The marketplace tracks these changes but some lag is inevitable.
Opinionated by Design
This is not a neutral registry. Plugins reflect specific workflow philosophies (progressive disclosure, codified context, session retrospectives). If your workflow differs significantly, individual plugins may be more useful than the full collection.
Related Tools & Resources
Claude Code Ecosystem:
- Claude Code — Terminal-based AI coding assistant
- Claude Code Skills — Reusable workflow instructions
- Beads — Distributed task management for agents
Workflow & Context:
- Context7 — Library documentation research
External Links
This tool overview is part of our comprehensive guide to AI development tools . Last updated: December 1, 2025.