Development76/100
superpowers
obra/superpowers · Plugin
A multi-format plugin bundle that organizes planning, testing and implementation through reusable development skills and startup guidance.
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code review
anthropics/claude-plugins-official · Plugin
A Claude Code review workflow for pull-request changes, with source references and separate local feedback and optional publication steps.
Development75/100
context7
anthropics/claude-plugins-official · Plugin
A Claude Code package for connecting Context7's hosted documentation lookup, useful when library versions matter to a coding task.
Design & UX75/100
frontend design
anthropics/claude-plugins-official · Plugin
A Claude Code plugin for turning a visual brief into frontend implementation, with a bundled design skill rather than a separate browser connection.
Security75/100
security guidance
anthropics/claude-plugins-official · Plugin
A Claude Code security-review bundle with edit-pattern warnings and model-backed review hooks; check credentials and usage costs before enabling all layers.
Testing & QA74/100
property based testing
trailofbits/skills · Plugin
A Claude Code plugin for choosing and reviewing property-based tests, including counterexample triage across several language ecosystems.
Development55/100
github
anthropics/claude-plugins-official · Plugin
A Claude Code integration package that declares a GitHub MCP connection; review the bundle before adding a second GitHub server separately.
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