Can I share my plugins with others?

Yes, you can distribute plugins via Git repositories, local team sharing, or by submitting them to the Claude Plugin Marketplace.

What components can I include in a Claude Code plugin?

Plugins can bundle multiple components including custom slash commands, autonomous agents, model-invoked skills, event-driven hooks, and MCP servers.

What is the difference between a Skill and a Command?

Skills are capabilities Claude invokes automatically based on task context, while Commands are user-initiated workflows explicitly triggered with a slash prefix.

How do I validate my plugin's structure?

The Plugin Creator skill provides a validation workflow that checks your plugin.json format, required fields, and directory organization for compliance.

Claude Code Plugin Creator

Name: Claude Code Plugin Creator
Author: AnthonyKazyaka

byAnthonyKazyaka

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Developer Tools

Streamlines the lifecycle of Claude Code extensions by providing structured guidance for building plugins, commands, agents, and MCP integrations.

About

The Plugin Creator skill serves as a comprehensive development framework for extending Claude Code's functionality. It provides a standardized workflow for initializing plugin structures, implementing diverse components like custom slash commands and autonomous agents, and integrating external tools via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). By offering step-by-step validation and best practices, this skill ensures that developers can build robust, modular extensions that are ready for local use or marketplace distribution.

Key Features

Integration guidance for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers
1 GitHub stars
End-to-end plugin initialization and structure management
Automated validation for plugin configurations and directory schemas
Support for adding Skills, Commands, Agents, and Hooks
Marketplace distribution and local testing workflows

Use Cases

Developing modular extensions for the Claude Code marketplace
Building custom internal developer tools for team-specific workflows
Creating specialized autonomous agents for code review and auditing

About

Key Features

Integration guidance for Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers
1 GitHub stars
End-to-end plugin initialization and structure management
Automated validation for plugin configurations and directory schemas
Support for adding Skills, Commands, Agents, and Hooks
Marketplace distribution and local testing workflows

Use Cases

Developing modular extensions for the Claude Code marketplace
Building custom internal developer tools for team-specific workflows
Creating specialized autonomous agents for code review and auditing