What is the difference between Markdown-only and TypeScript implementations?

Markdown-only plugins are prompt-based and require no compilation, while TypeScript implementations support full CLI logic, unit tests, and complex MCP server tools.

What libraries are used in the generated scaffolds?

The scaffolds use Bun for runtime/package management, Biome for linting and formatting, and mcpez for simplified MCP server development.

How does the plugin registration work?

The tool automatically updates your marketplace.json and .claude-plugin directory to ensure your new plugin is recognized by Claude Code.

Can I add components to an existing plugin later?

Yes, you can use the Plugin Creator to add new MCP servers, commands, or skills to any existing project structure at any time.

Plugin Creator

Name: Plugin Creator
Author: nathanvale

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Developer Tools

Scaffolds custom Claude Code plugins and components with configurable templates for commands, MCP servers, and autonomous skills.

About

Plugin Creator streamlines the development of Claude Code extensions by generating standardized scaffolds that follow the SideQuest marketplace patterns. It helps developers move from idea to implementation instantly by handling boilerplate code for slash commands, MCP servers using the mcpez library, event hooks, and autonomous skills. Whether you need a simple markdown-based prompt plugin or a robust TypeScript-driven toolset with full testing infrastructure, this skill automates the configuration, directory structure, and dependency management so you can focus on the core logic.

Key Features

Built-in tools for upgrading markdown plugins to TypeScript or stripping logic
Support for both lightweight Markdown-only and robust TypeScript implementations
1 GitHub stars
Standardized directory structures and pre-configured testing suites using Bun
Automated scaffolding of commands, MCP servers, hooks, and skills
Seamless integration with the SideQuest marketplace registration workflow

Use Cases

Adding an MCP server component to an existing markdown-only plugin
Generating standardized slash commands with YAML frontmatter and security hints
Rapidly starting a new Claude Code plugin project from scratch

About

Key Features

Built-in tools for upgrading markdown plugins to TypeScript or stripping logic
Support for both lightweight Markdown-only and robust TypeScript implementations
1 GitHub stars
Standardized directory structures and pre-configured testing suites using Bun
Automated scaffolding of commands, MCP servers, hooks, and skills
Seamless integration with the SideQuest marketplace registration workflow

Use Cases

Adding an MCP server component to an existing markdown-only plugin
Generating standardized slash commands with YAML frontmatter and security hints
Rapidly starting a new Claude Code plugin project from scratch