Installation

This page shows how to add the cc-toolkit marketplace, install a plugin from it, and update it later. Claude Code must already be installed.

Install a plugin

In a Claude Code session, add the marketplace:
```
/plugin marketplace add grixu/cc-toolkit
```
Install a plugin by name:
```
/plugin install code-review@cc-toolkit
```
Review what the plugin adds, then choose a scope:
- User: you get the plugin in every project on this machine.
- Project: the plugin is enabled for everyone who works in this repository. Claude Code writes it to .claude/settings.json.
- Local: you get the plugin in this repository only.

To check that it worked, type / and look for entries that start with the plugin name, such as /code-review:start-cr. Run /plugin with no arguments to browse every plugin in the marketplace.

Install from your shell

You can also install without opening a session:

claude plugin marketplace add grixu/cc-toolkit
claude plugin install code-review@cc-toolkit

The shell install uses the user scope. Pass --scope project or --scope local to change it. Plugins installed this way load the next time you start Claude Code, or after /reload-plugins in an open session.

Update plugins

Auto-update is off by default for third-party marketplaces like this one. To update from a session, run /plugin, open the Marketplaces tab, select cc-toolkit, and choose Update marketplace. On the same tab you can turn on auto-update.

To update from your shell, fetch the new marketplace first, then update the plugin:

claude plugin marketplace update cc-toolkit
claude plugin update dev-kit@cc-toolkit

Run /reload-plugins in open sessions, or restart them, to load the new version.

Renamed and removed plugins

yt was renamed to scribe.
comment-review and quality-review were replaced by code-review and are no longer published. Uninstall them if you still have them, or you’ll see duplicate skill names.
feature-delivery is deprecated. Use fd3 instead.