Introduction
cc-toolkit is a set of plugins for Claude Code, Anthropic’s coding agent for the terminal and IDE. Each plugin solves one problem, such as reviewing a change, turning an idea into a spec, or fixing a failed CI run. Each one works on its own.
Plugins and marketplaces
Section titled “Plugins and marketplaces”A plugin adds commands, skills, helper agents, or hooks to Claude Code. A marketplace is a catalog of plugins. You add the cc-toolkit marketplace to Claude Code once, then install only the plugins you want from it.
You invoke a plugin’s commands and skills as /<plugin>:<name>, for example /code-review:start-cr. Many skills also start on their own when your request matches, for example when you paste a link to a failed CI run.
How the plugins fit together
Section titled “How the plugins fit together”The plugins follow the path of a change from idea to merge:
| Stage | Plugins |
|---|---|
| Plan and specify | fd3 turns an idea into a spec and then into code. codex-plan-improver gets a second opinion on Claude’s plans. researcher answers research questions with cited sources. |
| Build and ship | dev-kit opens pull requests, fixes failed CI runs, and checks dependency upgrades. tester checks a running app. pr-proof records a video that shows a change works. |
| Review | code-review reviews a change from several angles at once and merges the results into one report. |
| Agent hygiene | hookify stops Claude from repeating a mistake. session-learner turns your corrections into project rules. |
| Media and naming | scribe transcribes and summarizes audio and video. namesmith suggests names and checks domains. |
You don’t need the whole set. Start with the plugin that matches the problem you have now.
Next steps
Section titled “Next steps”- Install the marketplace and your first plugin.
- Read the page of the plugin you want to try.