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Anthropic dev-workflow family

commit-commands, feature-dev, hookify, claude-code-setup

free — Apache-2.0#standing-up-a-repo-for-a

the safest installs available and the best on-ramp — `claude-code-setup` reads your repo and tells you what to configure, which is where most people should start.

six first-party plugins covering the development lifecycle: `commit-commands` for commit, push and pr workflows; `pr-review-toolkit` with agents for comments, tests, error handling and type design; `feature-dev` for exploration through architecture to quality review; `plugin-dev` with seven skills for building plugins; `claude-code-setup`, which analyses your repo and recommends hooks, skills, mcp servers and subagents; and `hookify`, which generates hooks from patterns it notices in your conversation.

`claude-code-setup` and `hookify` are the two genuinely novel ones. most people configure claude code by copying someone's dotfiles; having the tool read your actual repository and tell you what would help is better.

the description above is ours, condensed from the ranking. pricing moves — check it on the vendor's own page before you rely on it.

pricing
free — Apache-2.0
website
github.com
our verdict

the safest installs available and the best on-ramp — `claude-code-setup` reads your repo and tells you what to configure, which is where most people should start.

we researched this category against vendors' own pricing pages and licence files. that is where this line comes from — not from the vendor, and not from anything they paid for.

more claude code plugins

claudekit

hooks, subagents and commands packaged as one installable toolkit

#hooks#toolkit

ccstatusline

configurable status line showing model, context use and session cost

#statusline

ccusage

reads local session files to report token use and cost per project

#usage#cost

frontend-design

we checked thisfree — Apache-2.0

the single most-installed plugin there is

#anyone-generating-ui-who