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claude-code-marketplace

v1.5.0

Published

Web UI for browsing and managing Claude Code marketplace plugins

Downloads

2,698

Readme

Claude Code Marketplace

npm version license npm downloads

A local web dashboard to browse, install, and manage Claude Code plugins from all the marketplaces you use.

Documentation

Getting started

You need Node.js 18 or later, and Claude Code on your PATH. The dashboard runs every install, uninstall, enable, disable, and update through the claude plugin CLI.

claude --version
npx claude-code-marketplace --open

The server listens on http://localhost:3542 and reads the plugin registry in ~/.claude/plugins/. If port 3542 is in use, it takes a free port and prints the address. For project and local scope, pick a project with the folder button in the top bar or Shift+P.

To run from a clone:

npm install
npm start        # start the server
npm run dev      # start the server and open the browser

See Getting started.

Features

  • One tree for all marketplaces. Plugins from GitHub repos, git URLs, and local folders, installed or not. A scope filter shows installed, all, or one scope.
  • Search. Matches plugin names, descriptions, categories, and tags. A query of three or more characters also matches skill, command, and agent names in every scope. ↓/↑ step through the matches while you type.
  • Scope management. Install, enable, disable, remove, and update each plugin in user, project, or local scope. The U, P, and L badges in the tree show and toggle the state of each scope.
  • Update alerts. The tree and the detail panel show when a plugin has a newer catalog version.
  • Component and file preview. Read the skills, commands, agents, MCP servers, hooks, mods, LSP servers, and monitors of a plugin, with syntax highlighting, before you install it.
  • Marketplace management. Add, update, and remove marketplace sources from the app.
  • Your own customizations. The skills, commands, agents, hooks, settings, and CLAUDE.md files in your config dir and in the project's .claude folder show as two read-only entries.
  • Usage heatmap. Colors plugins and skills by how often you used them, from skillUsage and pluginUsage in .claude.json.
  • Shareable views. The URL keeps the search query, scope filter, and selected plugin.
  • Open in your editor. E and the Open in VS Code buttons open plugin files in $EDITOR (default code).
  • 17 color themes, each in light and dark.
  • Keyboard-first. Vim-style tree keys. Press ? for the full list.
  • Installable app (PWA), and a tab in Claude Code Hub.

Configuration

| Flag | Env var | Default | What it does | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | --port <n> | PORT | 3542 | Port to listen on. Falls back to a free port if busy. | | --dir <path> | CLAUDE_CONFIG_DIR, then CLAUDE_DIR | ~/.claude | Claude config dir to read and write. | | --project <path> | none | current directory | Starting project for project and local scope. | | --open | none | off | Open the browser when the server is ready. | | --host <addr> | HOST | 127.0.0.1 | Address to bind. | | --allowed-hosts <list> | ALLOWED_HOSTS | empty | Comma-separated extra Host names to accept. |

With a custom config dir, the claude plugin commands run against that dir, and usage counts come from <dir>/.claude.json. The server has no authentication and binds to loopback by default. Bind another address only on a network you trust.

See Configuration and CLI.

Documentation

License

MIT