plugin-rescope

Rescope Claude Code plugins across projects.

Claude Code has a bug where installing a plugin at the local or user scope prevents you from reinstalling it into a different project (anthropics/claude-code#14202). plugin-rescope works around this by rescoping plugins across projects.

Install

npm install -g plugin-rescope

Usage

npx plugin-rescope [add|remove] [options] <plugin> [<plugin> ...]

Run from the project directory where you want the plugin.

Commands

| Command | Description | | -------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | add | Register plugin(s) for the current project (default)| | remove | Unregister plugin(s) from the current project |

When no command is specified, add is used.

Options

| Option | Description | | ---------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | --scope <scope>| Override the plugin scope (e.g. local, global)| | --help | Show the help message |

Recommended: Use npx

The easiest way to run plugin-rescope is with npx, which comes bundled with Node.js. It downloads and runs the package on the fly -- no global install required and you always get the latest version:

npx plugin-rescope my-plugin@marketplace

Examples

Add a single plugin to the current project:

npx plugin-rescope my-plugin@marketplace

Explicitly use the add command with a scope override:

npx plugin-rescope add --scope local my-plugin@marketplace

Add multiple plugins at once:

npx plugin-rescope my-plugin@marketplace another-plugin@marketplace

Remove a plugin from the current project:

npx plugin-rescope remove my-plugin@marketplace

Show help:

npx plugin-rescope --help

Global Install

If you prefer not to use npx, install globally:

npm install -g plugin-rescope

Then run the command directly:

plugin-rescope my-plugin@marketplace
plugin-rescope remove my-plugin@marketplace

Requirements

• Node.js >= 18.0.0

License

Apache-2.0 -- see LICENSE for details.