Anthropic Launches Community Plugin Marketplace for Claude Code
Anthropic has published a community plugin marketplace mirror for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. Developers can now browse, share, and install security-scanned plugins using single CLI commands.

Impact: High
Why it matters
You can now extend your Claude Code workflows with vetted community tools and custom integrations directly from the terminal.
TL;DR
- 01Install verified community plugins in Claude Code via single CLI commands
- 02All submitted plugins undergo automated security scanning against prompt injection
- 03Submit custom tools to Anthropic's review pipeline for public distribution
Key facts
- Sync Frequency
- Nightly automated update
- Security Requirement
- Mandatory automated scan
Community Plugin Marketplace Integration
Anthropic has opened anthropics/claude-plugins-community, exposing a structured .claude-plugin/marketplace.json index of community-contributed tools for Claude Code and Claude Cowork. The directory is automatically updated nightly after passing internal security audits.
CLI Installation and Workflow
Developers can add the community index and install plugins directly from the terminal:
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community
claude plugin install <plugin-name>@claude-communityThird-party plugin submissions are accepted via clau.de/plugin-directory-submission and routed through automated security scanning.
Try it in 2 minutes
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community && claude plugin install <plugin-name>@claude-communitybash
✓ When to use
- Extending Claude Code with domain-specific agent tools
- Sharing standardized agent workflows across dev teams
✕ When NOT to use
- Environments requiring strict offline air-gapped agent operation
- Executing third-party code without reviewing internal permission flags
What to do today
- Run `claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community` in your terminal
- Browse verified community plugins at claude.com/plugins
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