claude-code-analyzer

You can analyze plugin structure by running the Claude Code analyzer on your project directory. It validates the project structure, checks that CLAUDE.md exists and is well-formed, and detects configuration issues with actionable recommendations.

A CLAUDE.md health check validates that your configuration file exists and is well-formed. You need it when managing plugin repositories to ensure configurations are correct and to discover structural improvement opportunities across projects.

Yes, you need python3, jq, and shasum installed. These dependencies are required for the analyzer to parse plugin structures, process configuration files, and generate detailed reports on your Claude Code project.

Yes, the analyzer discovers community resources and references across projects. It scans plugin repositories to identify available resources, providing a comprehensive view of community references within your project structure.

The best way to detect structural issues is running the analyzer on your plugin repository. It validates project structure, checks CLAUDE.md health, and identifies configuration problems, delivering a detailed report with actionable recommendations.

Configuration checks fail when CLAUDE.md is missing or poorly formed, or when project structure is invalid. The analyzer identifies these specific structural issues and provides actionable recommendations to resolve your plugin setup.