claude-code-plugin

To develop a Claude Code plugin, you need to structure your directory and define a manifest file. You can then publish the plugin to the GitHub Marketplace, npm, or share it directly for user installation.

Claude Code plugins support four core components for extending functionality: Commands, Skills, Hooks, and MCP. These components allow you to define custom interactions and automate tasks within the Claude environment.

You can develop event-driven automation hooks by following the hook development guidelines for Claude Code. The process involves defining hook triggers and executing local testing procedures to ensure they fire correctly during specific events.

Yes, plugin lifecycle management supports semantic versioning and synchronization. You can push updates to your published plugin, ensuring users can easily install the latest version through their respective marketplaces.

Setting up a custom marketplace allows you to manage plugin distribution internally. The guide provides strategies for marketplace creation, enabling you to host and organize plugins tailored to your specific organizational needs.

Troubleshooting Claude Code plugin installations involves checking the manifest file and validating the installation method used. The guide covers common scenarios to help identify and resolve synchronization or versioning conflicts.