install-recommended-tools

To check installed Claude Code plugins and MCP servers, the tool reads local and user configuration files to build an inventory of enabled plugins and configured servers. It detects existing developer tooling to establish a baseline before recommending missing components.

Yes, you can get missing LSP and MCP server recommendations by specifying your development types and chosen languages. The tool produces deduplicated, tiered lists grouped by scope, ensuring you receive curated tooling advice tailored to your specific frontend, backend, or mobile workflows.

The best way to install recommended developer tools is by following the explicit install commands printed during the interactive workflow. The tool advises global versus local installation scope to apply curated tooling correctly and avoid unnecessary or harmful hooks in your environment.

Yes, the tool warns about hook-heavy plugins during the plugin management workflow. It enforces scope rules and explicitly flags plugins with heavy hooks to prevent unnecessary or harmful side effects when configuring your Claude Code environment.

To verify Claude Code plugin installations, the tool re-reads your user and project settings after offering installation choices. It verifies the applied changes to ensure the recommended plugins and MCP servers are successfully configured in your development environment.

You need an interactive developer tool audit when bootstrapping a new project or reviewing existing tooling. It is ideal for identifying missing plugins, LSPs, and MCP servers across frontends, backends, mobile, CLI, data, and infrastructure workflows.