plugins

Scan and enumerate installed plugins, skills, and CLI commands into grouped tables.

9|5|Updated Feb 13, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/theaichimera/claude-code-project-intelligence --skill plugins-theaichimera
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: plugins
Source: https://github.com/theaichimera/claude-code-project-intelligence/tree/main/skills/plugins
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/theaichimera/claude-code-project-intelligence --skill plugins-theaichimera

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill scans the local environment to discover and catalog installed plugins, skills, and CLI commands so you can locate available capabilities without manually searching multiple directories and config files.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Comprehensive environment scan: Enumerates PI skills, user-level commands, project-level commands, registered plugins from settings, CLI tools in the PI bin, and beads if present.
  • Structured, grouped output: Extracts names and descriptions and organizes results into grouped tables (PI, user, project, MCP, CLI, beads) for quick reference and automated parsing.
  • Use Case: Useful when onboarding to a new project, auditing available commands, or building a help reference for team members.

Quick Start

Run the plugins skill to scan the current environment and return a grouped table of installed plugins, skills, and CLI tools.

Frequently Asked Questions about plugins

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I find all installed plugins and CLI commands in my environment?

To find installed plugins and CLI commands, scan the environment by reading the filesystem and settings.json to extract names and descriptions, producing grouped tabular summaries for quick reference.

What is the best way to enumerate project-level commands and user-level skills?

Enumerating project-level commands and user-level skills requires a comprehensive environment scan that organizes extracted names and descriptions into grouped tables categorized by PI, user, project, MCP, CLI, and beads.

Can I audit available commands across multiple directories and config files?

Yes, you can audit available commands by running a consolidated discovery scan that locates capabilities across PI skills, user commands, project commands, registered plugins, and CLI tools without manual directory searching.

How do I generate a help reference of installed tools for team members?

Generate a help reference of installed tools by scanning the local environment to catalog plugins, skills, and CLI commands, then outputting structured grouped tables suitable for automated parsing and team distribution.

Does the environment scan require any dependencies to discover registered plugins?

No dependencies are required to discover registered plugins; the scan reads the filesystem and settings.json directly to extract and consolidate installed capabilities into categorized tabular output.

Why manually search multiple directories when onboarding to a new project?

Manually searching directories during project onboarding is unnecessary because an automated environment scan catalogues all installed plugins, skills, and commands into grouped tables for immediate capability discovery.