kit

A community-driven plugin & skills marketplace for Claude Code

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Using Plugins

Step 1: Add the kit marketplace

claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/hamsurang/kit

Step 2: Browse available plugins

# List all plugins from the marketplace
claude plugin list

# Search by keyword
claude plugin search <keyword>

Step 3: Install a plugin

claude plugin install <plugin-name>

Example:

claude plugin install vitest

Updating plugins

# Update a specific plugin
claude plugin update <plugin-name>

# Refresh all plugins from the marketplace
claude plugin marketplace update hamsurang/kit

Or install individual skills without adding the marketplace:

npx skills add hamsurang/kit

→ Full installation guide

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Building Plugins

Scaffold a new plugin interactively:

git clone https://github.com/hamsurang/kit
cd kit
bash scripts/scaffold-plugin.sh

→ Contributing guide · Plugin spec

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Plugin & Skills Directory

Plugin	Description	Author
vitest	Auto-invoked skill for writing, debugging, and configuring Vitest tests in Vite-based projects	minsoo.web
skill-review	Slash-command skill that reviews any SKILL.md against best practices and outputs a structured pass/fail report	minsoo.web
gh-cli	Auto-invoked skill for working with GitHub from the command line using the gh CLI tool	minsoo.web
personal-tutor	Adaptive technical tutoring skill that builds a persistent knowledge graph and learner profile across sessions	minsoo.web
deepwiki-cli	Query GitHub repository wikis via DeepWiki CLI without MCP token overhead.	minsoo.web
obsidian	Work with Obsidian vaults — search, create, edit, organize notes and manage frontmatter via obsidian-cli and Obsidian Headless	minsoo.web
library-analyzer	Analyze open-source libraries for contribution readiness with parallel agents	minsoo.web
obsidian-brain	Archive learnings from Claude Code sessions to Obsidian vault as Zettelkasten notes and use vault knowledge as conversational context	minsoo.web

Have a plugin to share? See Contributing.

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Benchmark: deepwiki-cli vs DeepWiki MCP

The deepwiki-cli plugin uses a Rust CLI binary instead of the MCP protocol, delivering significant token and time savings.

Tested with 3 queries (React Reconciler, Next.js App Router, Tokio Async Runtime). CLI approach uses a single deepwiki-cli ask Bash call; MCP approach performs the full 3-step protocol (initialize → tools/list → tools/call) via Streamable HTTP.

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Security Notice

kit does not audit or sandbox plugins. Review any plugin — especially .mcp.json and shell commands — before installing. Only install from authors you trust.

License

MIT — see LICENSE