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# Claude Plugins — Community README

This repository functions as a "read-only mirror" of the community plugin marketplace for Claude Cowork and Claude Code products.

## Key Purpose

The repository maintains a `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json` file listing available community plugins. This list undergoes nightly synchronization from Anthropic's internal review system, ensuring all listed plugins have completed security scanning and received approval for distribution.

## Installation Methods

For Claude Cowork users, plugins can be installed directly through the plugins interface. Claude Code users access community plugins via command line:

```bash
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community
claude plugin install <plugin-name>@claude-community
```

## Submission Process

Plugin developers must submit their work through the official submission portal rather than via direct repository pull requests. The documentation notes that submissions undergo automated security review before approval.

## Related Resources

The repository references two companion projects: Anthropic's official plugin collection and specialized role-specific knowledge-work plugins, providing developers with additional context about the broader plugin ecosystem.


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# Claude Code Plugins Directory - Complete Content

Here is the full README file content:

The document describes a curated plugins directory for Claude Code, organized into internal and external plugin sections. It emphasizes that users should "trust a plugin before installing, updating, or using it" since Anthropic cannot verify third-party software.

The directory structure separates Anthropic-developed plugins in `/plugins` from community contributions in `/external_plugins`. Installation occurs through Claude Code's plugin system using `/plugin install {plugin-name}@claude-plugins-official` or the discovery interface.

For contributions, internal plugins follow reference implementations, while external submissions require approval via a submission form at the provided link.

Plugin architecture follows a standardized layout including metadata files, optional MCP configuration, and directories for commands, agents, and skills. Documentation must include a README.

A critical requirement states that plugin names are "immutable slugs"—once published, the name cannot change without breaking existing installations. The document explains using `displayName` for UI labeling instead and provides migration guidance through a `renames` mapping in marketplace configuration.

The guide addresses skill-bundle plugins, which can declare skills directly when source repositories lack a plugin manifest, using `strict: false` mode with explicit skill array declarations.

Finally, it directs users to individual plugin licenses and references the official plugin development documentation for additional details.


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# Claude Agent SDK Demos - Full README Content

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# Claude Agent SDK Demos

> ⚠ **IMPORTANT**: These are demo applications by Anthropic. They are intended for local development only and should NOT be deployed to production or used at scale.

This repository contains multiple demonstrations of the Claude Agent SDK, showcasing different ways to build AI-powered applications with Claude.

## Available Demos

### 📧 Email Agent
An in-development IMAP email assistant that can display your inbox, perform agentic search to find emails, and provide AI-powered email assistance.

### 📊 Excel Demo
Demonstrations of working with spreadsheets and Excel files using Claude.

### 👋 Hello World
A simple getting-started example to help you understand the basics of the Claude Agent SDK.

### 🔄 Hello World V2
Examples for the V2 Session API with separate send()/stream() instead of a single query() generator, featuring multi-turn conversation and session persistence patterns.

### 🔬 Research Agent
A multi-agent research system that coordinates specialized subagents to research topics and generate comprehensive reports, with detailed subagent activity tracking.

### 🎨 AskUserQuestion Previews
A branding assistant that renders AskUserQuestion options as visual HTML preview cards instead of plain text labels.

### 💬 Simple Chat App
A React + Express chat UI backed by the SDK, showing a full conversation loop over WebSocket with streaming responses.

### 📄 Resume Generator
Generates a one-page .docx resume by web-searching a person's name and assembling the findings.

## Quick Start

Each demo has its own directory with dedicated setup instructions. Navigate to the specific demo folder and follow its README for setup and usage details.

## Prerequisites

- Bun runtime (or Node.js 18+)
- An Anthropic API key

## Getting Started

1. Clone the repository
2. Choose a demo and navigate to its directory
3. Follow the demo-specific README for setup and usage instructions

## Resources

- Claude Agent SDK Documentation
- API Reference
- GitHub Issues

## Support

These are demo applications provided as-is. For issues, refer to the SDK Documentation, GitHub Issues, or Anthropic Support.

## License

MIT - This is sample code for demonstration purposes.


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# Claude Code Security Reviewer - Complete README

The webpage contains the full README for a GitHub Action that performs AI-powered security analysis. Here's the complete content:

## Overview
This tool uses Claude to analyze code changes for security vulnerabilities in pull requests, offering "contextual understanding" that goes beyond pattern matching to detect real security issues.

## Core Features
The action provides diff-aware scanning that "only analyzes changed files," automatic PR commenting, and language-agnostic analysis. It includes false positive filtering to reduce noise.

## Setup Instructions
Users add a workflow file to `.github/workflows/security.yml` with permissions for pull requests and contents access, using their Claude API key stored as a secret.

## Security Warning
The documentation explicitly states: "This action is not hardened against prompt injection attacks and should only be used to review trusted PRs." Maintainers should require approval for external contributors.

## Configuration Options
The action accepts parameters including the API key, commenting preferences, directory exclusions, model selection, timeout settings, and custom instruction files for filtering and scanning.

## Vulnerability Types Detected
The tool identifies injection attacks, authentication flaws, data exposure, cryptographic issues, input validation problems, business logic flaws, configuration weaknesses, supply chain risks, code execution vulnerabilities, and XSS variants.

## Additional Capabilities
Claude Code includes a `/security-review` slash command for integrated analysis, customizable through project configuration files.

## Testing & Support
The repository includes pytest test suites and directs users to GitHub Issues and Actions logs for troubleshooting.


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# cwc-workshops Repository README

## Overview
This repository contains workshop materials from Anthropic's "Code with Claude" initiatives. The project is not actively maintained and does not accept contributions.

## Workshop Contents

The repository includes ten distinct workshops:

1. **Picking the Right Model** (`rightmodel/`) — Uses Claude Code SKILL to audit LLM evaluation suites and test them across different models and parameters.

2. **Compose Multi-Agent Systems** (`agent-decomposition/`) — Refactors a complex inventory agent into skills, code execution, and callable agents using Claude Managed Agents.

3. **How We Claude Code** (`how-we-claude-code/`) — Documents a three-phase AI-assisted workflow from interviews through design explorations to a React application.

4. **Ship Your First Managed Agent** (`ship-your-first-managed-agent/`) — A Streamlit-based incident dashboard project requiring implementation of seven API integration functions.

5. **Agent Battle** (`agent-battle/`) — A competitive configuration challenge where participants optimize agents for maximum game performance within token constraints.

6. **Agents That Remember** (`agents-that-remember/`) — Explores memory persistence by progressively adding memory primitives to managed agents.

7. **Eval-Driven Agent Development** (`eval-driven-agent-development/`) — Iteratively improves a presentation-generation agent through six variants using quantitative evaluation.

8. **Deal Desk** (`production-ready-agent/`) — Multi-agent M&A research system featuring parallel sub-agents and integrated tools.

9. **The Research Desk** (`research-desk/`) — SEC filings research platform built with Next.js featuring specialized analysts and memory management.

## Licensing
All materials are distributed under the Apache License 2.0.


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# jlens — Jacobian lens: Complete README

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The repository contains a reference implementation for the Jacobian lens, described as "not maintained and not accepting contributions." It serves as companion code for research on verbalizable representations in language models.

**Core Functionality:**
The Jacobian lens interprets what internal activations incline the model to generate. It transports residual-stream vectors through layers using average input-output Jacobians, then decodes results via the model's unembedding into ranked token lists.

**Installation and Usage:**
Installation requires running `pip install -e .`. The package supports both applying pre-fitted lenses and fitting new ones on custom models. Pre-fitted lenses can be applied to text prompts at specified positions, while fitting uses 1000 sequences of 128 tokens from web-text corpora (though quality plateaus with approximately 100 prompts).

**Key Features:**
The repository includes an interactive visualization tool (`walkthrough.ipynb`) that loads models, applies lenses, and renders layer-by-layer analyses. Visualization cells display top-1 predictions with vocabulary rankings, and users can select positions to track token ranks across layers.

**Licensing and Data:**
Code is released under Apache License 2.0. Synthetic prompt sets and evaluation data authored by Anthropic also use Apache 2.0. The visualization employs d3 (ISC license). No model weights or text corpora are included; these are downloaded separately and subject to their respective licenses.


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## 1. claude-plugins-official
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-official/main/README.md

A curated plugins directory for Claude Code organized into internal and external plugin sections. Emphasizes trusting plugins before installation since Anthropic cannot verify third-party software. The directory separates Anthropic-developed plugins in `/plugins` from community contributions in `/external_plugins`. Installation uses Claude Code's plugin system with `/plugin install {plugin-name}@claude-plugins-official`. Addresses critical requirements including immutable plugin name slugs (cannot change after publishing without breaking installations) and uses `displayName` for UI labeling. Covers skill-bundle plugins, which can declare skills directly using `strict: false` mode with explicit skill array declarations.

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## 2. claude-plugins-community
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/claude-plugins-community/main/README.md

Functions as a read-only mirror of the community plugin marketplace for Claude Cowork and Claude Code products. Maintains a `.claude-plugin/marketplace.json` file listing available community plugins that undergoes nightly synchronization from Anthropic's internal review system. For Claude Code users, community plugins are accessed via:
```bash
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/claude-plugins-community
claude plugin install <plugin-name>@claude-community
```
Plugin developers must submit through the official submission portal rather than direct PRs. All submissions undergo automated security review before approval.

---

## 3. claude-agent-sdk-demos
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/claude-agent-sdk-demos/main/README.md

Contains demonstrations of the Claude Agent SDK for local development only (NOT for production or scaling). Available demos include:
- Email Agent (IMAP email assistant)
- Excel Demo (spreadsheet/Excel file handling)
- Hello World (basic SDK example)
- Hello World V2 (V2 Session API with send()/stream())
- Research Agent (multi-agent research with subagent coordination)
- AskUserQuestion Previews (branding assistant with HTML preview cards)
- Simple Chat App (React + Express chat UI with WebSocket)
- Resume Generator (web-search powered .docx resume)

Prerequisites: Bun runtime (or Node.js 18+) and Anthropic API key. Each demo has its own directory with setup instructions. Licensed under MIT.

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## 4. claude-code-security-review
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/claude-code-security-review/main/README.md

GitHub Action that uses Claude for AI-powered security analysis of code changes in PRs. Features include diff-aware scanning, automatic PR commenting, language-agnostic analysis, and false positive filtering. Setup requires adding a workflow file to `.github/workflows/security.yml` with appropriate permissions and Claude API key as a secret.

**Important warning:** The action is NOT hardened against prompt injection attacks and should only review trusted PRs. Detects injection attacks, authentication flaws, data exposure, cryptographic issues, input validation problems, business logic flaws, configuration weaknesses, supply chain risks, code execution vulnerabilities, and XSS variants. Includes pytest test suites and includes a `/security-review` slash command in Claude Code for integrated analysis.

---

## 5. jacobian-lens
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/jacobian-lens/main/README.md

Reference implementation of the Jacobian lens (NOT maintained, NOT accepting contributions). Serves as companion code for research on verbalizable representations in language models. The lens interprets what internal activations incline the model to generate by transporting residual-stream vectors through layers using average input-output Jacobians, then decoding via the model's unembedding into ranked token lists.

Installation: `pip install -e .` Includes an interactive visualization tool (`walkthrough.ipynb`) that loads models, applies lenses, and renders layer-by-layer analyses. Pre-fitted lenses can be applied to text prompts; fitting uses 1000 sequences of 128 tokens from web-text corpora. Code under Apache License 2.0.

---

## 6. cwc-workshops
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anthropics/cwc-workshops/main/README.md

Workshop materials from Anthropic's "Code with Claude" initiatives (not actively maintained, not accepting contributions). Contains ten workshops:
1. Picking the Right Model — LLM evaluation auditing across models/parameters
2. Compose Multi-Agent Systems — Refactoring complex agents using Managed Agents
3. How We Claude Code — Three-phase AI-assisted workflow documentation
4. Ship Your First Managed Agent — Streamlit incident dashboard project
5. Agent Battle — Competitive agent optimization challenge
6. Agents That Remember — Memory persistence exploration
7. Eval-Driven Agent Development — Iterative agent improvement via quantitative evaluation
8. Deal Desk — Multi-agent M&A research system
9. The Research Desk — SEC filings research with Next.js
10. Additional workshop (implied in description)

All materials distributed under Apache License 2.0.