Build with Claude is a plugin marketplace and discovery platform for Claude Code that aggregates Claude Skills, Agents, Commands, Hooks, Plugins, and MCP Servers from curated collections and the broader community ecosystem.
The platform solves the problem of discovering and managing extensions for Claude Code by providing a centralized hub where developers can browse, search, and install plugins across multiple categories. It maintains curated collections of agents (specialized AI experts for different domains), commands (slash commands for automation tasks), hooks (event-driven automation), skills (reusable capabilities), and plugins (bundled packages). Beyond these maintained collections, the tool indexes community contributions including thousands of external plugins, MCP servers for database and API connections, and plugin marketplaces created by the community. A web interface at buildwithclaude.com allows filtering and searching across all these types with one-click install command copying and access to documentation and usage examples.
Developers should adopt this tool if they work with Claude Code and want to extend its capabilities without building everything from scratch. The curated collections provide vetted starting points across development domains like backend, frontend, mobile development, language-specific experts, security auditing, DevOps, and data engineering. The command library covers common workflows like version control, code analysis, documentation generation, and project management. The platform suits teams looking to standardize Claude Code workflows through hooks for notifications, git automation, linting, and security scanning. For those seeking to explore what others have built, the indexing of thousands of community plugins and MCP servers provides discovery beyond the maintained collections.
The project maintains actively curated collections across multiple plugin types with documented categories and examples. The web interface receives regular updates to support browsing and searching across the indexed ecosystem. Community contributions are welcomed through a documented process for adding plugins to the collections.
