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awesome-claude-code
A curated list of guides, skills, tools and plugins for Claude Code users
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Claude Code has a growing ecosystem of skills, hooks, plugins, guides and side projects, spread across GitHub and blogs. This repo collects the ones the maintainer judged worth your time, with a short note on each.
The README is organized as a table of contents. Sections include Start Here, From Anthropic, Documentation and Learning, Skills, Agent Orchestration, Memory and Context Persistence, Status Lines, Security, Testing and Linting. Most entries give the author, a one or two sentence description, and badges for creation date, last commit, license and stars.
The README says the list is mid-transition. The current version highlights resources that were not on the earlier one. Older entries are being migrated back over time and are kept, without updates, in a README_ALTERNATIVES folder. It says it favors code quality, security and originality, but those are the maintainer's own claims.
What it does
Start Here learning material
Guides, tutorials and primers for newcomers, such as a single-page Claude Code reference, a chapter-based learning path with a quiz, and an essay on writing a good CLAUDE.md.
Official Anthropic resources
Links to Anthropic's Agent Skills repo, the Claude Code GitHub Action, a security-review Action, best-practices docs and a cheatsheet.
Tooling sorted by topic
Sections on skills, agent orchestration, memory and context persistence, and usage and cost monitoring.
Wide category coverage
Further sections cover status lines, alternative clients, remote control and voice, design, security, infrastructure, testing and linting.
Activity badges per entry
Many entries show created date, last commit, license and star badges, so you can judge how maintained a project is.
What you could build
- Find a beginner guide to learn how Claude Code, CLAUDE.md, hooks and subagents work.
- Browse community skills and plugins to extend your own Claude Code setup.
- Discover status lines and usage monitors to track sessions and cost.
- Look up Anthropic's official repos, such as Agent Skills and the GitHub Action, for running Claude Code in CI.
- Compare orchestration and memory tools before choosing one for a multi-agent workflow.
Get started
Nothing to install. Open the README on GitHub, start with the Start Here and From Anthropic sections, then use the table of contents to jump to a topic you care about.
Commands are copied from the project's README. Read it on GitHub for the full setup.
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