Superpowers Marketplace
https://github.com/obra/superpowers-marketplace- Category
- AI Agents
- Rank
- No. 619Tools index
- Pricing
- Open Source
- Type
- TOOL
- Builder
- obra
- GitHub
- 1.3k stars
- Date
About
Curated marketplace of Claude Code plugins, skills, and agents — install community-built capabilities in one command.
What it does
This is a registry that points Claude Code at separately maintained capability packages. Its entries span development workflows, browser control, persistent conversation search, writing guidance, journaling, session orchestration, and experimental tools. Claude Code fetches each selected package from its linked Git repository.
Why it's ranked here
The appeal is breadth with a simple native installation surface. Every manifest entry declares a Git source and strict loading, while the collection covers several distinct workflows. The main weakness is documentation drift: the manifest contains substantially more packages than the introductory guide describes.
What's good
The collection groups practical, complementary capabilities under one installation source. The core package includes testing, debugging, planning, execution, and collaboration techniques. Other entries address browser automation, durable session memory, plugin development references, writing, journaling, and worker-session control. Package sources remain visible as explicit Git links.
Tradeoffs
This repository mostly supplies metadata, so the actual behavior, dependencies, maintenance, and quality live in separate repositories. Individual packages may use licenses different from the marketplace metadata. The introductory documentation describes only part of the manifest. An experimental branch package also requires uninstalling other core versions before installation.
How to use it well
It fits Claude Code users who want to assemble a working toolkit around planning, debugging, writing, memory, browser access, or session orchestration. Add the marketplace, then install only the packages tied to a concrete workflow. It does not replace each package's documentation, license review, or dependency assessment, and it is not a standalone application.
Technical notes+
The repository is metadata-first. .claude-plugin/marketplace.json defines the owner, marketplace metadata, and ten strict plugin records backed by Git URL sources, including one source pinned to a development branch. README.md documents marketplace registration and four package installs, leaving several manifest entries undocumented there. LICENSE applies MIT terms to the marketplace, while the README directs users to each plugin for its license. .claude/settings.local.json contains repository-local permission settings. No test directory appears in the supplied repository tree.
Observed
- License
- Marketplace metadata is licensed under MIT; individual plugin licenses are separate.
- Install surface
- Claude Code slash commands add the marketplace and install named packages from it.
- Package sources
- Manifest entries resolve to external Git repository URLs.
- Platform
- The documented consumer is Claude Code.
- Interfaces
- The collection includes skills, slash commands, CLI-oriented tooling, and MCP-based packages.
- Repository structure
- The repository is primarily JSON marketplace metadata and Markdown documentation; no test directory is shown.
Read from README.md, LICENSE, .claude/settings.local.json, .claude-plugin/marketplace.json.
What it can do
Install Claude Code plugins
Plugin name or identifier → Installed plugin ready for use
Browse curated marketplace catalog
Search query or category filter → List of available plugins, skills, and agents
Install community-built skills
Skill package identifier → Activated skill capability
Deploy AI agents
Agent configuration or package → Running AI agent instance
Execute one-command installations
Installation command → Fully configured capability
Manage installed capabilities
Installed plugin/skill/agent list → Updated capability configuration
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