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axiom alternatives: 12 Claude Code plugins like charleswiltgen/axiom

Flowy lists 43 other Mobile plugins like axiom, ranked by shared technologies, then GitHub stars; nothing in this list is paid.

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How they compare

axiom and its 12 closest alternatives
PluginStars7 daysUpdatedLicenseContains
axiomThis page1,229+7Oct 20, 2026MIT69 skills, 42 agents, 17 commands, 1 MCP server
1expo53,171+199Oct 29, 2026MIT6 skills
2shipswift3,246+4Oct 26, 2026MIT3 skills
3sceneview1,350+3Oct 27, 2026Apache-2.05 agents, 1 MCP server
4react-native-reanimated-dnd1,075+1Jul 30, 2026MIT1 skill, 10 hooks
5ue-mcp451+10Oct 27, 2026MIT6 skills
6modlens4,465+215Oct 23, 2026MIT1 skill
7react-native-unistyles2,973+2Oct 27, 2026not available2 skills
8openpets1,332+29Oct 24, 2026MIT1 skill
9react-native-storybook1,3240Oct 24, 2026MIT3 skills, 1 command, 1 MCP server
10ios-simulator-skill1,300+11Oct 19, 2026MIT1 skill
11panelui899+39Oct 28, 2026MIT5 skills
12mobile-harness416+11Oct 21, 2026MIT1 skill

The 12 closest alternatives

5. ue-mcp

451 stars+10 this week

Unreal Engine Model Context Protocol Server - gives AI assistants deep read/write access to the Unreal Editor through 30 category tools…

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6. modlens

4,465 stars+215 this week

The first vision plugin for DeepSeek Harness, and the vision bridge for every text-only coding agent.

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8. openpets

1,332 stars+29 this week

Local first, desktop companion platform with animated pets, plugin SDK and coding-agent integrations.

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11. panelui

899 stars+39 this week

High-performance React Native and React components .

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Questions about axiom alternatives

What is the best alternative to axiom?

expo is the first of 12 alternatives to axiom by shared technologies: it has 53,171 stars (ahead of axiom) and gained 199 stars this week.

Which axiom alternative has the most skills?

expo has the most, with 6 skills of the 12 alternatives listed. axiom has 69.

Is axiom free?

Yes. axiom is published under the MIT license, so it is free to use.