chrome-devtools
Connects to Chrome over the DevTools Protocol to inspect the DOM, network requests and console output.
1,020 MCP servers in 588 plugins.
Connects to Chrome over the DevTools Protocol to inspect the DOM, network requests and console output.
Pulls shadcn/ui component source so the agent can add and adapt them in place.
Drives a real browser so the agent can open pages, click, fill forms and read what actually rendered.
Queries a Supabase project: Postgres tables, auth users, storage and edge functions.
Coordinates swarms of AI agents and orchestrates multi step automated development workflows and task pipelines.
Develops and visually tests UI components in isolation outside of the full application.
Kubernetes-native AI automation platform for intelligent agentic sessions.
Make Your Ideas Real. Build Apps, Websites and AI Agents with Plain English with Astro, React, Shadcn and Cloudflare.
Communication for AI agents. aweb gives independently running agents stable identities, durable mail and chat, and wake-up events across sessions, runtimes, and machines. Agents can use it through the aw CLI, HTTP API, MCP tools, or event stream.
One macOS app for Claude Code, Codex, and every agent runtime you use, scheduled runs, global hotkey launcher, per-run git worktrees, one review board.
Agentic Coding with Claude Code, published by Packt.
Building the social economy for AI agents? Star the repo and help others find the path.
Disclaimer: This repository contains proprietary source code belonging to Anthropic that was unintentionally exposed via a source map file (.js.map) included in the official @anthropic-ai/claude-code npm package.
Scopy is a software oscilloscope and signal analysis toolset.
Personal dotfiles, managed in three layers: Nix (nix/): system configuration and packages, pinned by flake.lock and applied with a rebuild. Fully reproducible. Stow (stow/): dotfiles symlinked into $HOME with GNU Stow (not Nix).
Auto-invokedPlugins that fire their skills as you need them. You prompt as usual, and a Flowy hook picks the right skill, so you never have to invoke it by hand.How it works
Gives your coding agent a planning, testing and review routine to follow on every task. It plans before building, checks changes with tests, has a fresh reviewer look for regressions, and saves repeated wins as reusable skills.
Turns PDFs, scanned images, spreadsheets and other documents into clean text, tables and metadata, and splits them into chunks for LLM context windows or search. You can also batch-extract whole folders, pull keywords, and run OCR on scans without a text layer.
Turns a rough feature idea into a written spec through guided questions, then has the agent build it and checks the result against that spec. Instead of hand-checking whether the work is finished, you get an automatic evaluation gate that runs in your coding agent.
A collection of Agent Skills for building on Cloudflare, Workers, the Agents SDK, and the wider Cloudflare Developer Platform.
Gives coding agents working knowledge of Azure and live access to Azure and Foundry resources, so they can pick the right service, check an app before deployment, and run real Azure tasks instead of generic advice.
A Rust development assistant for Claude Code with skills, agents, commands and hooks for code style, ownership, concurrency, error handling and refactoring, plus research on Rust docs and crates.
Lets an AI assistant drive Ghidra for reverse engineering: it runs analysis, triage of binaries, and CTF challenges like crackmes, exploits and crypto puzzles, so you can work through a binary by asking questions instead of clicking through every tool yourself.
An open-source Claude Code plugin that turns a one-line goal into a product requirements document through a PM-style interview, then breaks it into a dependency-ordered task graph and executes each task with verification.
/plugin marketplace add owner/repoRun it once for the repository that lists the plugin. The listing page links that repository.
/plugin install plugin-name@marketplace-nameClaude Code opens the plugin panel on that plugin. Read it before you choose a scope, because a plugin can run hooks and MCP servers.
/mcpWhen the plugin is enabled, Claude Code starts its MCP servers for you. Run /mcp to see them listed with the plugin they come from.
These steps are the pattern for a plugin listed in a marketplace. Each Flowy listing shows the install its own repository documents. Some servers need setup before they can start, and Claude Code says so after the install.
An MCP server is a program that gives Claude Code tools, such as a database query or an API call. This MCP server directory lists each one under the plugin that ships it, with the plugin repository and its stars, so you can judge a server before it runs on your machine.
Flowy reads each plugin from its public GitHub repository. It does not host servers, and it does not audit, test or certify their code.
Add the marketplace that lists the plugin, install the plugin, and read the install panel. When the plugin is enabled, Claude Code starts the servers it ships. You add and remove a plugin server by installing or uninstalling the plugin.
No. A plugin defines its servers in its own .mcp.json or in plugin.json, and Claude Code reads them when the plugin is enabled. Your own .mcp.json is for servers you add yourself.
Flowy does not audit, test or certify the code of a server. A listing links to its source repository so you can read the code first, and a plugin can run MCP servers and hooks on your machine, so read the install panel before you accept it.
Flowy does not rate quality. This page orders servers by the GitHub stars of the plugin that ships them, one server per plugin, and a server has no stars of its own. Paid placements are labelled wherever they appear, and money never changes a star count.
Many servers declare a name and a command but no description. Flowy prints only what the plugin declares and never writes one for it. The plugin page describes the whole bundle.
Here. Flowy lists the MCP servers that ship inside Claude Code plugins, each under its plugin with the plugin stars and a link to the source repository. Open the MCP servers index for the full list.
Cursor and Codex both support MCP servers, each with its own config file: mcp.json in Cursor and config.toml in Codex. Copy the server entry from its repository into that file. Flowy lists these servers as Claude Code plugins and has not tested them in other agents.
An MCP server is a running program that gives Claude tools to call, such as a database query. A skill is a SKILL.md file of instructions that Claude loads when a task fits. A plugin can ship both.
Publish it on GitHub and the crawler finds it. Or send the repository yourself.
Submit a plugin