vtsls-lsp

awesome-claude-plugins

A curated collection of Claude Code plugins by @jaskerv — language servers, workflow tools, and developer experience improvements for Claude Code.

Plugins

Plugin	Description	Category
vtsls-lsp	TypeScript/JavaScript language server powered by VS Code's TypeScript engine	LSP
secret-scan-hook	Runs gitleaks after every file edit — detects leaked secrets and alerts Claude before they reach git	Hook
oxlint-hook	Runs oxlint after every file edit — auto-fixes violations and reports remaining issues to Claude	Hook

Installation

claude plugins marketplace add jaskerv/awesome-claude-plugins
claude plugins install <plugin-name>@jaskerv-plugins

Plugins in Detail

vtsls-lsp

TypeScript and JavaScript language intelligence for Claude Code, powered by VTSLS — the same TypeScript engine that powers VS Code.

Gives Claude Code's built-in LSP tool access to go-to-definition, find references, hover types, document symbols, workspace symbol search, go-to-implementation, and call hierarchy — for .ts, .tsx, .js, .jsx, and ESM/CJS variants.

Why VTSLS over typescript-language-server? VTSLS uses VS Code's TypeScript extension under the hood. It handles complex projects — monorepos, path aliases, project references — more reliably than the alternative.

Full installation instructions →

oxlint-hook

Auto-lints JS/TS files as Claude edits them. After each write, it runs oxlint --fix to clean up fixable violations in place, then reports anything left to Claude as a system message so Claude can address it in the next turn.

Works with your project's existing .oxlintrc.json — no extra config needed in the plugin. Prefers the local node_modules/.bin/oxlint binary so it always uses the version your project specifies.

Full installation instructions →

secret-scan-hook

Protects against leaked secrets in two layers. The async per-file scan warns Claude immediately after each write so secrets get caught early. The blocking commit gate intercepts git commit commands and hard-blocks any commit where staged files contain secrets — using gitleaks with 140+ detectors covering AWS, GitHub, Stripe, GCP, and more.

Respects .gitleaks.toml at the project root for custom rules and allowlists.

Full installation instructions →

Contributing

Plugin ideas and PRs welcome. See the plugin structure for how to add a new one.

License

MIT