moltbloat

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A Claude Code plugin that audits your ecosystem for bloat, redundancy, and token waste — with usage tracking, cost analysis, and ecosystem profiles.

Install

# From GitHub marketplace
claude plugin marketplace add https://github.com/jcgruesome/moltbloat
claude plugin install moltbloat

# From local path
claude plugin marketplace add /path/to/moltbloat
claude plugin install moltbloat

Usage

Core — audit, understand costs, clean up

/moltbloat:help                   # Show all available commands
/moltbloat:audit                  # Full scan with health score (0-100), includes compatibility
/moltbloat:audit --json           # Export audit as JSON for CI integration
/moltbloat:audit --export <path>  # Save audit results to file
/moltbloat:audit --deep           # Multi-agent forensic audit -> verified findings + report artifact
/moltbloat:token-budget           # Context cost breakdown + dollar estimates
/moltbloat:clean                  # Interactive cleanup with confirmation
/moltbloat:clean --dry-run        # Preview cleanup without making changes
/moltbloat:diagnose               # Self-diagnostic and health check

Intelligence — understand your ecosystem

/moltbloat:changelog      # Diff ecosystem against last snapshot
/moltbloat:depends        # Dependency graph + blast radius
/moltbloat:why <plugin>   # Quick "should I keep this?" card
/moltbloat:usage          # What you actually use vs installed — mined from native history

Management — control your ecosystem

/moltbloat:profile list            # See available profiles
/moltbloat:profile suggest         # Intelligent optimization based on usage + audit
/moltbloat:profile apply lean      # Switch to minimal config
/moltbloat:profile auto            # Auto-generate profile from usage data
/moltbloat:profile export <name>   # Share a profile as portable JSON
/moltbloat:profile import <path>   # Import a shared profile
/moltbloat:snapshot                # Save baseline, detect drift
/moltbloat:snapshot trends         # Show historical trends
/moltbloat:snapshot --export       # Export snapshot JSON
/moltbloat:team-report             # Aggregate findings across team

What makes this different

Usage tracking (retroactive)

/moltbloat:usage mines Claude Code's own session transcripts (~/.claude/projects/) to show exactly what you use vs what's just consuming context — immediately, from your first run, no waiting for data to accumulate. Every component is tiered by recency (active / stale / never used), and never-used MCPs, plugins, and agents come with the exact disable command. A silent PostToolUse hook supplements this with forward-looking corroboration.

Ecosystem profiles

Switch between lean (2-3 plugins, ~5K tokens) and full (everything, ~40K+ tokens) with one command. Or create custom profiles for frontend, backend, or project-specific work.

Real dollar costs

Token-budget shows the actual dollar cost of your ecosystem overhead:

• Per message at Opus/Sonnet/Haiku rates
• Per day (assuming 200 messages)
• Per month

Compatibility detection

Finds plugin conflicts before they cause mysterious behavior: hook collisions, skill name shadowing, duplicate MCP tools. Smart duplicate detection identifies semantic overlaps (e.g., two Vercel deployment plugins) even with different names.

Fully dynamic

All checks are structural — no hardcoded plugin names or curated opinion lists. The audit detects redundancy by analyzing what's actually installed and where things overlap, not by maintaining a database of "X replaces Y." The ecosystem evolves fast; moltbloat keeps up automatically.

Usage-aware recommendations

Cross-references audit findings with actual usage data. A plugin with zero usage that duplicates another plugin's functionality gets flagged as high priority for removal. Usage tracking is silent and automatic.