Claude Code Plugins
A curated collection of plugins for Claude Code (Anthropic's official CLI tool). These plugins enhance your Claude Code experience with notifications, task management, permission synchronization, and more.
Table of Contents
Installation
Step 1: Add the Marketplace
In Claude Code, run /plugin and select Add marketplace:
qazuor/claude-code-plugins
Step 2: Install Plugins
After adding the marketplace, install the plugins you want:
/plugin → Install plugin → Select from qazuor-claude-code-plugins
Recommended minimum:
notifications - Audio feedback when Claude finishespermission-sync - Keep permissions consistent across projectstask-master - If you work with specs and tasks
Step 3: Restart Claude Code
Some plugins register hooks that only activate on session start. Restart Claude Code after installing.
Plugins Overview
Plugin Details
notifications
Purpose: Audio and visual feedback when Claude Code needs your attention.
What it does:
- Plays a beep (1000Hz) when main session stops
- Plays a lower beep (800Hz) when subagents finish
- Shows desktop notifications with optional TTS (text-to-speech)
What it doesn't do:
- No configuration needed
- No commands to run
Hooks:
| Event | Action |
|---|
Notification | Desktop notification + TTS |
Stop | 1000Hz beep (0.2s) |
SubagentStop | 800Hz beep (0.1s) |
Requirements: paplay (Linux), afplay (macOS), or PowerShell (Windows/WSL)
task-master
Purpose: Specification-driven development with task decomposition, progress tracking, autonomous loops, and guardrails.
What it does:
- Creates formal specifications from requirements
- Decomposes specs into atomic, scored tasks with dependencies
- Tracks progress with visual dashboards
- Runs quality gates (lint, typecheck, tests) before completion
- Detects active work on session start
- Autonomous loop for processing tasks sequentially without manual intervention
- Guardrails system with learned constraints for safe autonomous execution
What it doesn't do:
- Doesn't replace your project management tool
- Doesn't auto-commit or push code
Commands:
| Command | Description |
|---|
/spec | Create a specification from requirements |
/tasks | Show task dashboard with progress |
/next-task | Get the next available task |
/new-task | Create a standalone task (no spec needed) |
/task-status | Detailed progress report |
/replan | Modify tasks when requirements change |
/auto-loop | Start autonomous task processing loop |
/auto-loop-cancel | Cancel an active autonomous loop |
Autonomous Loop:
The /auto-loop command starts a controlled loop that processes tasks one after another:
- Configurable max iterations (default 10)
- Pauses at phase boundaries for review
- Respects guardrails throughout execution
- Stop hook continues loop across session boundaries
- Quality gate checks before each task completion
Guardrails:
Learned constraints stored in .claude/guardrails.md:
- Append-only signs that guide autonomous execution
- 4 seed signs included by default (quality gates, state consistency, documentation, focused changes)
- Add project-specific guardrails as you learn
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