A mall directory for Claude Code plugins, with security cameras

What it does

This is a community catalogue of Claude Code mods — the JavaScript/TypeScript function hooks that can change Claude Code’s interface and behavior. A scheduled scan searches GitHub for mod repositories, runs each through claude plugin validate, and publishes what the validator says the mod can access. The result is a browsable site (mods.aidojo.si) covering 3,570 mods as of the last scan, filterable by access level.

The interesting bit

Most awesome-lists tell you a project exists. This one tells you what a plugin could do to your machine — read, write, execute, or phone home — before you install it. It’s an independent scan, not an official Anthropic directory, and it cross-references Anthropic’s own plugin directory to flag which mods appear there too.

Key highlights

• 3,570 mods catalogued with description, access levels, observed events, and validation result
• Filter the catalogue by what a mod is allowed to access, not just by name or task
• Six curated Featured picks, including a cache-warmer, a live cost/context dashboard, and a file tree that highlights files as Claude touches them
• Includes a mod-finder plugin so you can ask Claude to find a mod for a task
• The whole catalogue is downloadable as raw Markdown if you’d rather grep than browse

Caveats

• Validation checks source without running the mod — it does not guarantee safe behavior or runtime compatibility
• Discovery depends on GitHub’s index and search patterns, so brand-new mods may lag before appearing
• Requires Claude Code 2.1.287+; some mods have their own terminal requirements (e.g. kitty-graphics)

Verdict

If you’re installing third-party code into your coding agent, this is exactly the due-diligence tooling you want. If you never touch Claude Code, it’s a well-organized museum of someone else’s ecosystem.