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hesreallyhim/awesome-claude-code
A curated list of awesome skills, hooks, slash-commands, agent orchestrators, applications, and plugins for Claude Code by Anthropic
An awesome-list aggregator for Claude Code extensions: slash commands, hooks, CLAUDE.md templates, status line plugins, alternative clients, and workflow patterns. Aimed at developers already using Claude Code who want to find community-built add-ons without hunting GitHub manually. At 46k stars it has clearly become the canonical index for this ecosystem.
The backing data lives in THE_RESOURCES_TABLE.csv, so the content is machine-readable and not locked inside Markdown tables — you can query it programmatically. The repo generates a dozen alternative README views (sorted by date, stars, category, alphabetically) from that same CSV, which is a genuinely useful UX choice for a large list. GitHub Actions automation covers link validation, health checks, and submission enforcement, keeping the list from rotting silently. The .claude/commands/ directory means you can actually dog-food the repo — pull it in as a submodule or reference folder and the evaluate-repository command is right there.
The main README is currently a placeholder with a TODO and a chatbot joke where the table of contents should be — the actual content is only in the README_ALTERNATIVES/ files, which is disorienting if you land on the repo cold. The assets/ directory has north of 200 SVG badge files, one per listed resource, which bloats the repo size and makes the tree noise-heavy for anyone cloning it. Being tightly scoped to Claude Code means the entire list becomes worthless the moment Claude Code changes its extension API or Anthropic deprecates it, and there is no clear policy for pruning dead or abandoned entries. Community-submitted content has no standardized quality bar beyond CI link checks — a hook that works but is poorly written passes the same gate as an excellent one.