plugin-audit

plugin-audit

Audit your installed AI-assistant plugins. Auto-classifies into functional buckets, flags overlaps, and tells you what to keep, review, or disable — no input needed.

What it does

Reads your installed plugin cache from disk, groups every plugin into one of 8 functional buckets, detects overlapping plugins that do the same job, and produces a Keep / Review / Disable recommendation for each one.

Works with Claude Code. Detects plugins automatically — no screenshots, no pasting lists.

Install

# Via Claude Code plugin manager
/plugin install https://github.com/crackcode09/plugin-audit

Or clone and install locally:

git clone https://github.com/crackcode09/plugin-audit
# In Claude Code: /plugin install ./plugin-audit

Usage

Just say it:

• audit my plugins
• organize my skills
• which plugins should I keep
• too many plugins, help me clean up
• categorize my skills

Claude Code will scan your plugin cache and return a full bucketed inventory with hygiene recommendations.

The 8 buckets

1. Memory & Context Persistence
2. Knowledge & Docs Retrieval
3. Code Quality & Review
4. Feature Development & Workflow
5. Setup, Config & Project Management
6. Design & Frontend
7. Integrations & External Apps
8. Experimental / Personal / Misc

Output

• Chat: Full classified inventory with overlap flags and hygiene summary
• File: Saved to ~/.claude/plugin-audit-report.md (overwritten on each run)

Why

Every active plugin injects context into every conversation. Overlapping plugins (two memory managers, two workflow orchestrators) cause redundant instruction injection that degrades response quality. This skill gives you the visibility to make informed disable decisions.

License

MIT © Nidhin Dileepkumar