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Till's Claude Code Marketplace

Personal marketplace for Claude Code plugins.

Register Marketplace

Open Claude Code in any project directory:

• Remote: /plugin marketplace add tgartner/till-claude-code-marketplace (Recommended)
• Local (from a clone of this repo): /plugin marketplace add ./

Install a Plugin

/plugin install spec@till-claude-code-marketplace

Select "Install for all collaborators on this repository (project scope)" or "Install for just me (user scope)" as needed. Restart Claude Code to load new plugins.

Available Plugins

Plugin	Description	Commands
spec	Spec-driven change management workflow	/spec:overview, /spec:document-system, /spec:explore, /spec:propose, /spec:iterate, /spec:apply, /spec:archive

Plugin Development Workflow

Normally, installing a plugin copies its files into Claude Code's internal storage. That means every edit requires a reinstall — slow for active development.

Use --plugin-dir to bypass this: it loads the plugin straight from your local files so changes take effect immediately.

# Launch Claude Code with the plugin loaded from source
claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/spec

Then iterate without restarting:

1. Edit any plugin file (commands, skills, agents, hooks)
2. Reload inside Claude Code with /reload-plugins
3. Test the command
4. Go back to step 1

Commit and push only when the plugin is stable, then install it from the marketplace as usual.

Alternative Approaches

Approach	How	Tradeoff
--plugin-dir	claude --plugin-dir ./plugins/x	Recommended. Live reload, but you must pass the flag at every startup
Local marketplace	/plugin marketplace add ./ then /plugin install x	One-time setup, but files are copied — must reinstall after changes
Symlinks	ln -s /path/to/repo/plugins/x ~/.claude/plugins/x	Changes reflected live, but manual setup and fragile

Disable Plugins per Repo

Globally installed plugins can be disabled for a specific project via .claude/settings.json (git-committed, team-wide) or .claude/settings.local.json (local only, not committed):

{
  "enabledPlugins": {
    "spec@till-claude-code-marketplace": false
  }
}

Alternatively, uninstall a plugin only for the current project:

/plugin uninstall spec@till-claude-code-marketplace --scope project