A curated collection of plugins, skills, and configuration templates for Claude Code, plus integration with recommended third-party marketplaces.

From this marketplace (pigfoot):

• commit - Smart commit message generation with conventional commits, emoji prefixes, and GPG signing support
• context7 - Access up-to-date documentation and code examples for any library or framework

Recommended third-party plugins (available in this marketplace):

• superpowers - Comprehensive skills library with proven development workflows (TDD, debugging, code review)

Reusable workflow patterns included in plugins - automatically available after plugin installation.

• .GEMINI.md - Comprehensive development guidelines template (save as GEMINI.md in your project)

Before using this marketplace, ensure you have these tools installed:

Recommended to use Homebrew:

# Install Homebrew if you don't have it
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

# Install required tools
brew install jq
brew install oven-sh/bun/bun
brew install uv

Use apt, apt-get, yum, pacman, apk or any native package manager tool.

Example (Debian/Ubuntu):

sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install -y jq

# bun for javascript/typescript
curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash
# uv for python
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh

# Install Scoop if you don't have it
Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
Invoke-RestMethod -Uri https://get.scoop.sh | Invoke-Expression

# Install required tools
scoop install jq
scoop install bun
scoop install uv

Follow the official installation guide or use one of the methods below:

Homebrew (macOS, Linux):

brew install gemini-cli

macOS, Linux, WSL, Git Bash:

bun install -g @google/gemini-cli

This one-time setup gemini cli configures GEMINI.md for optimal workflow.

Run these commands to optimize gemini cli settings

# Create settings file if it does not exist
[[ ! -r "${HOME}/.gemini/settings.json" ]] && mkdir -p "${HOME}/.gemini" && echo "{}" > "${HOME}/.gemini/settings.json"
jq "$(cat <<'EOF'
  .contextFileName = (((.contextFileName // []) + ["GEMINI.md", "AGENTS.md"])
  | unique)
  | .general.previewFeatures = true
  | .security.auth.selectedType = "gemini-api-key"
  | .ui.hideTips = true
  | .usageStatisticsEnabled = false
EOF
)" ${HOME}/.gemini/settings.json > /tmp/temp.json && mv -f /tmp/temp.json ${HOME}/.gemini/settings.json

Run these commands to install extensions from pigfoot/gemini-cli-hubs:

mkdir -p "${HOME}/.skillz"
gemini extensions install https://github.com/pigfoot/gemini-cli-hubs

The .GEMINI.md template provides comprehensive development guidelines that work with installed extensions.

Option 1: Apply to current project (Recommended) This ensures Gemini follows these rules for this specific project.

macOS, Linux, WSL, Git Bash:

curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pigfoot/gemini-cli-hubs/main/.GEMINI.md -o "./GEMINI.md"

Option 2: Save as global template Useful for copying to new projects later.

mkdir -p "${HOME}/.gemini"
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pigfoot/gemini-cli-hubs/main/.GEMINI.md -o "${HOME}/.gemini/GEMINI.md"

mkdir -p "${HOME}/.skillz/commit"
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/pigfoot/claude-code-hubs/refs/heads/main/plugins/commit/skills/commit/SKILL.md -o "${HOME}/.skillz/commit/SKILL.md"

What it does: Automates the tedious parts of creating well-formatted commits.

Benefits:

• ✅ No more commit message writer's block - Analyzes your changes and suggests appropriate messages
• ✅ Consistent format - Automatic conventional commits with emoji (✨ feat:, 🐛 fix:, etc.)
• ✅ Multi-concern detection - Suggests splitting commits when you've mixed different types of changes
• ✅ GPG signing made easy - Handles passphrase caching automatically
• ✅ DCO compliance - Always includes --signoff for projects requiring it

Usage: Just say "commit changes" and Claude will handle the rest.

Example:

User: "commit changes"
→ Claude analyzes: auth changes + UI updates + docs
→ Suggests: Split into 3 commits?
→ Creates: ✨ feat: add JWT authentication
         💄 style: update login UI
         📝 docs: update auth documentation

/plugin install context7@pigfoot

What it does: Fetches current documentation and code examples from any library or framework.

Benefits:

• ✅ Always current - Gets latest docs, not outdated LLM training data
• ✅ Better suggestions - Claude works with actual API docs and best practices
• ✅ Faster learning - No need to manually browse documentation sites
• ✅ Accurate examples - Real code snippets from official sources
• ✅ Version-specific - Can target specific library versions

Usage: Ask Claude about any library naturally.

Examples:

• "Show me the latest Next.js routing docs"
• "How do I use MongoDB aggregation pipeline?"
• "What are the best practices for React hooks?"
• "How to configure Vite for a library?"

Behind the scenes: Claude automatically fetches documentation from Context7's curated database.

/plugin install superpowers@pigfoot

Note: This is a third-party plugin originally from obra/superpowers, available in this marketplace for convenient installation

What it does: Provides a comprehensive library of battle-tested skills that enforce systematic development practices.

Benefits:

• ✅ TDD enforcement - Test-Driven Development skill ensures you write tests first
• ✅ Systematic debugging - Four-phase framework (investigate → analyze → test → implement) instead of guess-and-fix
• ✅ Code review automation - Built-in review checkpoints before completing major tasks
• ✅ Better planning - Skills for breaking down complex work into manageable tasks
• ✅ Verification gates - "Evidence before claims" - forces running tests before saying "it works"
• ✅ Parallel execution - Dispatch multiple agents for independent tasks
• ✅ Anti-patterns prevention - Stops common mistakes (testing mocks, skipping tests, etc.)

Key Skills Included:

Testing:

• test-driven-development - Write test first, watch it fail, make it pass
• condition-based-waiting - Replace flaky timeouts with condition polling
• testing-anti-patterns - Prevents testing mock behavior and test-only methods

Debugging:

• systematic-debugging - Root cause first, then fix (no more guess-and-patch)
• root-cause-tracing - Trace bugs backward through call stack
• verification-before-completion - Must run verification before claiming "done"
• defense-in-depth - Validate at every layer to make bugs structurally impossible

Collaboration:

• brainstorming - Refines rough ideas into solid designs via Socratic method
• writing-plans - Creates detailed implementation plans for engineers
• executing-plans - Executes plans in batches with review checkpoints
• requesting-code-review - Automatic review against requirements
• dispatching-parallel-agents - Handle multiple independent failures concurrently

Development:

• using-git-worktrees - Isolated workspaces for parallel feature work
• finishing-a-development-branch - Structured options for merge/PR/cleanup

Usage: Skills activate automatically when relevant, or you can invoke directly.

Examples:

# Automatic activation
User: "Add user authentication"
→ brainstorming skill activates for design refinement
→ test-driven-development activates during implementation
→ verification-before-completion activates before claiming done

# Manual invocation
User: "/brainstorm how to architect this feature"

Why it matters: Without superpowers, you might get working code. With superpowers, you get tested, verified, systematically-designed code that follows proven patterns.

Once configured, the Gemini CLI will:

• Auto-detect your communication language (supports Traditional Chinese, Japanese, etc.)
• Write all code and documentation in English
• Follow your project's conventions
• Apply TDD workflow automatically (when superpowers installed)
• Use the right tools for your stack
• Integrate seamlessly with commit and context7 plugins

gemini-cli-hubs/
├── .claude-plugin/
│   └── marketplace.json      # Marketplace registry
├── plugins/
│   ├── commit/               # Git commit automation plugin
│   └── context7/             # Documentation plugin
├── .GEMINI.md                # Global configuration template
├── .specify/                 # Spec-kit templates and memory
└── README.md                 # This file

# Verify settings were applied
cat ~/.gemini/settings.json | jq '.permissions.allow'

# Re-run the permission configuration script

# Inside Claude Code, check marketplace connection
/plugin marketplace list

# Try removing and re-adding marketplace
/plugin marketplace remove pigfoot/claude-code-hubs
/plugin marketplace add pigfoot/claude-code-hubs

# Check installations
which jq bun uv

# If not found, reinstall following Prerequisites section

The template includes:

• Language Detection: Auto-detects your primary language
• Git Workflow: Smart commit patterns with the commit plugin
• Testing: TDD workflow activation
• Tool Detection: Auto-discovers your project's stack

Edit ~/.gemini/GEMINI.md or ./GEMINI.md to customize for your needs.

Browse available plugins in plugins/ directory, then:

/plugin install <plugin-name>@pigfoot

Installation: All plugins can be installed from this marketplace using /plugin install <name>@pigfoot

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to add a plugin or improve existing ones:

• Read .specify/memory/constitution.md for project principles
• Include complete documentation and tests
• Use semantic versioning

Interested in creating your own plugins? See our Developer Guide for:

• Plugin structure and standards
• Skill development best practices
• Testing and quality requirements
• Submission process

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see individual plugin LICENSE files for specific terms.

• Issues: Report bugs or request features via GitHub Issues
• Discussions: Ask questions or share ideas in GitHub Discussions
• Documentation: See Claude Code docs

• Maintainer: Chih-Chia Chen (pigfoot)
• Contributors: See individual plugin author information
• Built for: Claude Code by Anthropic

• Claude Code Documentation
• Spec-Kit Templates
• Plugin Development Guide

Version: 0.0.1 | Last Updated: 2025-11-06