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Summary

This video showcases the top 5 most installed official Claude code plugins built by Anthropic, demonstrating their functionalities. It highlights how these plugins, such as commit-commands, hookify, claude-code-setup, pr-review-toolkit, and feature-dev, streamline the development process, and mentions DevSwarm as the platform used to run them.

Structure

1Introduction of Anthropic's Claude Code Plugins
2Showcase of #5 /commit-commands
3Showcase of #4 /hookify
4Showcase of #3 /claude-code-setup
5Showcase of #2 /pr-review-toolkit
6Showcase of #1 /feature-dev

Original caption

Anthropic is building Claude Code plugins everybody is using. These 5 are actually worth installing. #claudecode #ai #programming #developer #devswarm

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7Mention of DevSwarm for running plugins

8Call to action

Product placement

Anthropic (ACTS - builds Claude Code plugins, which are demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) Claude Code Plugins (ACTS - a collection of plugins built by Anthropic, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) /commit-commands (ACTS - a plugin that automates commit messages, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) /hookify (ACTS - a plugin that prevents mistakes from being pushed to the main branch, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) /claude-code-setup (ACTS - a plugin that scans codebases and recommends automations, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) /pr-review-toolkit (ACTS - a plugin that uses multiple agents to review code, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) /feature-dev (ACTS - a plugin that handles the full feature development workflow, demonstrated and explained; removing the name would change what happens in the video) DevSwarm (ACTS - a platform used to run the plugins in parallel; removing the name would change what happens in the video)

Call to action

try it yourself at devswarm.ai or via the link in my bio

On-screen text

ANTHROPIC - OFFICIAL Most installed plugins. BUILT BY ANTHROPIC #5 /commit-commands No more writing commit messages. #4 /hookify Claude misbehaving? #3 /claude-code-setup Drop into any repo. #2 /pr-review-toolkit One reviewer is not enough. #1 /feature-dev The big one. ANTHROPIC - OFFICIAL Claude Code Plugins No. 5 Commit commands No.4 Hookify No.3 Claude-code-setup No.2 PR-review-toolkit No.1 feature-dev

Transcript

Here are the most used official Claude code plugins built by Anthropic. Number 5, /commit-commands. No more writing commit messages. It commits your changes, pushes them, and opens the PR. Number 4, /hookify. Claude misbehaving? Turn the mistake into a hook. Can't happen again. Claude keeps doing something you don't want. Hookify turns that mistake into a hook so it can't happen again. Number 3, /claude-code-setup. Drop into any repo. It scans your code base and tells you which hooks, skills, MCP servers, and sub agents you should be using. Number 2, /pr-review-toolkit. One reviewer is not enough. Multiple specialists check tests, types, errors, quality. Instead of one review pass, you get multiple specialized reviewers checking tests, types, error handling, and code quality. Number 1, /feature-dev. The big one. Probably the most impressive one. It explores your code base, plans the implementation, reviews the changes, and helps ship the feature from start to finish. All of these are official plugins built by Anthropic, and I use DevSwarm to run these across multiple branches in parallel with isolated VS code environments. Try it yourself at devswarm.ai or via the link in my bio.