About ClaudeMods
ClaudeMods is an unofficial directory of tested Claude Code mods. Every mod is validated, tested and recorded running on a real Claude Code build, with permission badges and a one-command install. Find status lines, safety guards, git helpers, notifications and usage meters. No account needed. Unofficial, not affiliated with Anthropic.
ClaudeMods (claudemods.app) is an unofficial, independent directory of tested mods for Claude Code, run by developers who use Claude Code every day. Mods are plugins that change how Claude Code looks and behaves while you work. A mod is a hooks module inside an ordinary Claude Code plugin: it listens to events such as tool.call, turn.complete or ui.render, and can draw a line above the prompt, write to the status line, show a toast, add a slash command or refuse a dangerous shell command before it runs. Mods arrived in Claude Code 2.1.287 and run in the terminal and in the desktop app's Code tab.
What sets ClaudeMods apart is testing. Before a mod page goes live, the mod must pass claude plugin validate, its tests must pass with claude plugin test, and the team installs it from a marketplace and records it running in a real terminal session on a current Claude Code build (2.1.291 at the time of writing). The recording on each page is that real run, not a mock-up, and every page states the Claude Code version and date of the last test. When a new Claude Code release breaks something a mod depends on, the mod is re-tested and marked as broken until it works again.
Unofficial, not affiliated with Anthropic.
What sets ClaudeMods apart is testing. Before a mod page goes live, the mod must pass claude plugin validate, its tests must pass with claude plugin test, and the team installs it from a marketplace and records it running in a real terminal session on a current Claude Code build (2.1.291 at the time of writing). The recording on each page is that real run, not a mock-up, and every page states the Claude Code version and date of the last test. When a new Claude Code release breaks something a mod depends on, the mod is re-tested and marked as broken until it works again.
Unofficial, not affiliated with Anthropic.
