wshobson/agents: 94 Claude Code Plugins and Agents
wshobson/agents is a plugin marketplace with 94 plugins, 200+ subagents, 185 skills and 105 commands for Claude Code and other tools. Install and caveats.
By Claudekit Team Published 1 min read
- Type
- Plugin
- Pricing
- Open Source
- Repository
- github.com
- GitHub stars
- 41,616
- Website
- github.com
wshobson/agents by Seth Hobson is one of the largest open collections of Claude Code extensions. Its marketplace (claude-code-workflows) contains 94 plugins built from 202 agents, 185 skills and 105 commands, covering languages, frameworks, infrastructure, security, data and business workflows. The same Markdown sources also generate installs for Codex CLI, Cursor, OpenCode, GitHub Copilot and other harnesses.
Who it is for
Developers who want ready-made specialist subagents and commands for their stack, and teams that prefer installing small, focused plugins over one giant bundle.
Install in Claude Code
From the README:
/plugin marketplace add wshobson/agents
/plugin install python-development@claude-code-workflowsThen use the plugin’s agents or commands, for example:
/python-development:python-scaffold Create a FastAPI service with testsSkills-only installs:
gh skill install wshobson/agents python-testing-patterns
npx skills add wshobson/agents --skill python-testing-patternsGood starting plugins
python-development: Python, Django, FastAPI, testing and packaging.javascript-typescript: JS and TS development and project setup.developer-essentials: code review, debugging, git and testing patterns.security-scanning: security review, dependency checks and code scanning.
Use cases
- Delegate a security pass to a dedicated reviewer subagent before merging.
- Scaffold a new service with a stack-specific command.
- Give a polyglot team consistent agents across Claude Code and Codex.
Pros
- Huge, MIT-licensed catalog with very active maintenance.
- Granular plugins keep token overhead under control.
- Multi-harness support from one source.
Cons and caveats
- Quality varies across hundreds of components; read an agent’s prompt before trusting it.
- Overlapping agents can confuse automatic delegation if you install too many.
- Naming differs between the repo and the marketplace, which trips up first installs.
Links
- Repo: wshobson/agents
- Related: VoltAgent subagents, subagents guide, skills vs subagents vs hooks
Frequently asked questions
Do I install all 94 plugins?
No. Plugins are granular; install only the ones that match your stack, such as python-development or security-scanning, to keep context lean.
What is the marketplace name?
claude-code-workflows. After adding wshobson/agents as a marketplace, install plugins with /plugin install name@claude-code-workflows.
Can I install a single skill without the plugin?
Yes. Use gh skill install wshobson/agents followed by the skill name, or npx skills add wshobson/agents --skill with the skill name.