Claude Tools
Roll your ownIn development
A plugin is just components packaged together. So pick the ones that fit your work — and we audit the bundle you build.
The idea
A Claude plugin isn't one thing — it's a bundle. A manifest that packages skills, agents, commands, hooks, and MCP servers together. Most bundles are take-it-or-leave-it: you install all of it to use part of it.
Roll your own flips that. Choose the audited components you actually want — these three skills, those four tools — and get a plugin built from vetted parts. The catalog is already audited; this lets you assemble from it.
How it will work
- Pick from the audited catalog.Browse by type, stack, or field; add the components you want to your bundle.
- We re-audit the bundle you built.Two clean components can be unsafe together, so the whole gets its own audit — not just its parts'.
- If it flags something, you get the fix — not just a verdict.A plain suggestion, usually a one-click swap to a better component in the same cluster, or a ready-to-run prompt. Apply it, and it re-audits until clean.
- Install your own plugin.A pinned, lineage-credited bundle, listed on the same terms as everything else: no audit, no listing.
Why this is honest: you compose from parts that already cleared the checks, the plugin you build is audited as a new artifact — never just stapled together and trusted — and every suggested fix is re-audited, never assumed. Same rule, applied to the thing you assembled.
Want to help shape it, or get early access?
Email bear@bearbrown.co.
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