Plugin audit

Plugin Audit

Check your Claude Code environment for plugin conflicts, identify complements, and suggest MCP servers that would enhance your workflow.

This is advisory only. The audit reports findings and recommendations. It does NOT make any changes — you decide what to act on.

Announce at start: "I'm running a plugin audit to check for conflicts and suggest improvements."

The Audit Process

Step 1: Check for Conflicts

Run /plugin or check settings to identify installed plugins. Flag any that overlap with super-agent-skills:

Known conflicts:

Plugin	Conflict	Recommendation
superpowers	Overlaps entirely — orchestration chain, TDD, debugging, code review	Disable. super-agent-skills replaces it completely.
agent-skills	Overlaps entirely — engineering standards, domain skills	Disable. super-agent-skills replaces it completely.
feature-dev	Duplicates code-explorer, code-architect, code-reviewer agents. Its /feature-dev command bypasses /superthink.	Disable OR pick one workflow. super-agent-skills integrates equivalent agents natively into brainstorming and writing-plans.

How to check:

# List installed plugins (via Claude Code)
# Check /plugin → Installed tab
# Or check ~/.claude/settings.json for enabledPlugins

Report format:

⚠️  CONFLICTS (recommend disabling):
- [plugin]@[marketplace] — [reason]
  → Disable: /plugin disable [plugin]@[marketplace]

If no conflicts found:

✅ No conflicting plugins found.

Step 2: Identify Complements Already Installed

Check for plugins and MCP servers that enhance super-agent-skills:

Known complements:

Plugin/MCP	Enhances	Benefit
context7 (plugin or MCP)	source-driven-development	Real-time documentation
github (plugin)	All skills	Issue/PR integration
sentry (MCP)	systematic-debugging	Production error data
Browser MCP	browser-testing-with-devtools	Automated browser testing
PostgreSQL MCP	api-and-interface-design	Schema exploration
frontend-design (plugin)	frontend-ui-engineering	Design system guidance
code-review (plugin)	requesting-code-review	Additional review tooling
TypeScript LSP (plugin)	All TypeScript work	Code intelligence
caveman (plugin)	All skills	Token compression — drops filler/articles, preserves technical substance. Reduces output tokens ~75%.

How to check MCP:

# Check configured MCP servers
# /mcp command in Claude Code
# Or check .mcp.json files

Report format:

✅ COMPLEMENTS (already installed):
- [name] — enhances [skill]

Step 3: Suggest Missing Complements

Based on the project type, suggest MCP servers that would help:

Detection logic:

• Has package.json → suggest Context7, TypeScript LSP
• Has .py files → suggest Python LSP
• Has database config → suggest PostgreSQL/MySQL MCP
• Has .env with SENTRY_DSN → suggest Sentry MCP
• Has UI components → suggest Browser MCP, frontend-design plugin
• Is a GitHub repo → suggest GitHub plugin

Report format:

💡 SUGGESTED (not installed):
- [name] — [what it does for you]
  → Install: [exact command]

If nothing to suggest:

✅ Your setup looks complete for this project.

Step 4: Present Summary

Combine all findings into a single report:

# Plugin Audit Report

## ⚠️  Conflicts
[list or "None found"]

## ✅ Complements Installed
[list or "None detected"]

## 💡 Suggested Additions
[list or "Setup looks complete"]

## Actions
[Numbered list of recommended actions, most important first]

When NOT to Use

• You just installed the plugin and haven't started working yet — run super-init first
• You're in the middle of implementation — audit between tasks, not during

Anti-Rationalizations

Thought	Reality
"I'll check my plugins later"	Conflicting plugins cause subtle issues (duplicate skills, conflicting advice). Check now.
"I don't need MCP servers"	You don't need them, but they make skills significantly more effective. A 5-minute setup pays off across every session.
"More plugins is better"	Conflicting plugins are worse than fewer plugins. Quality over quantity.

Red Flags

• superpowers AND super-agent-skills both enabled (duplicate orchestration)
• agent-skills AND super-agent-skills both enabled (duplicate domain skills)
• feature-dev AND super-agent-skills both enabled (duplicate code-explorer/code-architect/code-reviewer agents; competing entry commands)
• No MCP servers configured in a project with database/API/frontend work
• Multiple review plugins potentially giving conflicting feedback

Verification

After running the audit:

• Conflict check completed (known conflicts scanned)
• Complement check completed (installed enhancers identified)
• Suggestions provided based on project type
• All recommendations include specific install/disable commands
• Report presented as advisory — no changes made automatically