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ClaudeRegistry Is Now Sigistry
Same catalog, same verification, same team, new name. Why we rebranded, what Sigistry means, the one command existing users need to run, and where the registry goes next.
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Same catalog, same verification, same team, new name. Why we rebranded, what Sigistry means, the one command existing users need to run, and where the registry goes next.
Read more →The Claude Code skill ecosystem is exploding into the thousands across competing directories. In the same weeks, Anthropic hardened Claude Code against skills that shadow your commands. Here is why curation with evidence, not raw volume, is the number that matters.
Read more →The August 2026 Claude Code releases in one place, filtered for plugin authors and power users: GitLab marketplace support, cross-session messaging, fork mode by default, credential redaction, the /design preview, and what each one changes for how you build.
Read more →A practical walkthrough of earning the Verified by Sigistry badge: run the free browser checker against your repo, fix the common failures, pick a verification tier, and ship a badge that agents and users can actually trust.
Read more →Two releases for the agent era: verify_plugin, an MCP tool that teaches your Claude to run the registry's verification locally (your code never leaves your machine), and MCP Server Scorecards, public security grades against the 2026-07-28 spec, with our own server graded first.
Read more →search-visibility-kit is the first community plugin in the catalog, reviewed under the published methodology. What the security review looked at, the three verification tiers external authors can choose from, and how the badge stays honest after you earn it.
Read more →Claude Code plugins run hooks on your machine and give agents tools. Almost nobody checks them. We built a public, seven-check verification methodology, ran it on our own catalog, and it immediately failed 5 of 16 plugins. Here's what Verified by Sigistry means, and how to earn the badge.
Read more →A new plugin that treats your MCP server as both a protocol artifact and an attack surface: it scaffolds a spec-shaped server, scores an existing one against the stateless core and OAuth model, migrates it off HTTP+SSE, and catches confused-deputy and injection risks, all statically.
Read more →Claude Code's PostToolUse hooks can now replace what the model sees as a tool's output, for every tool, not just MCP. Here's how updatedToolOutput works, with copy-paste examples for redacting secrets, compressing noisy output, and normalizing results.
Read more →The biggest Model Context Protocol revision yet is rolling out across Claude. Here's what the stateless core, the OAuth 2.1 / OIDC alignment, and the new versioned extensions mean for anyone running an MCP server, and what breaks if you ignore them.
Read more →Four new plugins for accessibility, API contracts, LLM apps, and repo onboarding, plus a public read-only MCP server so agents can browse the catalog.
Read more →Three different technologies get called 'AI robots browsing your site' - and they point in opposite directions. Here's what chrome-devtools-mcp, Gemini's auto-browse, and Google's new WebMCP actually do, and the one move that's a real first-mover opportunity.
Read more →Meet Release Conductor, CI & Incident Medic, and SQL Safety Net - three new plugins that own the high-stakes chores around shipping: commits and semver, failing pipelines, and unsafe migrations.
Read more →AI now accounts for nearly half of committed code, but review capacity is flat. The bottleneck didn't disappear - it moved from writing code to trusting it. Here's what the review gap means and how to close it.
Read more →Modern Claude Code plugins are built from three layers - skills, subagents, and hooks. Here's what each is for, the decision rule that keeps them from overlapping, and how they fit together in a real plugin.
Read more →Claude Code's MCP Tool Search feature enables lazy loading for plugins and MCP servers, cutting context usage by up to 95%. Here's what it means for plugin-heavy workflows.
Read more →Claude Code Skills 2.0 unifies commands and skills, spawns isolated subagents, and enables parallel development across git worktrees. Here's what changed and how to use it.
Read more →The best Claude Code plugins for 2026, chosen by category: code review, testing, documentation, database, and DevOps. What each one does, when to install it, and the exact command to add it.
Read more →A practical guide to Claude Code hooks with copy-paste examples for every event. Run your own commands automatically on PreToolUse, PostToolUse, SessionStart and more, to format code, run tests, block risky edits, or ping Slack.
Read more →The future of AI coding isn't one assistant that does everything -it's specialized agents that each do one thing brilliantly. Here's why plugins are leading this revolution.
Read more →Stop just getting answers -start actually learning. Code Tutor turns Claude Code into your personal programming instructor with interactive teaching, guided practice, and constructive feedback.
Read more →Skills let Claude load specialized expertise on-demand. No more generic outputs or bloated prompts -just laser-focused capabilities exactly when you need them.
Read more →Cloud-based parallel execution means you can assign multiple coding tasks to Claude simultaneously. Your terminal stays clean, your repos stay secure, and your backlog actually shrinks.
Read more →Learn how to install and use Claude Code plugins in under 5 minutes. Step-by-step tutorial covering marketplace setup, plugin installation, and slash commands.
Read more →A deep dive into Doc Generator, the plugin that makes documentation suck 30% less. Auto-generate docs, sync your README, and actually keep things up to date.
Read more →Level up your Claude Code game with these plugin combinations. Chain commands like a pro and automate your entire workflow.
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