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Yet Another Set of Claude Code Plugins (But Maybe Useful?)

I’ve been tinkering with Claude Code for a while now, and like many developers, I found myself repeating certain workflows over and over. So I did what any developer would do - I automated them into skills, agents, and commands. Then figured, why not package them up as plugins and share them with others?

Here’s Claude Code Powerups - basically a small collection of plugins I’ve put together that help with some common tasks I run into. Nothing groundbreaking, but they’ve been useful for me, so maybe they’ll be useful for you too.

🎯 What Are These Plugins?

Just Claude Code plugins with some specialized prompts and workflows. Each one packages up:

  • Skills - Some custom commands I found myself needing
  • Agents - Prompts configured for specific tasks
  • Tools - A few utilities that make repetitive stuff easier
  • Knowledge - Basically documentation and patterns I keep referencing

Think of them as shortcuts to avoid having to explain the same context to Claude every time. Less “expert consultant,” more “that thing you’d document in a wiki if you had time.”

📦 What’s Available

🏗️ Clean Architecture Powerup

If you work with .NET and Clean Architecture, this might save you some time. It’s got:

  • Interactive scaffolding - Helps set up new projects without forgetting the boilerplate
  • Feature generation - Generates CRUD features across layers (saves a lot of copy-paste)
  • Architectural audits - Points out when you accidentally broke the pattern
  • Migration assistance - Helps refactor existing code (though migrations are never fun)
  • Pattern library - Common patterns so you don’t have to look them up every time

Useful if you’re building .NET applications with FastEndpoints and trying to keep things clean. Your mileage may vary.

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☁️ Azure Architect Powerup

Azure configuration can be a pain, so this plugin tries to make it less painful:

  • Infrastructure provisioning - Helps you set up Azure resources without missing the obvious stuff
  • CI/CD pipeline setup - Templates for Azure DevOps and GitHub Actions
  • Multi-environment deployment - Separate dev/staging/prod configs (because we all forget to do this properly)
  • Security and monitoring - Basic security and logging setup
  • Cost optimization - Tries to help you not overspend on Azure

Works with Azure CLI, Bicep, and Terraform. Attempts to follow Azure best practices, though Azure has a lot of opinions.

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🔒 OWASP LLM Top 10 Security Auditor

Security for AI stuff is still pretty new, and I kept forgetting to check for common issues. So:

  • Vulnerability scanning - Looks for OWASP LLM Top 10 issues in your code
  • Risk assessment - Security reports (basically a checklist)
  • Remediation guidance - Suggestions for fixes
  • Compliance checks - Makes sure you’re not doing obviously bad things
  • Pre-deployment audits - Better to catch problems early

Helpful if you’re building AI applications and want to avoid the most common security mistakes. Won’t catch everything, but catches the obvious stuff.

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🚀 Getting Started

Installing powerups is simple with the Claude Code CLI:

Install the Marketplace 

claude-code plugin install waelouf/claude-code-powerups

Install Individual Powerups 

# Install Clean Architecture Powerup
claude-code plugin install waelouf/cc-powerup-clean-architecture

# Install Azure Architect Powerup
claude-code plugin install waelouf/cc-powerup-azure-architect

# Install OWASP LLM Security Auditor
claude-code plugin install waelouf/cc-powerup-owasp-llm

Or install all at once:

claude-code plugin install waelouf/cc-powerup-clean-architecture waelouf/cc-powerup-azure-architect waelouf/cc-powerup-owasp-llm

💡 Why Bother Making These?

Honestly? I got tired of re-explaining the same context to Claude every time I switched tasks. One minute I’m working on a .NET project, the next I’m dealing with Azure deployment, then I’m reviewing security stuff.

These plugins just save me from having to:

  • Open documentation tabs I’ve already read 50 times
  • Remember which patterns I decided to use last time
  • Copy-paste boilerplate from my previous projects
  • Explain to Claude what “Clean Architecture” means for the hundredth time

Not revolutionary, just practical. Like having notes from your last project readily available.

🔮 What’s Next?

I’ll probably add more as I run into repetitive tasks that bug me enough. Some ideas I’m considering:

  • Frontend patterns (if I can figure out how to keep up with JS framework churn)
  • Database stuff (schema design, migrations)
  • DevOps workflows (the kind everyone does but nobody documents)
  • API design patterns (REST, GraphQL, whatever’s trendy)

But we’ll see. Depends on what I actually need and have time for.

🤝 Community and Contributions

Everything’s open source on GitHub. If you find bugs (which you probably will) or have ideas for improvements, feel free to open an issue:

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Give them a try if you think they might be useful. Or don’t. No pressure.

Questions, feedback, or just want to tell me something’s broken? Drop a comment below or open an issue on GitHub.

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https://blog.waelouf.com/post/blog/claude-powerups/ Wael Mansour

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