Scaffold-skill-marketplace tool automates creation of Claude Code plugin repositories

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A developer has created scaffold-skill-marketplace, an open-source tool that generates a git repository for sharing Claude Code skills. The tool requires only a name to start and automatically writes all necessary configuration files and workflows for the new marketplace. It includes a validator script to ensure any added skills meet required conventions, such as having proper documentation and structure. A built-in hook can also recommend skills to users based on their prompts. This system allows teams to easily create and maintain their own internal or public repositories of Claude Code plugins.

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