Claude SuperPower

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About Claude SuperPower

Claude SuperPower indexes the Claude Code and MCP ecosystem, listing every MCP server, skill, plugin, subagent and hook with detailed metadata. Each entry shows what the tool can do, its context cost in tokens, maintenance status, licensing, and community reviews. The directory computes a transparent trust score from six auditable factors—source availability, documentation, maintenance activity, adoption, license type, and provenance—so users can verify ratings rather than rely on opaque star counts. Side-by-side comparison tools let users evaluate listings on ratings, licenses, and maintenance history before installation. Component-level search surfaces skills, subagents, and commands directly, avoiding the need to unpack plugin bundles. The platform also aggregates use cases that span multiple listing types, grouping tools by tasks such as querying databases, automating code review, or securing code. Real permission manifests detail exactly what each plugin can access, and context costs are displayed up front to help users anticipate token usage before enabling a tool.

Key features

Trust scoring with auditable factors
Side-by-side comparison tool
Component-level search
Real permission manifests
Context cost display
Community reviews from actual users
Use case categorization
Maintenance and adoption tracking

Use cases

Query databases via MCP servers
Automate code review workflows
Secure code with specialized plugins

Pros

Trust scores computed from six auditable factors
Side-by-side comparison of listings on multiple metrics
Component-level search for skills, subagents, and commands
Real permission manifests showing exact capabilities
Context cost displayed up front for each tool

Cons

No free tier or pricing information provided
Limited to the Claude Code and MCP ecosystem
No API access described for programmatic use
Waitlist-only access implied by login requirement

Frequently asked questions about Claude SuperPower

What is an MCP server?

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server is a small program that exposes tools, data, or APIs to an AI coding agent through a standard protocol. It allows the agent to interact directly with systems like querying a database, searching the web, or opening pull requests. MCP is an open standard compatible with hosts like Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.

What is a Claude skill?

A skill is a packaged, reusable capability that an AI agent loads on demand to perform a specific task. Skills contain specialized instructions and optional scripts, reducing the need to include this knowledge in prompts. Their context cost is displayed to help users understand token usage before enabling them.

What is a Claude Code plugin?

A plugin is a bundle that can include skills, MCP servers, hooks, subagents, and slash commands. Installing a plugin provides a complete workflow in one step, rather than manually configuring each component. Each plugin page lists exactly what is included.

How does Claude SuperPower determine trustworthiness of a listing?

Every listing receives a trust score based on six auditable factors: source availability, documentation, maintenance activity, adoption, license type, and provenance. The full scoring breakdown is visible on each page, allowing users to verify ratings independently.

What are use cases in Claude SuperPower?

Use cases group tools by tasks such as querying databases, automating code review, securing code, or giving Claude memory. They span multiple listing types—MCP servers, plugins, skills, and commands—to help users find relevant tools for specific workflows.

What is a permission manifest in a plugin?

A permission manifest details exactly what a plugin can access, such as running shell commands or writing files, based on its own frontmatter. This transparency helps users understand potential system interactions before enabling a tool.