mods

Claude Code mods by vynnlee. Each folder is one mod, installed on its own.

Mod	Command	What it does
prompt-drafts	/drafts	End a prompt with ;; to keep it as a draft of the session instead of sending it. /drafts puts it back in the prompt box.

Install

Requires Claude Code 2.1.287 or later. Mods are on by default.

claude plugin marketplace add vynnlee/mods
claude plugin install prompt-drafts@vynnlee

Replace prompt-drafts with any mod in the table. In a Claude Code session, one line does both:

/plugin install prompt-drafts --marketplace vynnlee/mods

To try a mod for one session without installing:

git clone https://github.com/vynnlee/mods
claude --plugin-dir ./mods/prompt-drafts

To update:

claude plugin update prompt-drafts@vynnlee

Layout

.claude-plugin/marketplace.json   the list of mods
prompt-drafts/                    one mod: plugin.json, hooks, types, tests, README, CHANGELOG
.template/                        the starting point for a new mod
.github/workflows/check.yml       validate and test every mod

Every mod folder is self-contained. Claude Code copies only that folder when it installs a mod, so mods do not import code from each other.

Adding a mod

1. Copy .template to a new folder named after the mod, and replace my-mod everywhere in it.

2. Add the mod to plugins in .claude-plugin/marketplace.json and to the table above.

3. Check it:

   claude plugin validate . --strict
   claude plugin validate <mod> --strict
   claude plugin test <mod>

4. For a release, raise version in the mod's plugin.json, add the changes to its CHANGELOG.md, and tag it with claude plugin tag <mod> --push (tags look like prompt-drafts--v0.1.0). Installed copies update only when version changes.

Conventions

• Messages in English and Korean, chosen with the language setting.
• Each README lists the hooks and calls the mod uses, as claude plugin validate reports them.
• No network requests or processes unless the mod's purpose needs them, and the README says why.

License

MIT