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How to find a Claude Code mod that matches your task with Awesome Claude Mods

Filter 597 mod entries by how well each one is verified before you install anything.

Authorization notice. Awesome Claude Mods is dual-use. Only use it on software, sites and systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

Who it is forA developer using Claude Code who wants a mod for a specific job, such as a status band or a helper agent, and does not want to trust unverified claims.

The problemMost lists of Claude Code extensions assert that an entry belongs there without saying how much was checked.

The outcomeA short list of candidate mods, each labelled with the evidence grade the index assigns, ready to review.

What you need first

  • Claude Code 2.1.287 or later, since mods were introduced in that version
  • A web browser to read the index on GitHub
  • For the built-in mod: a first-party Claude Code session with telemetry turned on

Steps

  1. Open https://github.com/wh000wh000/awesome-claude-mods in a browser.
  2. Read the section 'How entries are graded' to learn the four evidence grades.
  3. Open the 'Mods: built with the mod capability' section, which lists 459 entries.
  4. Pick entries whose grade is 'its own text names a mod API, or it declares the mod capability' or higher, then open each card and read its summary and data.
  5. Check the project's own repository before installing it.

Prompt for your agent

Using the repository wh000wh000/awesome-claude-mods, find up to five mods that match <task description>, keeping only entries whose evidence grade is at least 'its own text names a mod API, or it declares the mod capability'. Return a table with name, GitHub link, grade, and one line on what it does. Verify that each link opens to the project's own repository before listing it.

Caveat. A grade describes how much evidence exists, not how good the project is, so a well-built mod can still be graded as unconfirmed.

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