Claude Code plugin analyzes any plugin and generates interactive wiki reports

A developer has created a Claude Code plugin that analyzes any plugin and automatically generates an interactive wiki report. The plugin addresses the challenge of understanding complex plugins that pack dozens of skills, hooks, agents, and MCP servers into single installations.
How it works
The plugin takes any plugin path or GitHub URL and generates a self-contained interactive HTML wiki report with 11 sections. Reports include architecture diagrams, skill breakdowns, hook mappings, agent relationships, and security audits — all on a single navigable page.
Key features
- Interactive diagrams with zoom/pan functionality and fullscreen mode
- Export diagrams as PNG files
- Section-level feedback that exports as JSON for targeted fixes
- Security audit with permission analysis, hook injection risks, and risk classification
- Responsive navigation and curated typography with anti-slop rules for readability
Additional skills
The plugin also includes these capabilities:
- Visualize git diffs
- Generate project recaps
- Review implementation plans
- Fact-check reports
- Manage generated reports
Installation and usage
Install with:
claude plugin add vision-powers@claude-code-zeroGenerate reports with:
/agent-extension-visualizing github.com/owner/repoThe developer mentions plugins like oh-my-claudecode, everything-claude-code, and get-shit-done as examples of complex plugins that benefit from this analysis tool.
📖 Read the full source: r/ClaudeAI
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