Best ClaudeMods for Mod Creators
ClaudeMods for people submitting Claude Code mods
If you are building a Claude Code mod and want a place where it can be checked, recorded, and listed, ClaudeMods is set up around that publishing path. The directory accepts submitted mods, tests them before publication, and presents the result as a listing with a demo, permission badges, and an install block.
A submitted mod does not go live on description alone. ClaudeMods says each page is published only after claude plugin validate passes, the mod’s tests pass with claude plugin test, and the mod is installed and recorded in a real terminal session. That means the listing is tied to a working run on a current Claude Code build, not just a README or a marketing summary. For a creator, the practical effect is that the directory is presenting the mod as it actually behaves inside Claude Code, with the version and test date shown on the page.
The publication format is also creator-facing in a useful way. Each mod page includes permission badges generated from the hooks and API calls reported by validation output, so the listing shows what the mod can do in terms that are grounded in its actual implementation. If a mod runs commands, reads files, uses the network, or calls the model, those capabilities appear as badges before installation. The page also includes a “Permissions & safety” section that explains why each permission is needed.
ClaudeMods also handles attribution as part of the listing process. Community mods are listed with credit to the author and, when the license allows it, a link to the repository. The directory says some mods are written by its own team and others come from the community, but in both cases the page is built from the same marketplace manifest Claude Code reads, so the install block corresponds to the package that can actually be installed.
For creators, that makes the directory less like a general showcase and more like a tested distribution surface for Claude Code mods. You submit the mod, it is validated and tested, and if it is published, the listing shows the installation details, the recorded session, and the permission profile that users will see before they install it.