claude-marketplace-registration¶
Plugins must be registered in marketplace.json
Formerly known as marketplace-registration. The legacy name still works in configs, --rule/--skip-rule, suppression comments, and baselines.
| Severity | error (auto) |
| Autofix | auto |
| Since | v0.1.0 |
| Repo Types | marketplace |
| Category | Claude Code |
Why¶
A plugin that exists in the repository but is not registered in
marketplace.json is invisible to marketplace tooling — users
cannot discover or install it through the standard workflow.
Examples¶
Bad:
A deploy-plugin/ directory exists but marketplace.json has no
entry for it.
Good:
How to fix¶
Add the plugin to the plugins array in marketplace.json with at
least its name and path. Use skillsaw add plugin to register
new plugins automatically.
skillsaw fix can append the missing entry, except when the
violation is reported without the fixable marker because the file
cannot be rewritten safely: marketplace.json is not valid JSON, its
root is not an object, plugins is not an array, or the plugin lives
outside metadata.pluginRoot (no valid relative source exists —
move the plugin under the plugin root or adjust pluginRoot).
Codex plugins¶
This rule covers the Claude marketplace. A directory claimed only by
OpenAI Codex — a .codex-plugin/plugin.json, or a local-source listing
in a Codex catalog, with no .claude-plugin marker or Claude
marketplace listing — is exempt here, but registration is still
required: codex-marketplace-registration checks the same obligation
against the Codex catalog (.agents/plugins/marketplace.json). A
dual-manifest directory keeps this check, and the ecosystem-neutral
content and security rules read every plugin's files regardless of
provenance.
Configuration¶
Run skillsaw explain claude-marketplace-registration to see this documentation and the rule's effective configuration in your terminal.