Claude Warden Marketplace
Add self-protecting Claude Code hooks that enforce workflow rules, track instruction drift, and guard agent behavior across sessions.
Overview
claude-warden-marketplace is a plugin marketplace for the Ship phase that distributes Claude-Warden—hooks, drift tracking, and workflow enforcement for governed Claude Code sessions.
What is this marketplace?
- Self-protecting hooks that resist bypass and enforce declared workflows
- Drift tracking to catch when the agent diverges from agreed plans or policies
- Workflow enforcement tailored to Claude Code governance patterns
- MIT-licensed claude-warden plugin v2.3.1 from HawkannG
- Marketplace bundles 1 security-category plugin with repository and homepage links
- Marketplace lists 1 plugin (claude-warden)
- Plugin version 2.3.1, MIT license
- Marketplace manifest version 1.0.0
Community signal: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Autonomous coding agents can quietly ignore your process, leak scope creep, or bypass informal guardrails you thought were in place.
Who is it for?
Solo builders and small teams using Claude Code on production repos who want persistent policy enforcement and drift awareness without building custom hook stacks.
Skip if: Casual one-off experiments with no compliance needs, or teams that only use non-Claude agents without hook support.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After install, Claude Code sessions run under self-protecting hooks with visible drift signals and enforced workflows aligned to your governance rules.
- Installed claude-warden plugin (v2.3.1) from the marketplace
- Configured governance hooks and workflow rules for target projects
- Ongoing drift visibility during Claude Code sessions
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Governance and hook enforcement matter most when you are shipping real code with an agent, but Warden-style guardrails apply whenever Claude Code runs—not only at launch. security is the canonical shelf for AI governance frameworks that constrain tool use and workflow, even when they also support day-to-day build work.
How it compares
Claude Code governance plugin marketplace, not a linter skill or generic productivity pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Claude Warden Marketplace for?
It is for Claude Code users who need ongoing AI governance—hooks, drift tracking, and workflow rules—especially on repos where agent mistakes have real cost.
When should I use Claude Warden Marketplace?
Use it before you rely on Claude Code for multi-day feature work or sensitive codepaths, and keep it enabled whenever you want enforced workflows rather than honor-system prompts.
How do I add Claude Warden Marketplace to my agent?
Register the Claude Warden Marketplace in Claude Code, install the claude-warden plugin, then follow the GitHub README to wire hooks and governance settings for your project.