Authzed Marketplace
Install AuthZed’s official SpiceDB toolkit in Claude Code to design permission models, generate schemas, implement authorization, and test access rules.
Overview
AuthZed Marketplace is a plugin marketplace for the Build phase that ships the official SpiceDB development toolkit for permission models and authorization testing in Claude Code.
What is this marketplace?
- Official AuthZed Claude Code plugin marketplace from authzed/authzed-marketplace
- spicedb-dev plugin: permission model design, schema generation, implementation, and testing
- Install via /plugin marketplace add authzed/authzed-marketplace then plugin install by name
- Supports GitHub remote add or local clone path for offline or forked workflows
- Focused on Zanzibar-style relationship-based access control with SpiceDB
- 1 plugin in marketplace (spicedb-dev)
- Official AuthZed-maintained marketplace repository
- Documented install paths: GitHub add and local clone
Community signal: 2 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Solo builders struggle to design correct relationship-based permissions and SpiceDB schemas without vendor-aligned tooling in their agent workflow.
Who is it for?
Builders adopting SpiceDB or AuthZed for SaaS or API products who want Claude Code plugins tied to the official permission-model lifecycle.
Skip if: Projects using only simple JWT role claims with no graph-style permissions or teams not running SpiceDB.
What do I get? / Deliverables
After adding the marketplace, you install spicedb-dev to generate schemas, implement checks, and test authorization with AuthZed-aware guidance.
- SpiceDB-oriented permission models and schemas
- Implementation guidance for AuthZed client integration
- Authorization test workflows aligned with spicedb-dev
Plugins in this marketplace
1 plugin — install individually after you add the marketplace.
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Journey fit
Authorization modeling is core backend work while you build product features that enforce who can do what. SpiceDB schemas and relationship-based access control live in backend services and data layers, not in launch or growth tooling.
How it compares
Vendor SpiceDB authorization marketplace, not a general security scanner or unrelated agent skill pack.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Authzed Marketplace for?
Developers building on SpiceDB or AuthZed who use Claude Code and want official plugins for schema design, implementation, and authz testing.
When should I use Authzed Marketplace?
Use it during Build and Ship when you are modeling permissions, integrating AuthZed clients, or validating access rules before launch.
How do I add Authzed Marketplace to my agent?
Run /plugin marketplace add authzed/Authzed Marketplace (or a local path), then /plugin install <plugin-name>@Authzed Marketplace such as spicedb-dev.