Biwakonbu Cc Plugins
- Updated April 20, 2026
- biwakonbu/cc-plugins
biwakonbu-cc-plugins is a Claude Code plugin that bundles 19 community plugins for Cloudflare, Google CLI, browsers, and multi-agent workflows.
About
biwakonbu-cc-plugins is a Japanese-origin community plugin suite for Claude Code that packs nineteen separate plugins into one install surface. developers who live in the terminal and want their agent to touch Cloudflare, Google Workspace, browsers, and alternate models will treat this as a toolbox rather than a single-purpose skill. Typical uses span Build: wiring Workers and durable objects, generating specs, optimizing webpack/esbuild flows, and running CLI workers; Integrations: Gmail, calendar, and Drive through gog-style CLIs; and Operate-leaning infra: Terraform and Cloudflare terraforming keywords suggest environment management. Because capabilities range from commit helpers to full-auto browser agents, journey placement is journey-wide even though the catalog shelf is Build → agent-tooling. Install when you already use Claude Code daily and want optional plugins you can enable per project instead of hunting nineteen repos. Complexity is intermediate to advanced depending on which plugins you turn on—Cloudflare and Terraform paths assume prior platform familiarity.
- 19 Claude Code plugins in one repository (biwakonbu/cc-plugins)
- Cloudflare Workers/Pages, Wrangler, Hyperdrive, queues, and Terraform-oriented tooling
- Google workspace via gog/gogcli (Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Sheets, Docs, Chat, Classroom)
- Multi-model and agent utilities: Gemini, Codex, Cursor agent, browser automation, image preview
- Memory, commit, spec, workflow, and rules-import helpers for day-to-day agent sessions
Biwakonbu Cc Plugins by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | April 20, 2026 |
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| Repository | biwakonbu/cc-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Install a 19-plugin Claude Code suite covering Cloudflare workers, Google workspace CLI, browsers, Gemini/Codex helpers, memory, and Terraform-style infra from one community repo.
Who is it for?
Power users of Claude Code who want a large optional plugin menu—especially Cloudflare and Google-heavy stacks—and are comfortable tuning which plugins are active.
Skip if: Beginners who want one opinionated deploy path or developers who need only a single narrowly scoped skill without maintaining nineteen options.
What you get
After registration, you can enable targeted plugins from a 19-pack to extend Claude Code with infra, workspace, browser, and workflow capabilities matched to your stack.
- Selectable agent tooling across Cloudflare, Google, and dev workflows
- Integrated CLI and browser automation hooks from enabled plugins
- Expanded Claude Code capability surface without separate repo hunts
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FAQ
Who is Biwakonbu Cc Plugins for?
It is for Claude Code users—often bilingual JP/EN developers—who want many optional agent extensions (Cloudflare, Google, browsers, Gemini/Codex) from one repository.
When should I use Biwakonbu Cc Plugins?
Use it during active product build and integration work when you need agent-backed CLIs, Cloudflare deploy tooling, or workspace automation—not as a lone landing-page or analytics tool.
How do I add Biwakonbu Cc Plugins to my agent?
Add plugins from the biwakonbu/cc-plugins repo into Claude Code, then enable only the sub-plugins you need (e.g. Wrangler, gogcli, memory) per project.