Changelog

What changed in the marketplace itself: the site, how people install, and the checks behind it. Changes to the skills and plugins are in the catalog.

Newest first. Dates are the maintainer's local date.

2026-09-30

Site

Selecting a plugin card and copying it as text now keeps the connector names ("Needs Notion", "Figma included"). The logos are still images; the words sit beside them as hidden text, which screen readers read too.
The install tabs now drive the rest of the page. On the Cowork / Desktop tab, each plugin card and skill page shows where to click in Customize (Plugins, Discover, the plugin, Add) instead of a /plugin install command, which is a Claude Code command. The tab you pick is remembered in your browser.

Install

The five category bundles no longer include MCP servers, so installing any of them connects nothing. Publishing a page and scanning a brand moved into their own opt-in plugins. The details and what to do if you used them are in the catalog.
The contribution guide now says the same: a skill that needs an MCP server goes in an add-on plugin that brings the server.

Site

Connector logos are each service's own colour favicon, saved in the repo and served from the site, so nothing is fetched while someone browses. A skill that uses a connector with no saved logo gets a plug icon, and the build log says which one is missing.

Downloads

A skill that needs files from the rest of its plugin (the two deck design skills) is no longer offered as a standalone .skill. Its card says Bundle and downloads the whole plugin.

Site

Light and dark mode toggle in the header. It follows your system setting until you pick one.
Skill cards and skill pages show the connectors a skill needs as icons.

Install

The marketplace was renamed from wwt-digital to wwtdigital. If you added it before this date, run /plugin marketplace remove wwt-digital, add it again, and reinstall the plugins you use.

Checks

Every skill now has trigger tests (claude plugin eval), and the build fails if a skill has none. The tests stay out of downloads.
A skill that needs a connector must say what to do when it isn't connected. The site labels each connector "Needs X" or "X included".

Site

Launch.

The site went live at skills-marketplace.wwtdigital.io, built with Next.js on Vercel: a home page with install tabs, a page for every skill, and a contribute page rendered from CONTRIBUTING.md.
Four ways in: Claude Code from GitHub, Claude Code from the site's marketplace file with no GitHub account (each plugin is a zip with a checksum), Cowork / Desktop through Customize, and one-skill .skill downloads.
Every deploy runs strict checks on every plugin and skill and enforces version bumps against the live catalog. A failed check keeps the last good site up.
The repo was made public so installing needs no account. Maintainers treat that as a for-now decision.