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Here are my top five Claude Code plugins for June 2026.
Number one on the list for me is Impeccable because I think this is still the best skill for improving your front-end designs with Claude Code. It's a one skill that encompasses 23 different commands and it's all about making sure your front-end no longer looks like AI slop.
Number two on the list is Caveman. I've been using this for a couple months now and it makes Claude Code way less verbose and in the end actually gives you better answers because of it.
Number three is the Codex plugin for Claude Code. This is the easiest way to bring in some sort of outside source, in this case Codex, to take a look at what you've created with Claude Code. You essentially get a second opinion from the other best AI coding agent out there.
Now, number four isn't a true plugin, but I'm going to include it anyway, and that is Obsidian because it's the easiest way to get some insight into your markdown files and create some sort of second brain with Claude Code. And it's free, which is super nice.
And number five is another one I use every single day, and that is the Notebook LM-Pi CLI tool. This allows you to hook up Claude Code with Notebook LM, so it's just as if you're using Notebook LM on your own, but you can do it from the terminal. And again, totally free.