shared-session Claude ModPlugin
Share a Claude Code session with a link; teammates join from their own Claude Code and talk to it
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Claude Mod evidence
At commit dc6eb0a, plugin/hooks/hooks.json names these function-hook modules:
register.tsx
Module paths are relative to the directory of this hooks configuration. They are recorded as text only; this site never loads or runs them.
Install
This version is listed in the verified marketplace claude-share (repository Paradigm-Study/claude-share). Run these in Claude Code, in order:
- Add the marketplace
/plugin marketplace add Paradigm-Study/claude-share - Install the plugin
/plugin install shared-session@claude-share
These commands install the marketplace's current upstream state, not the pinned commit snapshot on this page; the two can differ.
Contents of latest version 0.11.22 (commit dc6eb0a)
Contents 2
Command1
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share-session
plugin/commands/share-session.mdPermalink
Config1
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userConfig:server
plugin/.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonPermalink
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Dependencies, compatibility and skill declarations
Recorded dependencies 0
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Recorded compatibility
No compatibility requirement was recorded for this snapshot from plugin.json or a marketplace entry. Only manifest fields saved with the snapshot are shown here. Declarations in a skill's SKILL.md header are collected separately and, when present, shown on their own under “Skill file declarations”; they never overwrite or fill in this value.