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CC Commander does not ship just its own skills — it aggregates the 19 highest-starred, most-used Claude Code tools from the community and wires them together through a Smart Orchestrator. You get 1,500+ vendor skills on top of CC Commander’s own 450+, all in one install, with zero manual updates.

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What vendor packages are

Each vendor package is a git submodule under vendor/. On install, the submodules are cloned into place and their skills, commands, and hooks are made available alongside CC Commander’s own. You never need to manually install or update individual packages — a GitHub Actions workflow refreshes all 19 every week.
Vendor packages supplement CC Commander’s built-in skills. If a vendor skill and a built-in skill cover the same task, the Smart Orchestrator picks the better fit based on scoring — not alphabetical order.

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The Smart Orchestrator

Before every phase of your workflow, the orchestrator scores all candidate tools against four signals and selects the highest scorer:

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Phase-to-tool mapping

The orchestrator runs across an eight-phase pipeline. For each phase it picks the best available tool, with a fallback if the primary is not installed:
You do not need to install all 19 vendors to benefit from orchestration. The orchestrator gracefully skips packages that are not present and falls back to the next best option.

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All 19 vendor packages

Everything Claude Code

120K+ stars — 156 skills, 72 commands, 38 agents, and lifecycle hooks.

gstack

58K+ stars — CEO and engineering plan review, office hours, QA, and OpenClaw integration v2.

UI/UX Pro Max

62K+ stars — Design intelligence for professional UI/UX across platforms.

claude-mem

46.7K+ stars — Knowledge Agents and persistent cross-session memory.

Superpowers

29K+ stars — Forces structured thinking via /plan, /tdd, and /verify.

claude-code-best-practice

26K+ stars — Reference architecture, Channels, and Auto Mode.

repomix

22.8K+ stars — Pack codebases for AI using tree-sitter compression (60% smaller output).

graphify

17.5K+ stars — Convert any input to a knowledge graph with clustered communities, HTML, and JSON output.

oh-my-claudecode

17K+ stars — HUD with worktree support, quota tracking, and hyperlinks.

Claude HUD

15K+ stars — Real-time status display, offline cost tracking, and git diffs.

RTK

14.6K+ stars — Token optimization (60–90% savings) and 25 AWS subcommands.

Compound Engineering

11.5K+ stars — Knowledge compounding and mandatory code review enforcement.

claude-skills

8.6K+ stars — 223+ skills, 23 agents, and prompt A/B testing.

notebooklm-py

8.6K+ stars — Podcast generation, PPTX export, quiz and flashcard creation.

claude-code-ultimate-guide

2.7K+ stars — 219 templates, 271 quizzes, and a threat database.

acpx

1.8K+ stars — ACP protocol and Flows system for structured agent communication.

claude-reflect

860+ stars — Self-improving skills with reflection loops.

Caliber

300+ stars — Config scoring and drift detection.

claude-code-prompts

142+ stars — Defensive prompt patterns and verification specialist.

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Automatic updates

The 19 vendor submodules are refreshed by a GitHub Actions workflow every week. When you run ccc --update, you pull the latest CC Commander release along with any submodule updates that have landed since your last update.
You do not need to manage vendor repositories, watch for changelogs, or reinstall anything manually. The orchestrator’s capability index rebuilds automatically after each update so new skills are immediately eligible for selection.
Do not delete the ~/.cc-commander/vendor/ directory. The orchestrator reads vendor skills from there at runtime. If the directory is missing, run ccc --repair to restore it.