Productivity
Work piles up across a task list, a calendar, an inbox, and chat. This plugin keeps one running view of it: it manages your tasks, helps you plan your day, and builds up a memory of the context that matters about your work. It works with 9 tools in total. Three of them have connector pages on this site: Slack, Gmail, and Google Calendar.
Third-party, by Anthropic
November 3, 2026
Install the plugin
Plugins install through Claude Code’s plugin marketplace. Two commands, no files to place by hand.
Install the productivity plugin. It installs through Claude Code only. If you're not Claude Code, stop and tell me.
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins
/plugin install productivity@knowledge-work-plugins
If you can't run slash lines, run these two lines in a shell instead:
claude plugin marketplace add anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins
claude plugin install productivity@knowledge-work-plugins
When both commands finish, confirm the productivity plugin is installed. Use /plugin, or run claude plugin list in a shell.
Then tell me to restart Claude Code so it picks up the new skills.- 1
Add the marketplace
Run this once in Claude Code. It registers the marketplace this plugin installs from (knowledge-work-plugins), so every plugin in it becomes installable.
/plugin marketplace add anthropics/knowledge-work-plugins - 2
Install the plugin
Installs this plugin and everything it bundles. Restart Claude Code afterwards so it picks the new skills up.
/plugin install productivity@knowledge-work-plugins
Anthropic publishes this plugin itself and distributes it in the
knowledge-work-plugins marketplace, the same marketplace the Small Business
and Carta plugins on this site come from. We list it here because managing
tasks and planning the day is one of the jobs people come to this catalog
looking for. We did not write it and have not reviewed it.
The problem it goes after: your work lives in a task list, a calendar, an inbox, and chat, and you end up stitching it together by hand each day.
The plugin bundles 4 skills:
- memory-management: builds up memory of important context about your work.
- start: starts your day.
- task-management: manages your tasks.
- update: brings your tasks and context up to date.
The plugin works with 9 tools in total. This site has connector pages for 3 of them, listed below: Slack, Gmail, and Google Calendar. The other 6 are Notion, Asana, Linear, Atlassian, monday.com, and ClickUp. We don’t have pages for those yet.
The skills it ships
- memory-management
- start
- task-management
- update
MCP connectors it declares
Slack's hosted MCP server (OAuth), used to sync chat context into your tasks and memory.
Google's hosted Gmail MCP server. The plugin reads your mail through it to keep tasks and context current.
Google's hosted Calendar MCP server. The plugin reads your calendar through it to plan your day.