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confidence
Access Confidence feature flags, experiments, and migration tools directly from Claude Code.
What it does
Access Confidence feature flags, experiments, and migration tools directly from Claude Code.
Get started
In Claude Code, open /plugin > Discover and search for this plugin, or run the command below in the Claude Code prompt. Review the publisher requirements before connecting accounts or granting access.
/plugin install confidence@claude-plugins-officialPublisher-documented command. Review the linked setup guide before running it.
Setup takes place on the publisher’s site. Some tools require accounts, API keys, a compatible host or paid services. Review permissions before connecting.
Plugin components
Not yet inspected. Check the original project for included skills, commands, agents and integrations.
Sources & verification
Listed in the official Claude Code marketplace; source location and installation syntax supplied by the marketplace. Installation and runtime behavior not tested.
Source checked 2026-10-14. This is not a security certification or a guarantee that installation will work in your environment.
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