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/extensions list

List compliance extension packs and their status.

Synopsis

/extensions list

When to use it

Discovering which compliance/quality packs are installed and which are enabled in this project
Looking up a pack_id before running /extensions enable
Not for: evidence freshness and waiver detail on enabled packs — that’s /extensions status

Quickstart

/extensions list

What you’ll see: a table of every pack on disk with its status, version, restrictiveness, source, and enable date — followed by a totals footer like 4 packs available · 2 enabled · 0 waivers active.

Examples

/extensions list    # the one and only form — no arguments

What it does

Resolves the extension root — project extensions/, the plugin install (if present), or the compiled bundle install at .claude/extensions-installed/, in that order.
Enumerates packs on disk (organized as <domain>/<name>) and reads each pack’s version, source, and restrictiveness.
Cross-references the project’s .claude/extensions/.enabled.json to mark each pack enabled or disabled. If the file doesn’t exist, all packs show as disabled — that just means nothing is opted in yet.
Prints the table and a one-line footer with totals (packs available, enabled, active waivers).

Output & artifacts

A status table in the conversation — nothing is written to disk
Example row: compliance/hipaa disabled 1.0.0 5 original —

Troubleshooting

Problem	Fix
`No extension packs installed`	Add packs under `extensions/<domain>/<name>/`, or install a bundle that ships packs
All packs show `disabled` even though some should be enabled	Install `jq` — without it, the tool cannot read `.enabled.json` and assumes no packs are enabled
A pack shows `?` for version/restrictiveness	That pack’s opt-in frontmatter is malformed or missing required fields (`version`, `source`, `restrictiveness`) — the listing continues, but fix the pack before enabling it

/extensions enable — opt in to a pack from this list
/extensions status — enabled packs only, with evidence freshness and waivers
/extensions disable — opt back out
/extensions waive — waive a single rule with a rationale