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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

1. Resolves the extension root, project extensions/, the plugin install (if present), or the compiled bundle install at .claude/extensions-installed/, in that order.
2. Enumerates packs on disk (organized as <domain>/<name>) and reads each pack’s version, source, and restrictiveness.
3. 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.
4. 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

Related

• /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