[BUG] Discord plugin fails to load: 'not found in marketplace claude-plugins-official' (v2.1.91)
Resolved 💬 3 comments Opened Apr 3, 2026 by kiskysd Closed Apr 3, 2026
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- [x] This is a single bug report (please file separate reports for different bugs)
- [x] I am using the latest version of Claude Code
What's Wrong?
The Discord plugin (discord@claude-plugins-official) was previously installed and working (v0.0.4), but after updating Claude Code it fails to load with:
Status: ✘ failed to load
Error: Plugin discord not found in marketplace claude-plugins-official
Reinstallation also fails:
$ claude plugins install discord
✘ Failed to install plugin "discord": Plugin "discord" not found in any configured marketplace
$ claude plugins install discord@claude-plugins-official
✘ Failed to install plugin "discord@claude-plugins-official": Plugin "discord" not found in marketplace "claude-plugins-official"
The plugin's cached files still exist locally under ~/.claude/plugins/cache/claude-plugins-official/discord/0.0.4/, but the marketplace no longer resolves the plugin.
A similar issue was reported in #37638 (Windows 11, channels plugins not visible in marketplace) but was closed without resolution.
Expected Behavior
The Discord plugin should be discoverable in the marketplace and loadable as before.
How to Reproduce
- Have Discord plugin previously installed (
discord@claude-plugins-officialv0.0.4) - Update Claude Code to 2.1.91
- Run
claude plugins list→ Status shows "failed to load" - Run
claude plugins install discord→ "not found in any configured marketplace"
Claude Code Version
2.1.91
Platform
Windows 11 (10.0.26200)
Shell
Git Bash
Additional Context
- Related issue: #41768 (DISCORD_STATE_DIR not passed to plugin subprocess, regression from 2.1.88)
- The plugin was working on v2.1.88 and earlier
- Other plugins (playwright, memsearch) also show as disabled, suggesting a broader marketplace resolution issue
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