The /plugin list command now accepts --enabled and --disabled flags to filter the output to only installed plugins matching the requested state.
Usage
/plugin list --enabled # show only enabled plugins
/plugin list --disabled # show only disabled plugins
/plugin list # show all installed plugins (unchanged)
Details
Enabled/disabled status is shown as ✓ enabled or ✗ disabled per plugin entry.
If no plugins match the filter, a short message like "No disabled plugins." is shown.
Plugin entries also show version and scope where available.
A pending-reload indicator — run /reload-plugins to apply appears when the in-memory state differs from what would be loaded on next start.
Evidence
Filter flag in command rendering (search for "/plugin list [--enabled|--disabled] - List installed plugins")
Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.
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Anthropic's release notes agreeAdded /plugin list command to list installed plugins, with --enabled/--disabled filters
