
Reference for managing Claude Code plugins and marketplaces: install, update, remove plugins; add, update, remove marketplaces. Use when the user asks how to install a plugin, remove a marketplace, update plugins, or manage their Claude Code plugin setup.
Reference for managing Claude Code plugins and marketplaces: install, update, remove plugins; add, update, remove marketplaces. Use when the user asks how to install a plugin, remove a marketplace, update plugins, or manage their Claude Code plugin setup.
Reference for managing Claude Code plugins and marketplaces: install, update, remove plugins; add, update, remove marketplaces. Use when the user asks how to install a plugin, remove a marketplace, update plugins, or manage their Claude Code plugin setup.
Scaffolds a new subagent in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the agent directory, AGENTS.md file, and symlinks it into the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a subagent, create an agent, or scaffold a subagent in the marketplace.
This skill welcomes users in ASCII art with OS information. Use when the user says 'hello' or 'hi'.
This skill welcomes users in ASCII art with OS information. Use when the user says 'hello' or 'hi'.
Enforces file and folder naming and structure standards for React/TypeScript projects. Use when normalizing file/folder names, auditing project structure, renaming files or directories, or when the user asks to align file/folder naming with standards.
Enforces file and folder naming and structure standards for React/TypeScript projects. Use when normalizing file/folder names, auditing project structure, renaming files or directories, or when the user asks to align file/folder naming with standards.
Sets up ESLint for React and TypeScript projects aligned with company standards. Use when installing or configuring the project linter, adding devDependencies, custom ESLint rules, package.json scripts, or when the user asks to set up or migrate to the company React/TypeScript ESLint stack.
Sets up ESLint for React and TypeScript projects aligned with company standards. Use when installing or configuring the project linter, adding devDependencies, custom ESLint rules, package.json scripts, or when the user asks to set up or migrate to the company React/TypeScript ESLint stack.
Strategies to simplify components, hooks, and methods: decomposition order (utilities, hooks, sub-components), early returns, control flow, parameter design, and code smell fixes. Use when the user says: ungodify this method/function/component, simplify this method/function/component, make this method/function/component less complex; or when refactoring a large component, hook, or function, reducing complexity, applying single responsibility, or asking how to simplify a component, hook, or method.
Strategies to simplify components, hooks, and methods: decomposition order (utilities, hooks, sub-components), early returns, control flow, parameter design, and code smell fixes. Use when the user says: ungodify this method/function/component, simplify this method/function/component, make this method/function/component less complex; or when refactoring a large component, hook, or function, reducing complexity, applying single responsibility, or asking how to simplify a component, hook, or method.
Reviews code changes for quality, maintainability, readability, and potential regressions. Supports reviewing explicitly mentioned files, git staged files, or changes between branches. Verifies changes make sense in context, improve maintainability, enhance readability, and don't introduce side effects. Use when reviewing code changes, examining git diffs, reviewing staged changes, comparing branches, or when the user asks to review modifications.
Enforces internal React and TypeScript coding standards using avoid/prefer rules. Use when reviewing or refactoring React/TS code, applying company standards, or when the user asks to align code with coding standards.
Enforces internal React and TypeScript coding standards using avoid/prefer rules. Use when reviewing or refactoring React/TS code, applying company standards, or when the user asks to align code with coding standards.
Reviews code changes for quality, maintainability, readability, and potential regressions. Supports reviewing explicitly mentioned files, git staged files, or changes between branches. Verifies changes make sense in context, improve maintainability, enhance readability, and don't introduce side effects. Use when reviewing code changes, examining git diffs, reviewing staged changes, comparing branches, or when the user asks to review modifications.
Generates pull request descriptions by comparing current branch with parent branch. Creates semantic commit-style PR titles and fills PR templates. Use when the user asks to generate PR description, prepare pull request, or create merge request description. The user may include ticket IDs in the request (e.g. tickets: NN-123, TB-456) from the company tracking system; treat those as the related issue IDs for the PR.
Generates pull request descriptions by comparing current branch with parent branch. Creates semantic commit-style PR titles and fills PR templates. Use when the user asks to generate PR description, prepare pull request, or create merge request description. The user may include ticket IDs in the request (e.g. tickets: NN-123, TB-456) from the company tracking system; treat those as the related issue IDs for the PR.
Scaffolds a new Claude Code plugin marketplace: creates the directory structure, marketplace.json manifest, README, and CLAUDE.md context file. Guides the user through local testing, private repository setup, and auto-update configuration. Use when the user asks to create a marketplace, scaffold a marketplace, or set up a plugin marketplace.
Sets up ESLint for React and TypeScript projects aligned with company standards. Use when installing or configuring the project linter, adding devDependencies, custom ESLint rules, package.json scripts, or when the user asks to set up or migrate to the company React/TypeScript ESLint stack.
Scaffolds a new Claude Code plugin marketplace: creates the directory structure, marketplace.json manifest, README, and CLAUDE.md context file. Guides the user through local testing, private repository setup, and auto-update configuration. Use when the user asks to create a marketplace, scaffold a marketplace, or set up a plugin marketplace.
Scaffolds a new skill in a local marketplace repository: creates the skill directory and SKILL.md boilerplate directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a new skill, create a skill, or scaffold a skill in the marketplace.
Scaffolds a new subagent in a local marketplace repository: creates the agent directory and AGENTS.md file directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a subagent, create an agent, or scaffold a subagent in the marketplace.
Reviews code changes for quality, maintainability, readability, and potential regressions. Supports reviewing explicitly mentioned files, git staged files, or changes between branches. Verifies changes make sense in context, improve maintainability, enhance readability, and don't introduce side effects. Use when reviewing code changes, examining git diffs, reviewing staged changes, comparing branches, or when the user asks to review modifications.
Enforces file and folder naming and structure standards for React/TypeScript projects. Use when normalizing file/folder names, auditing project structure, renaming files or directories, or when the user asks to align file/folder naming with standards.
Scaffolds a new Claude Code plugin marketplace: creates the directory structure, marketplace.json manifest, README, and CLAUDE.md context file. Guides the user through local testing, private repository setup, and auto-update configuration. Use when the user asks to create a marketplace, scaffold a marketplace, or set up a plugin marketplace.
Generates pull request descriptions by comparing current branch with parent branch. Creates semantic commit-style PR titles and fills PR templates. Use when the user asks to generate PR description, prepare pull request, or create merge request description. The user may include ticket IDs in the request (e.g. tickets: NN-123, TB-456) from the company tracking system; treat those as the related issue IDs for the PR.
Enforces internal React and TypeScript coding standards using avoid/prefer rules. Use when reviewing or refactoring React/TS code, applying company standards, or when the user asks to align code with coding standards.
Scaffolds a new skill in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the skill directory and SKILL.md boilerplate directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a new skill, create a skill, or scaffold a skill in the marketplace.
Strategies to simplify components, hooks, and methods: decomposition order (utilities, hooks, sub-components), early returns, control flow, parameter design, and code smell fixes. Use when the user says: ungodify this method/function/component, simplify this method/function/component, make this method/function/component less complex; or when refactoring a large component, hook, or function, reducing complexity, applying single responsibility, or asking how to simplify a component, hook, or method.
Reviews code changes for quality, maintainability, readability, and potential regressions. Supports reviewing explicitly mentioned files, git staged files, or changes between branches. Verifies changes make sense in context, improve maintainability, enhance readability, and don't introduce side effects. Use when reviewing code changes, examining git diffs, reviewing staged changes, comparing branches, or when the user asks to review modifications.
Scaffolds a new plugin in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the plugin directory, plugin.json manifest, skills/ folder, and registers it in marketplace.json. Use when the user asks to add a new plugin, create a plugin, or register a plugin in the marketplace.
Generates pull request descriptions by comparing current branch with parent branch. Creates semantic commit-style PR titles and fills PR templates. Use when the user asks to generate PR description, prepare pull request, or create merge request description. The user may include ticket IDs in the request (e.g. tickets: NN-123, TB-456) from the company tracking system; treat those as the related issue IDs for the PR.
Enforces internal React and TypeScript coding standards using avoid/prefer rules. Use when reviewing or refactoring React/TS code, applying company standards, or when the user asks to align code with coding standards.
Enforces file and folder naming and structure standards for React/TypeScript projects. Use when normalizing file/folder names, auditing project structure, renaming files or directories, or when the user asks to align file/folder naming with standards.
Scaffolds a new plugin in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the plugin directory, plugin.json manifest, skills/ folder, and registers it in marketplace.json. Use when the user asks to add a new plugin, create a plugin, or register a plugin in the marketplace.
Scaffolds a new Claude Code plugin marketplace: creates the directory structure, marketplace.json manifest, README, and CLAUDE.md context file. Guides the user through local testing, private repository setup, and auto-update configuration. Use when the user asks to create a marketplace, scaffold a marketplace, or set up a plugin marketplace.
Strategies to simplify components, hooks, and methods: decomposition order (utilities, hooks, sub-components), early returns, control flow, parameter design, and code smell fixes. Use when the user says: ungodify this method/function/component, simplify this method/function/component, make this method/function/component less complex; or when refactoring a large component, hook, or function, reducing complexity, applying single responsibility, or asking how to simplify a component, hook, or method.
Sets up ESLint for React and TypeScript projects aligned with company standards. Use when installing or configuring the project linter, adding devDependencies, custom ESLint rules, package.json scripts, or when the user asks to set up or migrate to the company React/TypeScript ESLint stack.
Reference for managing Claude Code plugins and marketplaces: install, update, remove plugins; add, update, remove marketplaces. Use when the user asks how to install a plugin, remove a marketplace, update plugins, or manage their Claude Code plugin setup.
Scaffolds a new skill in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the skill directory and SKILL.md boilerplate directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a new skill, create a skill, or scaffold a skill in the marketplace.
Scaffolds a new skill in a local marketplace repository: creates the skill directory and SKILL.md boilerplate directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a new skill, create a skill, or scaffold a skill in the marketplace.
Answer questions about the Claude Code AI Dev Tools ecosystem — plugins, skills, subagents, hooks, marketplaces, rules, MCP, memory, and CLI commands. Use when the user asks how something works, wants to understand a concept, or needs guidance on any Claude Code tooling topic.
Scaffolds a new subagent in a local marketplace repository: creates the agent directory and AGENTS.md file directly inside the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a subagent, create an agent, or scaffold a subagent in the marketplace.
Scaffolds a new subagent in the ai-dev-tools marketplace repository: creates the agent directory, AGENTS.md file, and symlinks it into the chosen plugin. Use when the user asks to add a subagent, create an agent, or scaffold a subagent in the marketplace.
Scaffolds a new plugin in a local marketplace repository: creates the plugin directory, plugin.json manifest, skills/ folder, and registers it in marketplace.json. Use when the user asks to add a new plugin, create a plugin, or register a plugin in the marketplace.
Answer questions about the Claude Code AI Dev Tools ecosystem — plugins, skills, subagents, hooks, marketplaces, rules, MCP, memory, and CLI commands. Use when the user asks how something works, wants to understand a concept, or needs guidance on any Claude Code tooling topic.
Scaffolds a new plugin in a local marketplace repository: creates the plugin directory, plugin.json manifest, skills/ folder, and registers it in marketplace.json. Use when the user asks to add a new plugin, create a plugin, or register a plugin in the marketplace.