The review gate as a tool.check function hook: every shell call decided in process, the script spawned only for a command that could commit, and a blocked commit put to you as a question rather than refused. Needs CLAUDE_CODE_ENABLE_FUNCTION_HOOKS=1 and bin/review-gate installed.
Code that runs true under agentic maintenance. Ships the methodology rules (manifesto, style guide, cheatsheet), an idempotent affirm skill, a multi-language lint binary (comment hygiene with structural exemptions only, citation resolution), a PostToolUse hook, and a suite of compliance subcommands and skills.
Bundles the Qualimetry skills, a PostToolUse hook that surfaces review findings the moment a reviewed file is opened, and the qualimetry-setup workflow for registering the Qualimetry MCP server.
NASA Power of 10 rules as Claude Code skills that apply while writing and reviewing Go, Python, and C: adapted profile for application code, strict literal profile on request, plus a review command and agent.
Audits this marketplace against its own F1–F13 failure classes: deterministic pure-shell/awk regression detectors (fail-open, path traversal, broken hook contracts, manifest + vendored-lib drift, notebook/stdin/timeout/line-ending gaps) plus breadth+depth review sub-agents. Writes .claude/auditor/FINDINGS.md and records a HIGH count in the STATUS contract so the pipeline release gate enforces 0-high. Silent on a clean tree; no python dependency.
Reviews a CHANGE (the working-tree diff vs HEAD) against the explorer MEMORY.md invariants and risk map, the approved PLAN scope, and the codebase's surviving callers. Deterministic pure-shell/awk checks — R1 caller-integrity & R2 convention-regression (BLOCKING), R3 risk-touch & R4 scope-discipline (CONCERN) — plus breadth+depth review sub-agents. Writes .claude/reviewer/REVIEW.md and records a BLOCKING count in the STATUS contract so the pipeline release gate enforces 0-blocking. Orthogonal to the auditor (change-vs-invariants, not whole-tree regression). Silent on a clean/in-spec change; no python dependency.
Puts your repo's quality norms into the agent's inner loop: a session-start brief, mid-edit nudges as edits reach a norm, and one bounded soft nudge at stop. Guidance, never a merge gate.
Two read-only reviewers that run before an agent may declare a task done: verification-critic (reward-hacking and spec drift) and architecture-reviewer (structural decay). Optional Stop hook refuses to end a turn on red Tier-1 gates.
Language-agnostic methodology for writing and refactoring code against SOLID, GoF design patterns, and complementary principles (DRY, KISS, YAGNI, Boy Scout, SoC, Encapsulation, Law of Demeter, CQS, TDD, AHA) — for whole-worktree refactors and live in-flight review alike. Wires into whatever CI/QA a repo already has and verifies every finding through an adversarial reviewer/verifier subagent pair before touching code.
Always-on "write the least code that fully works" discipline. A SessionStart hook injects the full decision LADDER (skills/minimal-code) and a UserPromptSubmit hook re-injects a compact reminder every turn, so the agent ships the SMALLEST code that satisfies the requirement WITHOUT cutting validation, error handling, security, or accessibility. Both hooks are node-guarded and fail-quiet (node is OPTIONAL — absent means the hooks stay silent and the skill still works on demand) and INJECT CONTEXT ONLY (no gate decision; every gate in this marketplace stays pure shell/awk). Intensity off|lite|full|ultra via /minimize, mirrored into STATUS.json. YAGNI applies only to UNREQUESTED scope — anything the builder PLAN or the user mandates stays in-scope. Ladder adapted from Ponytail by Dietrich Gebert (MIT).
Detect test doubles and unapproved fallbacks in production code. AI coding tools silently introduce mock/stub/fake objects and fallback behaviors — this plugin catches them.
Teach appropriately-expressive backend code (Python/TS/Go): when to comment, abstract, validate, and handle errors. Every rule has a when-NOT guard, so it curbs LLM over-commenting/over-abstraction without overcorrecting into cryptic code. Bundles real before/after examples and a tripwire scanner.
Review the diff of the current git branch against a target branch. Ships two flows: the multi-agent review-code-change skill (extensible standards — security, performance, business logic, React/Next.js/Node/TypeScript) and the /review-code slash command (blast-radius mapping grounded in real test/typecheck/lint output). Read-only git.