Java 21 / Spring Boot design phase — package structure, strategy/registry, ports and adapters, domain modeling, Spring conventions and REST API design. Ships the Java routing hook. Part of the `ai-toolkit-java` set — install that to get the whole language.
UT2004 UnrealScript and modding agent: engine source as source of truth, UCC compile traps, replication, GUI, the content pipeline, map work, and live in-game testing.
Keeps AI coding agents inside your project's rules, from idea to merged code: spec design, lanes, layer rules, protected paths with an approval log, spec-check and design gates, proof-before-finish checks, dispatch, review, build status and CI verification, configured per project from its docs
MapMap navigation platform for AI agents: 11 integration skills, the hosted MapMap MCP server, and an opt-in integration-retro reminder hook (disabled by default).
Refuses a commit or push whose email isn't the one you chose for that host, or the one you used most in that repo; can check commits made outside Claude too.
Tracks your PRs until merged: new comments, votes, CI results, merges, review requests, your pipeline runs (GitHub, Azure DevOps) and the GitHub issues you follow.
Screenshots, a short video and network proof of a ticket tested locally, attached to Jira or the PR, with the ticket's acceptance criteria in the PR description (needs the chrome-devtools MCP).
Progressive codebase knowledge base — clone git repos, auto-generate documentation, and build a searchable knowledge cache that grows smarter with every query.
Not a chatbot — a worker. /simplicio-loop is the unified public entrypoint for core + hardened loop, driving a whole backlog end-to-end on any LLM or runtime: discover, implement, verify, review, merge, close. It exits only on evidence-gated completion, bounded iteration, or an explicit STOP/cancel path. Runs locally with no telemetry. MIT.
Recall prior dev context for a branch, search past decisions, and build memory-rich PR descriptions. Bundles the jolli CLI as an MCP server plus session hooks.
Skills for building with the Fetcher TypeScript ecosystem: the core HTTP client, decorator services, typed event buses, persisted storage, SSE/LLM streaming, OpenAI chat completions, OpenAPI types, React hooks and CoSec authentication, plus upgrading from Fetcher 5.x to 6.0. Wow CQRS clients and OpenAPI client generation live in the Wow repository's skills.