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gabbe

GABBE core: 44 agent skills for the everyday engineering loop — spec, plan, TDD, review, research, security, memory and audit, with Brain and Loki mode. Add the gabbe-* topic plugins from the same marketplace for the rest of the 214.

23 on GitHubby Andrei Nicolae Besleagav1.1.3CC-BY-SA-4.0updated 2 days agodevelopment
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Plugin gabbe from marketplace gabbe in andreibesleaga/GABBE. Commands read from the repo's manifest — yesterday.

What it installs

Skills (44)

  • agent-analytics

    Tracks key performance indicators (KPIs) for AI Agents: Token Usage, Task Duration, Loop Cycles, and Success Rate. Use when: analytics, metrics, tokens used, cost tracking, performance report, agent stats.

  • agentic-linter

    Enforce architecture layer boundaries defined in AGENTS.md — detect and fix import violations. Use when: architecture lint, boundary, import violation, layer check, ADD, circular dependency, dependency check.

  • api-design

    Design REST/GraphQL/OpenAPI contracts before implementation — API-first approach. Use when: API, endpoint, REST, GraphQL, OpenAPI, API contract, API design, HTTP endpoint, grpc, soap.

  • arch-design

    Design system architecture from approved requirements — quality attributes, style selection, arc42/4+1 views, ADRs. Use when: design architecture, new architecture, architect the system, system design, choose architecture, architectural design, create architecture, system structure.

  • arch-review

    Review existing architecture (ATAM-lite) against quality-attribute scenarios; find risks, tradeoffs, anti-patterns; report. Use when: review architecture, audit architecture, architecture analysis, architecture assessment, arch review, evaluate architecture, is the architecture good, architecture pr

  • audit-trail

    Maintain append-only structured audit log of all agent and human decisions and outcomes. Use when: log this, record decision, why did we, audit, what happened, history, trace, record this.

  • brain-mode

    Meta-cognitive orchestrator — adds Active Inference, cost-routing, and episodic memory to the SDLC loop (System-2 planning). Use when: brain activate, supermode, solve everything, brain mode, meta orchestrate.

  • clarify

    Generate high-quality clarifying questions for any task/step, escalating when self-estimated uncertainty is high. Use when: clarify, clarifying questions, what should I ask, ambiguous, unclear, questions for you, are you sure, confirm requirements, what do you mean.

  • clean-coder

    Enforces Clean Code standards, identifies code smells, and ensures SOLID principles. Use when: clean code, code smell, SOLID, refactor, quality check.

  • code-review

    Systematic code review covering security, performance, architecture, and style. Use when: review, PR, audit, code quality, pull request, check this code.

  • cost-benefit-router

    Intelligent routing of tasks between Local (OS) and Remote (Cloud) resources based on complexity, privacy, and cost constraints. Use when: route task, optimize cost, choose model, local or remote.

  • debug

    Systematic root-cause debugging — reproduce, isolate, hypothesize, fix with TDD. Use when: bug, error, fix, broken, crash, exception, not working, unexpected behavior, regression.

  • decompose

    Decompose specs/plans into atomic, testable tasks — enforces the 15-Minute Rule and populates project/TASKS.md. Use when: decompose, break down tasks, create task list, task decomposition, 15 minute rule.

  • documentation

    Generate docstrings, JSDoc, API docs, and README updates that reflect current code. Use when: docs, docstring, JSDoc, README, API docs, document this, add documentation.

  • emerging-tech

    Architecture assistance for 2026-2030 technologies (6G, Matter IoT, Vector DBs). Use when: 6g, iot, matter, vector, embedding, semantic search, rag, edge native, post-quantum.

  • empirical-methods

    Apply empirical and measurement methods to engineering decisions with sound experiment design, honest statistical interpretation, and root-cause analysis. Use when: design a controlled experiment, interpret benchmark statistics, analyze a b test results, choose measurement scale and metric, check ef

  • final-review

    Expert end-of-work review — catch errors/gaps/risks and propose optimizations before declaring done. Use when: final review, expert review, review everything, anything missing, make it better, optimize, simplify, sanity check, ship check, is it good.

  • git-workflow

    Conventional commits, PR creation, and quality gate verification. Use when: commit, PR, branch, push, conventional commit, create pull request, git.

  • integrity-check

    End-to-end 8-dimension verification — requirements through delivery, all aligned and correct. Use when: integrity, verify all, are we done, is it complete, end-to-end check, check everything, full verification.

  • knowledge-connect

    Manage knowledge integration via MCP, Vector DBs, and A2A connectors. Use when: Connect to knowledge base, Ingest documentation, Query vector database, Setup RAG pipeline, Index project files.

  • knowledge-gap

    Detect unknown territory before acting — a research gate forcing authoritative verification of unknown APIs/libraries. Use when: not sure, unfamiliar, haven't used, unknown API, new technology, not familiar with, unsure how, I don't know.

  • loki-mode

    Master multi-agent swarm orchestration — coordinates personas across the 14-phase lifecycle (10-phase core build loop S01–S10, plus Day-0 S00 and Day-2 S11–S13) with checkpoints, memory, and HITL gates. Use when: loki, swarm, orchestrate, big project, autonomous build, multi-agent, spawn, coordinate

  • meta-prompting

    Agents optimizing prompts for other agents (Chain of Thought, Tree of Thoughts). Use when: meta prompting.

  • persona-selector

    Rank/select the best Loki persona(s) per task; persona delegation, consensus voting, bounded self-refinement — cost-gated. Use when: persona selector, best persona, which agent, pick persona, delegate to persona, route task, assign persona, who should do this, persona voting.

  • preflight

    Mandated first action — auto-check, load index summaries + memory + cost, recommend the optimal set, then clarify. Use when: preflight, session start, before anything, start, begin, kickoff, what should I use, load context, orient, first step.

  • refactor

    Safe refactoring with test guard — improve code quality without changing behavior. Use when: refactor, cleanup, restructure, simplify, extract function, improve code quality.

  • req-elicitation

    Structured requirements elicitation — derive complete, verifiable requirements from stakeholder goals (IEEE 29148, IREB, EARS). Use when: elicit requirements, gather requirements, what are the requirements, new product requirements, user needs, stakeholder goals, write PRD, requirements from scratch

  • research

    Find authoritative answers from official docs, RFCs, standards, and academic sources — never from blogs or opinions. Use when: research, find, how to, unknown, best practice, which library, official docs, RFC, spec, standard, look this up.

  • retrospective

    Run a blameless retrospective — gather a timeline, generate insights, decide a few owned dated actions, and feed lessons into CONTINUITY.md memory. Use when: run a retrospective for the release milestone, do a blameless retro on the sprint, what went well and what didnt, capture lessons learned into

  • safety-scan

    Active security enforcement — scan for vulnerabilities (SAST), secrets (Gitleaks), insecure deps (SCA) before commit/deploy. Use when: scan security, check vulnerabilities, audit code, gitleaks, semgrep, finding secrets.

  • sdlc-checkpoint

    Save SDLC milestone snapshot, verify phase gates, advance tracking, and tag git commit. Use when: checkpoint, milestone, end of phase, requirements approved, design done, ready to code, sprint done, phase complete.

  • secure-coding

    Implementing OWASP Proactive Controls (Input Validation, Output Encoding, AuthZ/AuthN). Use when: secure coding.

  • security-audit

    OWASP Top 10 security audit, SAST/DAST/SCA scanning, secrets detection, and dependency vulnerability check. Use when: security, vulnerability, OWASP, secrets, CVE, security audit, security scan, penetration.

  • self-heal

    Autonomous diagnose-research-fix-verify loop — up to 5 attempts before human escalation. Use when: test failing, error, self-heal, stuck, broken, can't fix, autonomous fix, retry, fix this.

  • self-optimize

    Tune skill/guide/persona/model selection to the project for quality+cost; gabbe.config.json + autonomy levels + alignment. Use when: self optimize, optimize for project, tune selection, best for this project, project config, autonomy level, optimize quality cost, adapt to project.

  • session-resume

    Cold-start resume — load all memory and project state to continue any interrupted project. Use when: resume, continue, new session, where were we, restart project, pick up, interrupted, cold start.

  • skills-registry

    Discover, import, and publish skills to/from universal SKILL.md registries (Agent Garden, skills.sh, …) — validated + gated. Use when: skills registry, import skill, publish skill, agent garden, skills marketplace, draw skill, share skills, external skill, skills.sh.

  • spec-writer

    Generate Product Requirements Document with EARS syntax and structured ambiguity clarification. Use when: spec, PRD, feature, requirements, product requirements, write spec, new feature.

  • state-portability

    Dehydrate/hydrate full working state into a portable, agent-agnostic bundle — switch coding agent or LLM and continue. Use when: hydrate, dehydrate, export state, import state, switch agent, switch llm, portable state, handoff, migrate session, take my work elsewhere, continue on another agent.

  • state-preserve

    Continuously persist working state + a resume pointer so a token/time/crash cutoff never loses progress — resume losslessly. Use when: save state, preserve state, checkpoint, dont lose progress, running out of tokens, time limit, flush state, persist, before stopping, resume pointer.

  • system-lifecycle

    Orchestrate the full SDLC from Requirement to Code to Test (Traceability). Use when: lifecycle, traceability, requirement, golden thread, definition of done, verify requirements.

  • tdd-cycle

    Red-Green-Refactor TDD loop with mandatory false-positive check. Use when: test, TDD, red-green, failing test, write test first, test-driven.

  • threat-model

    STRIDE threat modeling before implementing security-sensitive features. Use when: threat, STRIDE, attack surface, security design, new API, new feature security, threat model.

  • update-scan

    Discover new skills/tools/MCPs/models; recommend or auto-adopt the best per scenario within cost + permission bounds. Use when: update scan, check for updates, new tools, better model, newer skill, whats new, self-evolve, upgrade, scan registry, better mcp.

View source on GitHub andreibesleaga.github.io

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