Tells you and Claude, at session start, what is slowing the machine: orphaned agent and test processes, sustained memory pressure and swap growth, low disk, a runaway fseventsd. Each finding comes with one suggested step that Claude offers and runs only on your yes; the plugin itself executes nothing. Ships a status-line command your own status-line script can call. macOS first; Linux and Windows builds are silent until measured.
Plugin machine-health from marketplace bladeforge in aquivalabs/BladeForge. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 2 days ago.
This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.
/machine-health:installInstall the machine-health binary pinned in bin.lock.json, checking its SHA-256
/machine-health:updateUpdate the machine-health binary to the version pinned in the current plugin's bin.lock.json
bash "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/session-start.sh"
Stack-agnostic pre-push review framework — eight reviewer agents (five on by default, plus skill, leak and security-scan for repos that publish skills), the /review orchestrator, and the secret-scan + attestation gate, all driven by a per-project .claude/review.config.json.
2 skills · 2 commands · 8 agents
Meta skills — authoring new skills, the OCKHAM minimal-entities discipline, and the WITTGENSTEIN clarity gate for specs & plans.
10 skills
Frontend Vue 3 skills — single-file components with Composition API and TypeScript, component architecture, BEM in scoped styles, Pinia stores, VueUse-first composables, Nuxt conventions, motion, testing.
9 skills
Frontend React skills — component structure, hooks registry, skeleton components, Storybook stories.
8 skills
Personal Salesforce skills — Apex test authoring standard and salesforce-dx MCP usage.
5 skills
Whose Turn, the Claude Code side of a local monitor of your Jira, GitHub, Linear and other sources: whose turn it is, what changed, your own to-dos, a summary at the start of each session, a hand-off from the monitor window into the session, a /whose-turn command that opens the window, and an MCP server for any agent. The monitor itself is the published whose-turn npm package; the plugin installs its latest version into the monitor's data directory on first start and runs it from there; each newer version is then announced in its window and at session start and installs only when the user says yes or clicks Update. Employer-specific values live in a workspace config on the machine, not in the plugin.
1 skill · 1 command · 1 MCP server · hooks
Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
39 skills
AGENTS.md as project instructions, by one option. Under claude-md-or-agents-md a project with no instruction files of its own gets its AGENTS.md files instead: a prompt.context hook asks $.fs.ancestors for every AGENTS.md and .claude/AGENTS.md from the filesystem root down to the working directory and hands them to the engine as project instruction files, which it renders, announces and withholds from agents exactly as it does CLAUDE.md, skipping any file the engine already loaded by import or link; a tool.call hook on Read attaches the ones under the project root as the engine attaches a nested CLAUDE.md. Under claude-md-and-agents-md every AGENTS.md is loaded beside CLAUDE.md. Under managed-only the project's and the person's instruction files are dropped and the organization's managed ones kept. Under claude-md the engine's walk stands alone. claude-md-or-agents-md is the default.
Production-grade engineering skills covering every phase of software development: spec, plan, build, verify, review, and ship.
25 skills · 4 agents
Agentic QE (external: maintained in proffesor-for-testing/agentic-qe, pinned to v3.15.17): a quality-engineering fleet with 11 QE agents, 9 skills, 9 commands, the agentic-qe MCP server pinned to the plugin version, and the aqe-mod guard that refuses destructive operations on AQE learning data
9 skills · 9 commands · 11 agents · 1 MCP server
Reliable automation, in-depth debugging, and performance analysis in Chrome using Chrome DevTools and Puppeteer
8 skills · 1 MCP server
Perform AI code review on Git diffs — supports workspace changes, branch ranges, and single commits with concurrent per-file analysis, codebase search, and deep context-aware review.
2 commands
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