audiobook-organizer

Plugin audiobook-organizer from marketplace falkcorp in falkcorp/claude-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 26 days ago.

Skills (11)

• api-doc

  Update docs/api/openapi.json when adding or modifying API endpoints

• build-deploy

  Build and deploy the audiobook-organizer using Makefile targets. Handles full builds (frontend + backend), API-only builds, test runs, and deployment. Always uses `make` targets instead of manual commands; auto-installs frontend dependencies before builds. Use when asked to build, run, test, deploy,

• create-migration

  Create a new PebbleDB/SQLite database migration following the project pattern

• deploy

  Build and deploy audiobook-organizer to the production Linux server

• parallel-sweep-impl

  Procedural body for the /parallel-sweep slash command. Implements the coordinator that parses a task list, creates one git worktree per task, dispatches child sub-agents in parallel, watches their TaskUpdate events, opens PRs, polls CI, admin-merges on green, runs the sibling-rebase loop (with Sonne

• project-patterns

  Reference guide for common audiobook-organizer tasks and recurring patterns. Helps identify which tasks have existing skills or which new skills might be useful. Use when starting a new task to see if there's a pattern match, or to discover which skills exist for database, build, deployment, debuggi

• quick-fix

  Create a quick fix branch, commit, PR, merge, and rebase worktrees

• server-bootstrap

  Initialize server authentication and retrieve API key. SSH to the audiobook-organizer server, restart the service, read the bootstrap token from the .bootstrap-token file (no longer logged in plaintext — pen-test CRIT-1), exchange it for an API key via POST /api/v1/auth/bootstrap, and write the key

• server-logs

  Pull logs from the audiobook-organizer service and provide web UI login instructions. Requires running server-bootstrap first to get .api-token file. Reads journalctl via SSH (supports tail, filter, streaming), extracts login credentials, and provides instructions for accessing the web dashboard. Us

• worktree

  Create a worktree + branch for new work before any edits

• project-context

  Load project context for the audiobook-organizer codebase. Invoke this skill at the start of any agent that needs project knowledge. Reads live docs files — no hardcoded values. Falls back to generic behavior on non-audiobook-organizer projects.

Subagents (6)

• db-design

  Database design advisor for the audiobook-organizer codebase. Answers "how should I store X?" questions in a way that is consistent with existing schema decisions (PebbleDB key conventions, secondary-index families, backfill flags, change-history ledgers). Works generically on other projects when co

• docs-agent

  Reads code and writes or improves documentation. Checks for undocumented exported functions, package-level doc comments, AI-REFERENCE.md drift, and missing architecture decision records. Point it at a file, package, or PR diff.

• expert

  General-purpose repo expert for the audiobook-organizer codebase. Ask it anything about architecture, past decisions, how features work, or what the right approach to a new feature is. Use this as your first stop when joining the codebase or when you need to understand the "why" behind existing code

• go-specialist

  Go code reviewer and advisor for the audiobook-organizer codebase. Uses gopls LSP tools for accurate symbol lookup instead of grep. Knows the project-specific Go gotchas (full-replacement writes, RunItems concurrency, Repairs fixer contract, ratchet gates). Works on any Go project when context docs

• pii-scanner

  Deep scan for PII (personally identifiable information) before public commits or releases. Claude-powered for contextual detection — catches what regex can't. Run before making a repo public, publishing a release, or doing a security review.

• schema-auditor

  Reviews existing database queries, migrations, and index choices. Catches N+1 query patterns, missing indexes, lost-update write shapes, and unsafe live-data migrations. Point it at a file, a PR diff, or a migration to get a focused audit report.

Hooks (1)

• PreToolUse

  bash -c 'CMD=$(echo "$CLAUDE_TOOL_INPUT" | python3 -c "import sys,json; d=json.load(sys.stdin); print(d.get(\"command\",\"\"))" 2>/dev/null || echo ""); if ! echo "$CMD" | grep -qE "git commit"; then

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