On-demand manual verification of a running app by an agent: one command discovers the live stack, builds an ephemeral environment brief, derives test suites from a spec's acceptance criteria (or the git diff), and fans out one subagent per suite across three surfaces — curl for API, agent-browser for UI, and fault-injection (dependency pause/stop or a WireMock proxy) for error handling — each returning an evidence-backed PASS/FAIL table under a hard assertion contract. The light counterpart to mt: no config, no persisted plan. User-run only.
Plugin tester from marketplace cc-toolkit in grixu/cc-toolkit. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.
/tester:runOn-demand manual verification of a running app against a spec or a changed scope. Discovers the live stack, builds an ephemeral environment brief, derives test suites from ACs (or the git diff), and fans out one subagent per suite across three surfaces — curl for API, agent-browser for UI, fault-inj
apiAPI/DB suite executor for /tester:run. Runs one suite of API checks against the live stack with curl (and read-only DB SELECTs where the check needs them), driven entirely by the shared BRIEF.md it is pointed at. Establishes each persona's session from the cookie files the brief lists, runs every ch
faultFault-injection suite executor for /tester:run. Runs the error-handling suite ALONE against the live stack, causing a dependency to fail and asserting the app's response. Picks the mechanism per fault kind: pause/stop the dependency container for "unavailable / fail-closed" (e.g. docker pause), or f
uiUI suite executor for /tester:run. Runs one suite of browser checks against the live app, driving the browser exclusively through the agent-browser CLI, from a session per persona restored from the state the brief lists. Every expected outcome runs as a concrete agent-browser assertion command (is v
Spec-driven delivery pipeline: grill a topic into ratified decisions, write and validate a spec against it, split the spec into dependency-ordered tasks, then implement them in isolated worktrees with batched validation.
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Easily create hooks to prevent unwanted behaviors by analyzing conversation patterns
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Unified code review that fans out parallel scanners over a change — one per active lens, up to eleven per run — and merges them into one per-file report. Eleven lenses: comment quality, four quality/craft lenses (readability & tests, naming & module, objects & patterns, simplicity & types), an always-on correctness lens (wrong conditions, unhandled cases, off-by-one, swallowed errors, races, broken call contracts), an always-on narrow security lens (secrets, injection, access checks, boundary validation, insecure settings, IaC exposure, access widening, plus access policies and CI workflows), an always-on coherence lens (docs, contracts, migrations, config and sibling listings that disagree with the code or each other, code breaking a rule an accepted ADR or CONTEXT.md states), an always-on assumptions lens (code relying on library, runtime, CI or platform behaviour the installed source or the locked version contradicts, test doubles the real dependency would not match), a performance lens for executable source (N+1, unbounded fetch, blocking-in-async, wasted renders, missing indexes), and a spec lens via --spec <path> or a spec file the diff carries. Explicit rules in a root CODING_STANDARDS.md (plus a gitignored .local.md overlay) generate standards findings. The standalone comment-review and quality-review skills stay invocable for a single-lens pass. Reviews the current branch diff by default (or explicit paths / --base, or a GitHub PR with --pr). Quality findings are tagged family · rule · severity; comment verdicts are R1–R12 · KEEP/REMOVE/REWRITE/MOVE/ADD, shown side by side and applied through a single risk-cut menu. Successor to the comment-review and quality-review plugins.
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Audio/video transcription pipeline with summary, news extraction, and custom processing. Sources: YouTube URLs (yt-dlp) or local files (any format ffmpeg handles). Backed by ElevenLabs Scribe.
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Small everyday development skills: diagnose and fix failed CI pipelines, shepherd a pull request until CI is green and review is resolved, check a dependency upgrade against the codebase, and push a branch as a pull request filled from the repository's template and labelled with its risk, assessed by TypeSafe Jev, Gemini Decision or both.
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Deprecated — use fd3. End-to-end feature delivery: requirements gathering, editing, status tracking, and implementation orchestration with parallel subagents
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Talk like caveman. Cut filler. Keep technical details explicit.
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Persistent memory for Claude Code: the next session starts where the last one left off.
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tasteskill 2.5.1: professional company websites at the figma.com and x.ai level, with one section per screen, real photographs, real product UI, effects kept for tech and gaming pages, and a real-browser checker and finish gate.
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Open-source AI job search that runs locally in your AI coding CLI: scan job portals, evaluate listings into a structured A-H report with a 1-5 score, tailor your CV, track applications
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Cross-session memory and token savings for coding agents.
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Package any website or local web build into a lightweight desktop app with Pake CLI.
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This page updates itself from your repo. Add the badge to your README, or get it Featured to pin it above the organic results with a followed link to your site.