config

Plugin config from marketplace claude-dev-env in jl-cmd/claude-dev-env. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.

Skills (71)

• verify

  Verifies the claude-dev-env command-line installer in a disposable home. Maps checks for configuration projections, hooks, policy lint, and continuous integration.

• parallel-debug

  Runs the pr-converge loop for jl-cmd/claude-dev-env using AHK auto-continue pacing. Activate when the user says "parallel-debug" or asks to run the pr-converge convergence loop in Cursor.

• anthropic-plan

  Workflow-backed implementation planning that creates a deep repo-local packet under docs/plans/<slug>/ before any code changes. Use for /anthropic-plan, "plan this first", "think before coding", "make a plan", "scope this out", "don't code yet", and non-trivial implementation requests that need sour

• auditing-claude-config

  Audits a Claude Code setup (user CLAUDE.md, ~/.claude/rules/, project .claude/) for context-budget waste — duplicate @-imports, always-on rules to path-scope or convert to skills, oversized files — and produces a migration table with savings. Use when reviewing the startup/instruction load, when /me

• beat-sheet

  Formats a reply as single-line beats in plain everyday words. Triggers: '/beat-sheet', 'beat sheet this', 'give me the beats', 'write this as beats', 'too long', 'shorter', 'what?', 'english', 'no sense', 'jargon', 'huh?'.

• bugteam

  Open pull request audit–fix until convergence: CODE_RULES gate, clean-room audit (`code-quality-agent`, opus) and fix (`clean-coder`, opus), per-loop GitHub reviews, 20-audit cap; grant then revoke `.claude/**`. AUDIT, FIX, and standards-fix route through `resolve_worker_spawn.py` (headless tiers or

• closeout

  Harvests session obstacles into GitHub issues backed by quoted evidence: validates each draft with the user, then delegates filing to the issue-tracker agent (skill fallback), which dedupes against open and closed issues and files each under an epic as a native sub-issue. Prints a cloud handoff prom

• codex-review

  Runs OpenAI Codex as a local PR or uncommitted-diff reviewer and routes findings into the shared fix protocol. Triggers: '/codex-review', 'codex review', 'run codex review', 'babysit codex review', 'codex as a PR reviewer'.

• comments

  Draft, refine, or respond to pull-request review comments. Use when a user asks to "write a review comment", "address review feedback", or "reply to a reviewer".

• condensing-instructions

  Refine an instruction document for Claude 5 generation models: cut rules the model's judgment already covers, move detail behind progressive disclosure, and route each remaining piece to the system prompt, CLAUDE.md, a skill, or a reference. Use for system prompts, CLAUDE.md files, skills, tool desc

• copilot-finding-triage

  Tiers each Copilot gate finding from a converge run, verifies each code concern with an executed check, then routes it — auto-fix a self-healing finding, resolve a refuted one, page the user only for an inconclusive one. Triggers: 'copilot finding triage', 'user review gate', 'tier copilot findings'

• copilot-review

  Spawns a background subagent that babysits the GitHub Copilot reviewer on the current PR: each tick it fixes unaddressed findings against HEAD, re-requests review, and exits on convergence. Triggers: '/copilot-review', 'watch copilot', 'babysit copilot review', 'keep re-requesting copilot'.

• descriptions

  Draft or revise a pull-request description. Use when a user asks for a "PR description", "pull request summary", or "change description".

• emergencies

  Classify an urgent production change and guide its focused emergency review. Use when a user asks about an "emergency hotfix", "production incident", or "urgent security fix".

• grokify

  Grok Build execution handoff prompt, embed Claude advisor.

• plan-to-pr

  Coordinates source-grounded implementation through a validated plan packet, planned task tickets, fixed model routing, verified commits, independent Luna review, and publication gates. Triggers: "Plan-to-PR", "plan to PR", "implement this with one task per commit", "run the Plan-to-PR workflow", "va

• pr-converge

  Loops Cursor Bugbot, a code review, a bug audit, and Copilot on the current PR, applying TDD fixes until all are clean on one HEAD. Use when the user says '/pr-converge', 'drive PR to convergence', 'loop bugbot and bugteam', 'babysit bugbot and bugteam', 'until both are clean', or 'converge this PR'

• pr-fix-protocol

  Applies reviewer findings to a PR as verified fixes and drives unresolved review threads to zero. Invoked by PR-loop orchestrators (pr-converge, autoconverge, bugteam, qbug, copilot-review) when a reviewer reports findings; not for ad-hoc 'fix this bug' requests outside a PR loop.

• pr-loop-cloud-transport

  Runs any PR-loop skill in a Claude Code session whose gh CLI cannot act on the PR. Use at run start when pr-converge, autoconverge, bugteam, clean-room audit, pr-fix-protocol, or copilot-review runs in a cloud session, when `command -v gh` or `gh auth status` fails, or when an MCP tool call fails wi

• pr-loop-lifecycle

  Opens and closes a PR-loop run: the .claude/** permission grant, worktree preflight, and cwd routing at the start; teardown, permission revoke, and final report at the end. Invoked by PR-loop orchestrators (bugteam, pr-converge, autoconverge, qbug); not for general git cleanup outside a PR loop.

• recall

  Retrieve prior session context and decisions from Obsidian vault for the current project.

• release-notes-html

  Build a polished self-contained HTML product launch and release-notes page from work completed in the current session, using available repository state, source-of-truth files, tests, approvals, artifacts, commits, pull requests, previews, and release evidence. Use when the user asks to build release

• remember

  Save a decision, gotcha, or architectural choice to the Obsidian vault. User-initiated only.

• reviewer-gates

  Runs the availability gates a PR-loop orchestrator checks before it starts an external reviewer: the CLAUDE_REVIEWS_DISABLED opt-out, the once-per-run Copilot quota pre-check, and the Cursor Bugbot trigger, acknowledge, and CI-detect flow. Decides whether a reviewer runs, never what it finds.

• reviews

  Review a pull request or code change for code health. Use when a user asks to "code review", "review this PR", or "review this change".

• show

  Create and review inline visual explanations, diagrams, interactive widgets, mockups, charts, and illustrations. Triggers on "/show", "show me", "draw", "diagram this", "visualize", "map this out", "make it interactive", or a request for a mockup, chart, or illustration.

• source-command-logifix

  Restore the Logitech Gaming Software (LCore) tray icon when it disappears on Windows

• build-eval

  Evaluate skills with a bounded direct Codex review suite or `claude plugin eval`. Use labeled inputs and deterministic grading for output correctness; use a plugin wrapper and with/without-plugin comparisons for discovery and contribution. Use when the user asks to eval or test a skill.

• codex-cleanse

  Preview or archive local Codex sessions after seven days without activity. Use for an on-demand session cleanup or a local scheduled archive run across a selected Codex home.

• e-code-review

  Code review at one of five effort levels that match the built-in /code-review recipes step for step: low, medium, high, xhigh, max. Triggers: /e-code-review with an optional level and an optional --fix.

• e-simplify

  Cleanup-only pass on the current diff — reuse, simplification, efficiency, altitude — that fixes what it finds directly; no correctness-bug hunting. Triggers: /e-simplify.

• eli5

  Creates concise beginner-friendly HTML explanations with large visuals and minimal text. Triggers: ELI5, explain like I am 5, explain this simply, beginner explanation, every user-facing response.

• everything-search

  Fast file search on Windows using Everything (voidtools) es.exe command-line tool. Use when searching for files by extension, name, date modified, size, or path, or when the user asks to use Everything.

• fresh-branch

  Fresh git branch from origin/main in an isolated worktree under a configured root, leaving the caller's tree untouched. Use when the user or a calling skill needs a new branch off main.

• grok-spawn

  Spawn headless grok worker fleets via preflight and spawn_grok_batch. Use when the user asks to run work on a fleet or batch of headless grok workers.

• issue-tracker

  File, update, and close GitHub work as one epic with native sub-issues. Use when the user asks to file, track, update, or close a GitHub issue, or to open, update, or refresh an epic and its sub-issues.

• orchestrator-refresh

  Recover an existing orchestrator's goals, task ownership, and next actions. Triggers: /orchestrator-refresh, refresh the orchestrator, resume coordination, recover after compaction, recover an orchestration run.

• orchestrator

  Coordinate user goals, parent tasks, workers, evidence, and recovery. Triggers: /orchestrator, orchestrate, operate like a coordinator, track my goals, coordinate workers, retain goals across compaction.

• pr-lifecycle

  Use for commits, pushes, pull requests, review threads, and merges.

• privacy-hygiene

  Full-repo sweep for personal data and secrets before commit or durable GitHub post. Use when preparing a PR, cleaning a leak, or when the user asks for a privacy or secret sweep of a repository.

• pull-request

  Validate and publish GitHub pull request actions. Use when the user asks to create, edit, comment on, or review a pull request, including under a selected GitHub author.

• recovering-codex-startup

  Diagnose Windows Codex desktop/CLI startup with fresh read-only process evidence. Use when Codex will not start on Windows, or a Codex process looks stuck, stale, or suspended.

• repairing-hook-boundaries

  Repair Claude and Codex hook failures at their first failing boundary. Use when a hook fails, blocks, times out, or emits invalid output, including a registration, launcher, import path, payload, or exit status fault.

• second-account-workers

  Run local headless Claude workers through the account picker. Triggers: spawn a worker on the second account or another extra account, offload a worker, use a named Claude profile, save main account usage.

• skill-builder

  Placeholder for the skill-builder rework to follow pstack philosophy.

• step-notes

  Turns the status-line gate for step notes on or off. While on, a hook asks for a short status line naming each tool action, like a progress caption, so the user can follow the session. Use when the user types /step-notes or asks to turn step notes on or off.

• sync-dev-env

  Install or update claude-dev-env in a running session, link the skills of every enabled plugin so a running session loads them, and schedule a daily re-sync at 6:00 AM local by default. Use when the user asks to sync claude-dev-env into a session, to load the skills of a plugin without a restart, or

• syncing-submodules

  Records a submodule's current commit in its parent repository. Use after a commit inside a submodule when the parent repository or superproject should record the new pointer. Does not handle clone, checkout, update main, or ordinary commits.

• task-build

  Gather open session tasks and register them with the best available task or plan tool. Use when the user asks to capture, track, or list the session's open tasks.

• team-advisor

  Bind one advisor, the built-in advisor tool or a warm `pstack:poteto-agent`, and consult it before substantive work, completion, commits, or when stuck. Use when the user asks for an advisor or a second opinion on the approach.

• test-runner

  Run pytest or Playwright through the repository's test command. Checks Django and Playwright readiness before launching the selected child process. Use when running tests in a repository with local Django or frontend services.

• usage-pause

  Pause work until the 5-hour usage window resets, keeping agent contexts warm through staged wakeups. Stops with a warning when the weekly limit is near its cap. Use when the user asks to pause for or wait out a usage limit.

• windows-scheduled-task

  Register a repeating headless Windows scheduled task from PowerShell, with endless repetition, an S4U or Interactive principal, absolute action paths, and a documented teardown. Use when creating, repairing, or removing a repeating Task Scheduler task, including a task that fails to register.

• autoconverge

  Drives one draft PR to convergence in one autonomous run with a host-selected pacer. On workflow: three parallel lenses (code-review, bug-audit, self-review) and one-commit fixes via converge.mjs. On portable: pr-converge continuous ticks via portable-driver.md. Bugbot, Copilot, and Codex as termina

• hitl

  Maintain human-in-the-loop scope reporting; bound worker orchestration. Triggers: /hitl, HITL, human in the loop, out-of-scope work, scope update, worker status, Sol worker, Claude worker, Grok worker.

• pr-cleanup

  Refine pull requests through parallel placement and capability-name audits, focused delivery sizing, and a final simplify and code-review loop. Triggers: /pr-cleanup, run PR cleanup, full PR cleanup, extraction audit, capability naming audit, simplify and review a PR, and split a cleaned PR.

• pr-name-by-capability

  Audit a GitHub PR for name-by-capability violations: driver/motive words on reusable capability modules (queues and report routers may keep the driver word), then apply capability-oriented renames by default. Triggers: /pr-name-by-capability, name-by-capability audit, audit PR for naming, name by ca

• pr-plain-language-cleanup

  Review every line of every changed PR file and trim words, names, docs, comments, and code while keeping real behavior.

• pr-refinement

  Coordinate shared-extraction and capability-naming audits, then update an existing pull request or publish a focused GitHub pull-request stack. Use when a user asks to turn a PR architecture audit into extracted shared code and small pull requests.

• pr-shared-extraction

  Audits pull requests and packages for general helpers living in workflow-specific code instead of shared_utils, then applies extraction fixes by default in small tested CLs. Use when reviewing PRs for architectural layering, migrating utilities out of cert_fix_queue/theme_dialer_pipeline/skills, aud

• pr-small-cl

  Scope or split a pull request into a self-contained reviewable increment. Use when a user asks to "split this PR", "make this change smaller", or "small CL".

• pr-title-description

  Review one or more pull requests and write plain titles and descriptions from the full diff.

• prototype

  Isolated hookless worktree sandbox for zero-friction proof-of-concept builds, then a clean-room re-verification that promotes a successful POC into a real deploy. Triggers: prototype, /prototype, proof of concept, POC, spike, throwaway build, build without hooks, sandbox this idea, hookless worktree

• rebase

  Rebases a branch onto its base ref with the verification gates that catch logically broken results before pushing. Use when the user invokes `/rebase`, says 'rebase this branch', 'PR has merge conflicts', or 'rebase onto main', or asks for a force-push to update a remote branch's history.

• review-router

  Resolve and arm one supported `route_review_config` route through the registered Agent|Task gate. Triggers: /review-router and guarded reviewer spawn.

• review-tier

  Classify `review_tier_constants` from change axes, hard triggers, and user overrides. Triggers: /review-tier, tier override, and review classification.

• run-claude-dev-env

  Build, install, run, and test the claude-dev-env installer. Use when asked to run claude-dev-env, install the Claude Code config into ~/.claude, drive the installer, smoke-test it against a sandbox, or run its test suite.

• session-log

  Logs a session report as an HTML page, tracks vault context, extracts decisions, and outputs a /rename command. Use for /session-log, 'journal this session', 'log this work', 'session report', 'summarize/log/record this session', 'save session', 'capture session', or 'document what we did'.

• session-tidy

  Audit, clean, and consolidate session logs in the Obsidian vault. Fixes format drift, resolves orphaned next-steps, updates stale statuses, and generates project rollup summaries. Use when session logs feel cluttered or before starting a new project milestone. Triggers on '/session-tidy', 'tidy sess

• source-command-sr-loop

  Converging cleanup loop: repeat /simplify until clean, then repeat /code-review --fix until clean

• update

  Fast-forwards a local repository's main branch to a remote's main after confirming the repo path and source remote through AskUserQuestion. Use when the user says '/update', 'update main', 'fast-forward main', 'sync main from origin', 'pull latest main into <path>', or 'bring main up to date'.

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