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cor

CodingOnRails workflow: setup, think, research, plan, code, test, work router, plus design, review, refactor and docs phases

4 on GitHubby Louis Brilletv0.2.0MITupdated todayworkflow
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Plugin cor from marketplace cor-skills in louisbrillet/cor-skills. Commands read from the repo's manifest — today.

What it installs

Skills (13)

  • cor-code

    Code phase of the COR methodology. Implements tasks from the plan sequentially and autonomously, running all configured checks after each task and committing per task when Auto Commit is enabled. Pauses only when tool/command output reveals unexpected high-impact information. Maintains concise repo

  • cor-design

    Exploratory UI design phase of the COR methodology. Captures visual goals and constraints, generates three comparable lightweight web variants, scores them, and produces a decision-ready direction before implementation planning. Use when the user wants to explore visual directions, compare UI option

  • cor-docs

    Updates a project's Markdown documentation from a git diff between two branches plus the existing codebase, following the Diataxis framework (tutorials, how-to guides, reference, explanation). Edits only the quadrants the change actually affects, asks the user when intent is missing, and keeps outpu

  • cor-plan

    Plan phase of the COR methodology. Takes the understanding built in the Think phase and turns it into a structured, ordered task list saved to .cor/plan.md (or agent memory / session tasks). No coding happens here — only decomposition and sequencing. Claude Code users: invoke as /cor:cor-plan.

  • cor-refacto

    Think+Plan skill for behavior-preserving refactoring. Use when the user wants to improve readability, simplicity, maintainability, duplication, or coupling without functional changes. Produces a concrete refactor plan and a strict handoff for cor-code; blocks theoretical refactors that do not reduce

  • cor-research

    Researches current libraries, version-specific APIs, architecture practices, and implementation options after COR Think and before COR Plan. Use when implementation depends on maintained third-party packages, recent platform capabilities, external standards, security guidance, or an evidence-based a

  • cor-review

    Measured code review that ends in a behavior-preserving refactor plan. Combines cor-refacto's simplification gates with deterministic metrics from Uncle Bob's crapper, dryer and mutator CLIs (CRAP per function, structural duplication, mutation testing). Use when the user asks to review or audit a co

  • cor-setup

    Initialize a project for the COR (CodingOnRails) methodology. Detects the tech stack, proposes check commands, and writes a .cor/config.md file. Run once per repo before using any other COR skills. Claude Code users: invoke as /cor:cor-setup.

  • cor-test

    Test phase of the COR methodology. Runs only the tests that were explicitly planned — unit, integration, and UAT. No unplanned testing scope creep. Claude Code users: invoke as /cor:cor-test.

  • cor-think

    Deep interrogation phase of the COR methodology. Ask the user focused questions across problem definition, scope, constraints, risks, and acceptance criteria before any planning or coding begins. Produces a confidence summary after each round. Claude Code users: invoke as /cor:cor-think.

  • cor-work

    Entry point for the COR (CodingOnRails) methodology. Detects current project state, shows a compact progress summary, and routes to Think, optional Research, Plan, Code, or Test. Use when starting or resuming work, recovering an interrupted task, or checking what comes next. Claude Code users: invok

  • ui-design-system-principles

    Applies design-token, color, typography, spacing, and accessibility systems to frontend output. Use for any UI creation or restyling task — components, pages, dashboards, forms, charts, data tables — even when the user never says 'design system', and when they ask to make it look better, improve the

  • ux-frameworks

    Applies and cites the five canonical UX evaluation frameworks — Nielsen's heuristics, Garrett's Five Planes, Gestalt/PARC, Morville's Honeycomb, Yablonski's Laws of UX. Use for UX critiques, heuristic evaluations, design reviews, interface audits, diagnosing why a design "feels off", choosing the ri

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