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Claude Code plugins distributed alongside the bdigital media engineering blog. Self-contained, MIT-licensed, and tied to a specific published walkthrough.
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Claude Code port of Cursor's team-kit plugin — 18 skills + 2 subagents for CI loops, PR review, shipping, verification, CLI/UI control, code-quality audits, and weekly work summaries. Original by Team Cursor ([email protected]), MIT-licensed; ported and maintained by bdigital media with full attribution. See the plugin's PORTING-NOTES.md for the per-file cursor → Claude Code adaptation log.
18 skills · 2 agents
Two skills for AI-drafted technical communication: deslop-tech-comms (proactive draft-time: audience triage, surface-specific structure, anti-slop checklist for docs, summaries, Slack posts, emails, status updates) and thermo-nuclear-writing-review (reactive review-time: strict prose audit parallel to thermo-nuclear-code-quality-review, with writing-judo moves, length discipline, prose-spaghetti detection, AI-fingerprint and buzzword bans, APPROVE/REVISE/MAJOR REVISION verdict). The pair shares one vocabulary so draft-time and review-time passes don't fight each other.
2 skills
User-invocable skill that configures an info-dense Claude Code statusline: cwd, git branch with dirty flag, model label, and three color-banded 10-dot progress bars for context window fill, 5-hour session rate-limit burn, and 7-day weekly quota burn — all read natively from CC's stdin payload.
1 skill
User-invocable skill that generates a distilled brief so a fresh Claude Code session can resume where the previous one left off. Implements the 'Clear with a brief' pattern from Anthropic's session management guide.
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Model- and harness-agnostic personal-voice corpus builder. Pulls your own writing from any source (iMessage, Slack, Discord, email/mbox, your own articles, or any text export) through one shared cleaning + anti-AI-slop + length-tiering pipeline, then emits a JSONL corpus plus a portable 'voice pack' prompt that makes any LLM write in your real voice. Pure-stdlib core; new sources are a one-file adapter. Includes a research writeup on why corpus exemplars beat prompting and when a local fine-tune wins instead.
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