Comprehensive multi-phase PR review — change analysis with risk_class routing, 2-pass deep code review, risk-gated quality-review passes (domain-architecture, data-contracts, ops-reliability, change-evolution), security scanning (OWASP deepen), and documentation-drift checks, posted as one unified GitHub review. Test execution and coverage analysis are left to CI. Plus fix: apply the findings in the working tree — refactor each code smell by the named Fowler/Kerievsky move in the language's own idiom, rewrite flagged docs and comments, regenerate stale artifacts, and defer anything needing a human design decision, one commit per finding and the test suite once per partition, then push the head branch once it is green and reply to and resolve the review comments it answered. Plus monitor-pr: continuously watch a PR for CI failures and review comments (drive with /loop), delegate the fixing to fix, push, and resolve or reply-acknowledge each comment once its fix ships. Rust and mac-ui Web Components changes get tailored checks.
Plugin review from marketplace claude-market-private in ozzycodes2/claudellum. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 12 days ago.
analyzeAnalyze PR changes to detect languages, frameworks, test setup, impact areas, and risk classes. Use when starting a PR review and you need to understand what changed before deeper analysis.
change-evolutionReviews PR diffs for CD readiness, reversibility, and design-quality risks such as YAGNI, deep modules, and complexity budget. Use when a PR is large, mixes refactor with behavior, or introduces flags/migrations/stranglers.
codegenGenerates simple tests, docstrings, and documentation updates for PR changes. Use when reviewing a PR and you want draft tests, docstrings, or CHANGELOG entries to fill the gaps it surfaced (human review required before committing).
data-contractsReviews PR diffs for data consistency, schema/migration safety, and API/event contract compatibility. Use when analyze risk_class includes data or api, or when a PR changes schemas, migrations, public APIs, or event payloads.
docs-driftDetect documentation drift in a repo's docs/ folder — ADRs, glossaries, API specs (OpenAPI), rendered artifacts, READMEs, code comments, runbooks, and caller-migration notes — that has fallen out of sync with the code a PR changes, and flag documentation-completeness gaps (missing CHANGELOG/README/
domain-architectureReviews PR diffs for domain model integrity, architecture dependency rules, and team/org boundary risks. Use when analyze risk_class includes domain, or when a PR crosses bounded contexts, ownership, or layering boundaries.
fixApply and commit fixes for the findings a prior /review:review recorded — refactor code smells using the named Fowler/Kerievsky refactoring in the language's own idiom, rewrite flagged documentation and comments for clarity, regenerate stale generated artifacts, and defer anything needing a human de
monitor-prContinuously watch a GitHub PR (usually one Claude just opened) for CI failures and new review comments, and drive fixes as they arrive. Use when the user says "monitor this PR", "watch PR #45", "watch the PR for comments and check failures", "address review comments as they come along", "keep an ey
ops-reliabilityReviews PR diffs for reliability, operability, performance, and leftover concurrency hazards beyond race hunting. Use when analyze risk_class includes ops or concurrency, or when a PR adds dependencies, queues, retries, or hot-path work.
reviewOrchestrates comprehensive PR review combining analysis, code review, security, documentation, and risk-gated quality-review passes, posted as one unified GitHub comment. Use when asked to review a pull request, run a full review on a PR, or right after opening a PR that should be reviewed before me
security-scanRun security scans using semgrep, linters, and dependency checkers to find vulnerabilities, including OWASP authz/IDOR, business-logic abuse, SSRF, and PII-in-logs. Use when reviewing a PR that touches security-sensitive code or you need to surface injection, crypto, secrets, or dependency CVE risks
Design deep modules, sharpen a project's domain model, and draw the result. Shared vocabulary for module depth, interfaces, and seams; domain terminology, ADRs, and CONTEXT docs; a codebase deepening scan with an HTML report; and 45 self-contained HTML/SVG diagram types in the Fabric skin — including lifecycle phase maps — with .drawio, Mermaid, and Excalidraw import. Run setup-matt-pocock-skills once first.
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Human-facing developer writing, done well, as a pipeline: write-doc or writing-design-docs drafts, review-doc scores against the Practical Prose rubric, fix-doc applies the findings and strips AI tells. Docs that describe structure or flow get a diagram (architecture-design if installed, else Mermaid). create-slides builds a minimalist Machinify HTML deck from a doc or report: one claim and one visual per slide, prose in speaker notes, every diagram drawn by architecture-design's create-diagram. Ships the laconic output style: write the conclusion, not the path to it. Adapted from ceej-skills, Practical Prose (jlevy/practical-prose), humanizer (blader/humanizer), pertinent, and a private slide-deck template, under MIT and CC BY 4.0.
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Relentless interviews to stress-test a plan, decision, or design before you commit to it. Provides grilling (the core interview), grill-me (a quick trigger), grill-with-docs (grilling that also produces ADRs and a glossary as decisions crystallize), and wayfinder (plan work too large for one session as a map of decision tickets, resolved one at a time).
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Query Claude Code session history and conversation data with SQL (DuckDB) via cc-query. Provides the reflect skill for session analysis, token usage, tool patterns, and agent activity, and plugin-curation for evidence-based keep/consolidate/prune audits of installed plugins, skills, and MCP servers.
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Manage the full lifecycle of a Claude Code working session. start-session opens a task in a fresh, isolated git worktree (via EnterWorktree, never `git worktree add`) named after the argument on branch `worktree-<name>`, reports what untracked state the worktree inherited — `.worktreeinclude` copies, symlinked node_modules — and whether its `.env` still points at the main checkout's stack, and loads the JIRA story when the name is an issue key. exit-session tears down the ephemeral resources a session created — background processes and dev servers, Docker/compose stacks with their volumes, networks and locally built images, local Kubernetes, git worktrees (the session's own and every one it handed to a subagent, unlocking them first), throwaway local branches, and temp files — permission-free, then quits the CLI. Worktrees are attributed by the pid in their git lock reason and Docker resources by their compose-project label, so teardown survives a compacted context. Runs prompt-free in default, accept-edits and auto mode; a bundled UserPromptSubmit hook refuses only plan mode, where mutating tools are off. It hands back the deny-listed remote/history ops rather than running them.
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Fabric skins for Claude Code: tool rows that open onto their input and answer, diff, table, code, math, Mermaid and shell cards and a calm mode, in the Fabric palette (one chroma, ink on near-black or paper). Ships the fabric skin plus sixteen upstream themes; /skin swaps them live. A fork of hellosverre/claude-skins; the same tokens draw architecture-design's diagrams.
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Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).
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Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques
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Up-to-date documentation lookup. Pull version-specific documentation and code examples directly from source repositories into your coding agent's context.
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Build powerful, stateful CLI interfaces for any GUI application using the cli-anything harness methodology.
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Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction
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Use Alibaba Open Code Review from local Codex.
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