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mightymodels

Context management for agentic coding in Claude Code. The main session keeps its window for judgment, every task runs in a worker with a clean context and a precise brief, state survives compaction, and the record of the work goes to GitHub or Jira instead of your repository.

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Plugin mightymodels from marketplace rygentic-harness in rhawk117/rygentic-harness. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 10 days ago.

This plugin runs code on your machine — its hooks fire automatically on events like tool use. The exact commands are listed below; read them before installing.

What it installs

Skills (19)

  • agent-debugging

    Use when you are an engineer and a task's verification fails after your edit, to debug it alone, record each failed fix, and stop blocked at the third.

  • agents-assemble

    Use when starting, resuming, or continuing the mightymodels per-task work loop for a staged ticket (after game-plan or one-shot): engineer dispatch per task, a fact-checker dispatch to check it, the primary comparing the two reports and recording its verdict with `task_verify`, architect once on fai

  • ask-an-adult

    Escalate a stuck decision to the wingman advisor and act on what comes back. Builds the escalation packet, dispatches wingman, then puts wingman's questions to the user through `AskUserQuestion` before any work resumes. Not for retrieving facts (send a scout), not for work you can simply do, and not

  • baton-pass

    Hand the current session to the next one without losing what this session learned. Works from an active ticket (mid-sprint, or after stick-the-landing went green and review is next) or from a session with no ticket at all. Writes an objective snapshot from the recorded state first (the snapshot tool

  • becoming-merge-vader

    The merge-vader reviewer's doctrine: judge whether a branch or a codebase is safe to merge by reading the whole diff, sending code-scout, web-scout and qualitylens for the facts the diff cannot show, grading findings on a four-step severity ladder across security, SDLC regressions, quality, document

  • becoming-uncle-bob

    The uncle-bob reviewer's doctrine: grade a branch or a codebase against Robert C. Martin's SOLID principles, Clean Code smells catalog and Clean Architecture component metrics, with findings tied to named principles, evidence divided between the reviewer's own read and code-scout and qualitylens, an

  • break-it-down

    Split one mightymodels task that is too large into tasks of one reviewable unit of work each, and put the split to the user before anything changes. Size is guidance. Use when `task_start` warns that a task is large, when an engineer or architect returns `too-large` with its cuts, or when a plan tas

  • crashout

    Use when the user explicitly invokes crashout to record dissatisfaction, diagnose the failure, and await approval before resuming work.

  • cross-examine

    Interview the user about a plan, design, or decision until a shared understanding exists, at a depth the user picks first (Skim, Standard, or Relentless). Works the design tree in rounds: each round asks every decision whose prerequisites are settled, via AskUserQuestion only, two to four concrete o

  • game-plan

    Large-scope ramp for a mightymodels ticket: read ticket.yml and the issue, verify the ticket's claims with scouts, run cross-examine so the user decides the design before drafting, interview the user (AskUserQuestion) on how each risk is handled, then write the ticket's plan.md as a compaction-safe

  • lets-investigate

    Run a chat-first investigation as a gated loop: frame one target, dispatch scouts for repository facts and documentation facts, fold every report into a restated in-chat ledger (knowns, open questions, decisions, resources), then stop at an AskUserQuestion gate where the user chooses to dig further,

  • one-shot

    Fast ramp into the mightymodels work loop from whatever context exists: an active ticket, a pasted issue, or a task described in chat. One AskUserQuestion dialog covers the questions open-ticket would have asked and that the context has not already answered (slug, scope, branch, progress view), then

  • open-ticket

    Turn an understood problem into a staged unit of work: one AskUserQuestion interview (slug, tracker GitHub / Jira / both / none), then the ticket directory, a Findings rollup from the lets-investigate ledger or what-we-know, the GitHub issue and/or Jira ticket (a draft file when the CLI is absent) w

  • prompting-subagents

    Build, review, or repair the dispatch packet for a mightymodels worker: choose the right worker (code-scout, web-scout, qualitylens, fact-checker, engineer, architect, intern, merge-vader, uncle-bob, gitty-up, wingman, terry-toolchain), fill its role template, resolve its model from ticket.yml, and

  • prune-ticket

    Close out a finished mightymodels unit of work: close_check refuses while live work remains (unverified tasks, a live whats-broken.md, undecided or unfixed review findings, unpushed commits), compacts the ticket's recorded state into a 30-line archive at .mightymodels/archives/<slug>.md with a JSON

  • review-circus

    Review a diff, branch, ticket, or whole codebase with the mightymodels persona reviewers. One AskUserQuestion gate sets depth (quick runs its reviewers on sonnet, standard and deep on opus), persona emphasis, and scope; the `review_*` tools record the run, `review_metrics` and qualitylens's signals

  • stick-the-landing

    Close an mightymodels sprint: gate the push on `task_ready`, push, open the PR with a checked body, have gitty-up watch CI, and route each failing check as a recorded C task (mechanical fixes to an engineer residual, then architect once; non-obvious causes to whats-broken), treating CI as the hard g

  • what-we-know

    Consolidate what is established about a problem, claim, behavior, or dependency into a knowns table with file:line or URL citations, an uncertainties list, and an analysis shaped by the question (causal chain for a behavior, verdict for a claim, fit for a dependency, SWOT for a proposed change), clo

  • whats-broken

    Use when CI has a non-obvious failure, a test resists repair, or behavior contradicts expectations after repeated verification.

Hooks (7)

  • SessionStart

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" session-start

  • PreToolUse

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/dispatch-hook.sh"

  • SubagentStop

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" subagent-record

  • PostToolUse

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" subagent-handback

  • PostToolUse

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" ask-recorder

  • PostToolUse

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" session-pointer

  • PreCompact

    "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/hook.sh" pre-compact

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