clear-decision-communication

Architecture-aware review, refactor, and cross-implementation dedup — surfaces bugs, smells, and precedent gaps, then emits specs for Superpowers to execute.

4 skills · 3 agents · hooks

Lightweight PROJECTS.md project management — capture, scope, decompose, triage, and drift-audit projects as auto-triggering skills that hand execution off to Superpowers.

5 skills · 2 agents · hooks

Repo & release-readiness checks — CI fix and audit (measured, targeted, escalating), version drift, README sync, manual test guides, a PR merge flow that resolves every review thread before merging, and a Dependabot sweep that clears open dependency PRs across configured orgs.

6 skills

Session-state quintet for coding sessions: session-recap orients when returning to one (arc, done/open, git/PR/worktree state, ranked next steps, close-or-continue verdict — strictly read-only); session-loose-ends is its acting sibling — sweeps working-state artifacts, processes, unfulfilled promises, and tracking drift, reports each with evidence and a keep-or-clean recommendation both ways, then executes and verifies only what was confirmed item by item; session-handoff faces forward — it packages the current session into a self-contained, machine-portable handoff (outcome, repo identity, resume state, and the tacit context that dies on compaction) for a fresh zero-context session to pick up cold; session-status is the mid-flight glance — a manually-triggered, plain-language progress map of the active stream (done rolled up, what's left fine-grained where you stand), probe-free and read-only, with an ASCII kanban board of what's left when work runs in parallel or much remains; session-agent-list finds and lists Claude Code, Codex, Muse, and OpenCode sessions across the machine as action-ready cards — end-state triage (open / handed off / closed clean / loose ends), each tool's session name, what is running now, lineage, and copy-paste resume or transcript commands, filterable by tool.

5 skills

Themed-HTML toolkit, three pure skills sharing one context-triage preflight. use-html-theme: on any HTML-generation request, offer a catalog of visual themes (Birchline warm-editorial, Technical-minimal docs-site, High-contrast-dark dashboard), apply the chosen theme to all subsequent HTML in the session, and optionally persist it per-project — natural language and [theme: x] inline-flag control, side-by-side preview on request. html-codesign: interactive 'pick and export' decision pages, opened as a step-through wizard by default (Next/Back, progress dots, Finish-to-review; full-list view one toggle away) — every question opens with a collapsible context-and-recommendation preamble (free-form rich content on a clarity scaffold) in clear, plain, self-explanatory language (sharpened by clear-technical-communication when installed, an embedded digest otherwise), the reader answers, skips, or raises a question on each section, folds answered sections to dense summary rows for review, then exports the decision as Markdown/JSON (slim by default, full ADR-style by toggle) with stable IDs for diffable iteration. html-explain: read-only explainer pages for settled material — authoring maps which parts are intrinsically hardest and budgets the page around them, then enriches with diagrams, annotated figures, build-up sequences, and manipulable widgets ONLY where comprehension actually breaks; clarity canon (Mayer, Sweller, Minto, Heath, Tufte, Bertin, Cleveland) carried as advisory aids, with a standalone encoding fallback for surfaces where the bundled dataviz skill does not exist. Both page skills read recent context and ALWAYS confirm before generating — codesign for unanswered questions, explain for settled work — and hand off to each other when triage disagrees with the request. Both page skills close delivery the same way: the full absolute path on its own line, then conditional convenience offers — open it in the browser only when the session can reach one, add it to

3 skills

Prepare Windows in VMware Fusion for local standard-account checks or GitHub Actions, then start, inspect, stop, or explicitly reset the working VM.

2 skills

Matt Pocock's agent skills for real engineering (grilling, spec/ticket flows, TDD, code review, domain modelling and more).

39 skills

Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques

15 skills · hooks

Persistent memory for Claude Code: the next session starts where the last one left off.

29 skills · 1 MCP server · hooks

Cross-session memory and token savings for coding agents.

6 skills · 1 agent · 1 MCP server · hooks

Up-to-date documentation lookup. Pull version-specific documentation and code examples directly from source repositories into your coding agent's context.

1 MCP server

Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction

12 skills