synapsys
claudeContext-triggered memory injection — memories declare event hooks + trigger patterns and are injected when matched
11 skills · 1 agent · hooks
Orchestrated /work command with pre-computed action plans
Plugin work-workflow from marketplace work-workflow in thomfilg/ai-plugin-work. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month 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.
bootstrapSetup multiple ticket tasks - creates worktrees and runs custom bootstrap scripts
briefGenerate a structured product brief from ticket requirements or a description
check-browserVerify browser/UI state using API-first approach with browser fallback
check-qaRun QA testing for a specific app using Playwright MCP
checkScript-driven quality check (code review, tests, requirements verification)
cleanup-worktreesSafely clean up git worktrees by verifying code has been merged to main
code-reviewReview code changes against target branch using code-checker agent
configureInteractive env-var setup for the whole plugin family — generates or updates your .envrc (GH_TOKEN account pinning, git identity, and every var declared by work-workflow, heimdall, synapsys, maestro). Use when the user says "configure the plugin", "set up my env vars", "generate my .envrc", "configu
create-design-docGuide for writing Design Docs - a communication and decision documentation tool
create-jira-agentsAgent consultation prompts for multi-agent Jira task creation
create-jira-consensusMulti-agent consensus protocol for Jira task creation
create-jira-design-docDesign doc evaluation for complex Jira tasks
create-jira-wikiWiki publishing for Jira task design documents
create-jiraOrchestrated Jira task creation with deterministic step execution via workflow engine
follow-upScript-driven PR follow-up (CI monitor, review handler, auto-fixer)
healthValidate work-state files and detect orphaned, stale, or dangling worktree/branch state; read-only by default
install-followup-statuslineRegister (or remove) the /follow-up status bar — a live, agent-free 🔄 bar in Claude Code showing PR follow-up CI-wait progress (step + ✅🔴💬 counts) from monitor.js. Use when the user says "install the follow-up statusline", "show follow-up progress in the status bar", "register the follow-up statu
install-work-statuslineRegister (or remove) the /work status bar — a live, agent-free ⚙ bar in Claude Code showing the current /work step, position (done/total), per-step detail (implement → which task, check → what it's doing), and a budget-coloured on-step timer from .work-state.json. Yields to the 🔄 follow-up bar duri
specGenerate a technical specification from a product brief and codebase analysis
split-in-tasksSplit a spec into small, ordered, deliverable tasks with requirement traceability
statsReport read-only workflow progress, duration, retry/loop count, and git metrics for a ticket (or all tickets)
test-coordinationCoordinate test coverage improvement - runs /tests-review and /tests-create in parallel until coverage is adequate
tests-createImplement missing test edge cases using appropriate developer agent, writing changes to tests-made.txt
tests-reviewReview test edge case coverage iteratively, writing feedback to tests-feedback.txt
work-implementQuick implementation without the full /work workflow
work-prUpdates PR description and adds visual documentation for a ticket task
workScript-driven orchestrated workflow (v2) with auto-advance
brief-writerUse this agent to generate a structured Product Brief from ticket requirements. The brief-writer analyzes ticket details and organizes them into a clear document covering problem statement, goals, requirements (P0/P1/P2), constraints, scope, and success metrics. This agent is invoked automatically b
cleanup-runnerPer-ticket cleanup agent invoked during the `cleanup` workflow step (after reports, last before complete). Deletes the feature branch, kills tmux sessions scoped to the ticket id, and archives the cleanup record. Refuses to act unless the PR is verified MERGED. CRITICAL: This agent must NEVER invoke
code-architectDesigns feature architectures by analyzing existing codebase patterns and conventions, then providing comprehensive implementation blueprints with specific files to create/modify, component designs, data flows, and build sequences
code-checkerUse this agent to analyze code implementations and provide detailed quality assessments and improvement suggestions. This agent excels at reviewing code patterns, identifying bugs and anti-patterns, suggesting optimizations, assessing test coverage, and ensuring adherence to best practices. Examples
completion-checkerChecks that all user requirements have been met before finalizing the conversation.
developer-devopsUse this agent for deploying, configuring, and managing infrastructure components such as cloud resources, containerized applications, CI/CD pipelines, and server configurations. Example tasks include provisioning AWS/Azure/GCP resources, configuring Kubernetes clusters, creating Docker deployments,
developer-nodejs-tddUse this agent when you need to develop Node.js TypeScript applications using frameworks like Express, Nest, or Next.js, following strict TDD practices. This agent should be invoked for creating new features, API endpoints, services, or any backend functionality that requires test-first development
developer-react-seniorUse this agent when you need to build, debug, or architect complex React applications with a focus on scalable architecture, performance optimization, and production-ready code. This includes developing SPAs, implementing state management, optimizing bundle sizes, solving React-specific challenges,
developer-react-ui-architectUse this agent when you need to create, refactor, or enhance React-based user interfaces with a focus on stunning visual design, robust functionality through TDD, and production-ready code quality. This includes developing new React components, implementing complex layouts, optimizing UI performance
jira-task-creatorUse this agent to create professional, well-structured Jira tickets following a specific template format. This agent excels at filling templates with proper scope, testing requirements, acceptance criteria, and resource references. It validates all required fields, chooses appropriate issue types (S
jira-transitionerVerifies if YOUR tasks "In Testing" have PRs merged to main and offers to transition them to Done.
pr-generatorUse this agent when you need to generate a pull request description from git diffs. The agent: - Checks if branch is in sync with main and rebases if needed - Intelligently selects the right diff based on context (last commit only vs entire branch) - Analyzes code changes and creates properly format
pr-post-generatorUse this agent after PR is created/updated to add visual documentation and test results. Reads QA reports and screenshots from tasks folder, uploads images to wiki, updates PR with wiki link. <example> Context: PR was just created and QA reports exist user: "add screenshots to the PR" <commentary> I
pr-reviewerUse this agent to perform thorough, consistent code reviews on pull requests. Ensures code quality, maintainability, security, and adherence to project standards. Reviews TypeScript/React/Node.js code against strict typing, error handling, logging, and testing coverage. CRITICAL: This agent must NEV
project-coordinatorOrchestrates multiple specialized agents for complex tasks. Breaks down requirements, delegates to appropriate agents, ensures quality, and maintains context throughout workflow.
qa-api-testerUse this agent for manual API and backend service testing. This agent tests APIs using curl, verifies database state, and validates service behavior WITHOUT browser automation. **CRITICAL: This agent must NEVER invoke itself via Task tool - do the work directly.** Examples: <example> Context: The us
qa-feature-testerUse this agent for comprehensive QA testing that includes BOTH planning AND execution. This agent will actually run the application, interact with the UI, query databases, and call APIs to verify features work correctly. Examples: <example> Context: The user wants to test a newly implemented login f
quality-checker**TEST RUNNER AGENT** - Runs automated tests and reports results. This agent RUNS the test commands (not just asks for proof): - pnpm test (unit tests) - pnpm dev:integration <app> (preferred - auto-maps DB env vars) - pnpm dev:smoke <app> (preferred - auto-maps DB env vars) - Fallback: pnpm test:in
reports-writerAggregates per-step artifacts (brief, spec, tasks, qa, code-review, completion, CI) into a single cross-step summary `reports.md` — plus a structured `learnings.md` (decisions, lessons, patterns, surprises, metrics) — during the `reports` workflow step (after ci, before cleanup, so the merged outcom
spec-writerUse this agent to generate a Technical Specification from a product brief and codebase analysis. The spec-writer explores the codebase to understand architecture, patterns, and data models, then produces a spec with architecture decisions, API changes, security considerations, and Given/When/Then te
split-in-tasksUse this agent to split a technical specification into small, ordered, deliverable tasks with requirement traceability. The split-in-tasks agent reads brief.md and spec.md, extracts every requirement, then produces tasks.md where each task is tied back to the requirement IDs it implements and the Gi
task-reviewerPer-task review agent invoked during the `task_review` step (between commit and check). Reviews ONLY the most-recent task's diff (not the whole branch) for code quality, reuse, kind-specific risks, and test coverage. CRITICAL: This agent must NEVER invoke itself via Task tool — do the review work di
work-documenterRecords what a ticket's work taught, during the `document` workflow step (between ready and follow_up). Reads the ticket's own artifacts and diff, writes ONE note in its own words, and saves it to the configured memory plugin — or to the ticket worktree's docs when no memory plugin exists. The step
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/work-hook.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/reminder-dispatcher.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/hooks/enforce-follow-up-script.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-step-workflow.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/resolve-plugin-root-hook.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-dev-commands.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-step-workflow.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-tasks-md.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-gherkin.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-orchestrator-state.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-task-scope.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-agent-usage.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-agent-usage.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-agent-usage.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-step-workflow.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-step-workflow.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-tasks-md.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-gherkin.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-orchestrator-state.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/protect-task-scope.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work-implement/hooks/work-implement-enforce.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-env-start-failure.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-screenshot-requirement.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/work-enforce-steps.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PreToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/agent-hook-dispatcher.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/capture-usage.js
CLAUDE_HOOK_TYPE=PostToolUse node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/lib/hooks/enforce-step-workflow.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/work/hooks/work-auto-advance.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/check/hooks/check-auto-advance.js
node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/workflows/follow-up/hooks/follow-up-auto-advance.js
Context-triggered memory injection — memories declare event hooks + trigger patterns and are injected when matched
11 skills · 1 agent · hooks
Config-driven file/directory guard — lock blocks pair protected paths with an unlock phrase and a PreToolUse hook blocks Edit/Write/Bash/Task mutations unless the phrase is spoken; also conceals paths (hard read+write deny, no unlock) and hardens MCP secrets behind a setuid OS boundary
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Multi-agent orchestrator — bootstraps per-ticket tmux sessions, conducts them (silence detection + auto-restart), and surfaces real prompts to the operator
6 skills · hooks
No AI self-attribution anywhere a change gets signed — PreToolUse hooks block co-author trailers, generated-with footers, attribution links and session trailers in commit messages, pull request text and the files themselves, plus AI or absent committer identities; opt-in git hooks cover what happens outside the session; bare product mentions always ship
2 skills · hooks
Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques
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Backend API design, GraphQL architecture, workflow orchestration with Temporal, and test-driven backend development
9 skills · 1 command · 8 agents
AI-supervised issue tracker for coding workflows
1 skill · 1 agent · hooks
Use Superset to spawn agents, create workspaces, manage tasks, and schedule automations from Claude Code.
14 skills · 1 command
MiniMax AI skills library for frontend, fullstack, Android, iOS, shader, GIF sticker, document, presentation, spreadsheet, and multimodal media workflows
18 skills
Worktrunk is a CLI for Git worktree management, designed for parallel AI agent workflows. This plugin provides configuration guidance (LLM commit messages, project hooks, worktree paths), automatic activity tracking (🤖/💬 indicators in `wt list` showing active Claude sessions), and a `/wt-diff` pane showing each worktree's changes.
2 skills · hooks
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