claudecodex

english-buddy

English coaching with configurable on-demand and sampled modes, bounded provider calls, literal-preservation checks and progress reports; the original user prompt remains authoritative.

88 on GitHubby xiaolaiv0.8.0ISCupdated 19 days agodeveloper-tools
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Plugin english-buddy from marketplace xiaolai in xiaolai/claude-plugin-marketplace. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 19 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 (23)

  • english-buddy-clarity-enhancer

    Use for a sentence-level clarity review of developer prose: flags run-on sentences, ambiguous pronouns and references, deeply nested clauses, zombie subjects, buried leads, and terminology drift (one concept called by several names across a README or doc). Suggests restructuring, not re-wording. Not

  • english-buddy-common-non-native-mistakes

    Recurring non-native English slips: articles, prepositions, tense, 'I am agree'.

  • english-buddy-config

    Use when the user wants to see or change english-buddy settings: auto-correction on/off, summary language, strictness (gentle / standard / strict), or domain terms the coaching hook must never correct. Shows the merged project + global config with the source of each value, or writes one key to the p

  • english-buddy-drill

    Use when the user wants to practise their recurring English mistakes: a spot-quiz that shows one developer-context sentence per round with an intentional error from their top-3 mistake categories, asks them to correct it, then grades the answer and states the rule. A learning tool, not an evaluator

  • english-buddy-grammar-checker

    Use for a fast, mechanical grammar and punctuation pass on developer prose: flags spelling, agreement, tense, article, preposition, punctuation, and recurring non-native (L2) errors sentence by sentence, and returns a minimally corrected version. Does not judge tone, clarity, or structure; for tone

  • english-buddy-grammar-fundamentals

    English grammar for developer prose: articles, agreement, tense, prepositions.

  • english-buddy-mistakes

    Use when the user asks for their top recurring English mistakes across all their history (default top 20), grouped by category with the rule behind each. For a dated trend use $english-buddy-stats; to practise the mistakes use $english-buddy-drill.

  • english-buddy-preview

    Use when the user wants a dry run: show what WOULD be corrected in a prompt, commit message, or PR description before they submit it, without logging anything to the correction history. Runs the full grammar, tone, and clarity review and adds a what-would-change summary.

  • english-buddy-punctuation-rules

    Punctuation for developer prose: commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, apostrophes.

  • english-buddy-review

    Use when the user asks for a deep English review of a piece of text or a file: a commit message, PR description, doc, README, or email. Returns a corrected version, a table of changes with the rule behind each, optional style suggestions, and one tip. For a what-would-the-hook-change dry run of a pr

  • english-buddy-stats

    Use when the user asks for long-term English correction trends over N days (default 30): error rate over time, weekly trend, most common mistakes, and whether they are improving. For today alone use $english-buddy-today; for all-time mistake patterns use $english-buddy-mistakes.

  • english-buddy-technical-writing

    Technical writing: API docs, README shape, error messages, terminology, voice.

  • english-buddy-today

    Use when the user asks for today's English report: the prompts the coaching hook corrected today, recurring mistakes, 2-3 lessons of the day, and the trend against yesterday and the last 7 days. Today only; for a longer window use $english-buddy-stats.

  • english-buddy-tone-calibration

    Tone rubrics per destination: commits, PRs, code comments, docs, emails, chat.

  • english-buddy-tone-calibrator

    Use to judge whether the tone of a text fits its destination (commit / PR / doc / comment / email / chat): scores the fit from 1 to 5 and flags register, formality, mood, and length mismatches, e.g. 'is this too casual for an email to my manager?'. Does not touch grammar or punctuation; for those us

  • english-buddy-writing-guide

    Router to this plugin's five writing skills: decide which one to consult.

  • english-buddy-writing-reviewer

    Use for a thorough, multi-axis English-quality review of a README, PR description, doc, or email, including whether it sounds professional: runs the grammar, tone, and clarity specialist skills on the same text and merges their findings into one report with a corrected version, a changes table, and

  • common-non-native-mistakes

    Recurring non-native English slips: articles, prepositions, tense, 'I am agree'.

  • grammar-fundamentals

    English grammar for developer prose: articles, agreement, tense, prepositions.

  • punctuation-rules

    Punctuation for developer prose: commas, semicolons, colons, dashes, apostrophes.

  • technical-writing

    Technical writing: API docs, README shape, error messages, terminology, voice.

  • tone-calibration

    Tone rubrics per destination: commits, PRs, code comments, docs, emails, chat.

  • writing-guide

    Router to this plugin's five writing skills: decide which one to consult.

Slash commands (10)

  • /english-buddy:config

    Configure english-buddy — set language, strictness, toggle auto-correction.

  • /english-buddy:drill

    Spot-quiz on your top recurring English mistakes — presents one sentence per drill round with an intentional error matching your top-3 mistake categories, then asks you to correct it. Learning tool, not an evaluator.

  • /english-buddy:mistakes

    Your top recurring English mistakes — all-time patterns that need attention.

  • /english-buddy:preview

    Dry-run review — show what WOULD be corrected in a prompt WITHOUT submitting it or triggering auto-correction. Useful before important prompts, commit messages, or PR descriptions.

  • /english-buddy:review

    Deep English review of any text — commit messages, PR descriptions, docs, emails.

  • /english-buddy:shared:config-loader

    Shared: unified config load across english-buddy commands

  • /english-buddy:shared:format-report

    Shared: markdown table schemas for stats, mistakes, and today reports

  • /english-buddy:shared:jsonl-parser

    Shared: correction-history JSONL format and parsing pattern

  • /english-buddy:stats

    Long-term correction trends — error rate over time, most common mistakes, improvement trajectory.

  • /english-buddy:today

    Today's language report — corrections made, recurring mistakes, lessons, and improvement trend.

Subagents (4)

  • clarity-enhancer

    Sentence-level clarity review — flags run-on sentences, ambiguous references and pronouns, deeply nested clauses, and terminology drift (one concept called by two or more names, e.g. inconsistent terminology across a README). Suggests restructuring, not re-wording. Does not correct grammar or judge

  • grammar-checker

    Fast mechanical grammar and punctuation check — flags spelling, agreement, tense, article, preposition, and punctuation errors against established rules, and can list grammar mistakes sentence by sentence for a long doc such as an API reference. Runs on haiku as the cheap first pass. Does not evalua

  • tone-calibrator

    Judgement-heavy tone evaluation — given a text and its destination (commit / PR / doc / email / chat), scores how well the tone fits and flags mismatches, including register and formality (e.g. "is this too casual for an email to my manager?"). Does not touch grammar or punctuation. Not for spelling

  • writing-reviewer

    Deep English text reviewer — orchestrates three specialist subagents (grammar-checker, tone-calibrator, clarity-enhancer) and merges their findings into one report. Preserves the historical `/review` output format. Use for a thorough English-quality review of a README, PR description, doc, or email,

Hooks (2)

  • UserPromptSubmit

    node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/prompt-coach-hook.mjs"

  • SessionEnd

    node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/session-end-hook.mjs"

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