setup
claudemacOS dev environment bootstrap — Homebrew, Zsh (uv/fnm/Go), Neovim, tmux, Git+gh, Ghostty, Docker (OrbStack), proxies (Hysteria2 / Shadowsocks / sing-box, client + server), system prefs. Modular, multi-select.
10 skills
Language-agnostic code review graded by evidence, not conviction: a deterministic metrics prerequisite, an angles-verify-sweep pipeline, and focused defects/excess/intent modes
Plugin review from marketplace cc-plugins in yanmxa/cc-plugins. Commands read from the repo's manifest — 1 month ago.
defectsHunt correctness bugs in a diff — wrong results, dropped errors, races, boundary and nil cases, security holes at trust boundaries, resource leaks, and behaviour the change removed. Every finding names concrete inputs that produce a wrong outcome, then gets adversarially verified. Use when asked whe
excessReview a diff for code that should not exist — reinvented stdlib, a dependency for a few lines, an abstraction with one implementation, a helper the repo already has, scope nobody asked for, and the smells whose fix is deletion. One line per finding: location, what to cut, what replaces it. Ends wit
intentCheck a diff against what it was supposed to do — the issue or spec it came from, and this repo's written standards. Finds requirements missing, half-done or implemented wrongly, and conventions broken. Every finding quotes the spec line or the rule it violates. Use when reviewing a PR against its i
metricsSettle by measurement what a review would otherwise argue about — cyclomatic complexity per function, duplication, dead code, coverage, and mutation score — by running established tools rather than estimating. Every reading names the tool that produced it. Use FIRST in any code review, and whenever
reviewFull code review of a diff, branch or PR — correctness, altitude, efficiency, reuse, cross-file consistency and conventions — as independent finder angles, then adversarial verification, then a sweep for what the first pass missed. Grades every finding by the evidence behind it, never by how sure th
macOS dev environment bootstrap — Homebrew, Zsh (uv/fnm/Go), Neovim, tmux, Git+gh, Ghostty, Docker (OrbStack), proxies (Hysteria2 / Shadowsocks / sing-box, client + server), system prefs. Modular, multi-select.
10 skills
Go development toolkit — 6 subagents (structure / bug / security reviewers + idiomatic / perf / test developers) plus a 4-phase go-optimize pipeline
1 skill · 6 agents
Claude Development Plugin That Can Create Commands, Scripts, and Hooks for Claude Code
2 skills
Autonomous development workflows - auto-dev iterative fix loop and auto-research experimentation
2 skills
Animated product demos as single HTML pages that render to crisp GIF/MP4 — comic: black-and-white comic-style intros
1 skill
Comprehensive Git Development Workflows Specializing in Git Operations
1 skill
Core skills library for Claude Code: TDD, debugging, collaboration patterns, and proven techniques
15 skills · 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
Build powerful, stateful CLI interfaces for any GUI application using the cli-anything harness methodology.
5 commands
Automates browser interactions for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction
12 skills
Use Alibaba Open Code Review from local Codex.
2 skills
Claude Code skill for creating and presenting Slidev slidedecks
1 skill
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