AlessandroCaula

10 mods across 1 repository, 2 stars between them.

commit

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Command Claude Code

Create a git commit and update project tracking files.

not rated 2 29d ago A 0 tokens

msg

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Command Claude Code

Suggest a commit message for the current staged changes. Do not commit. Do not stage. Do not run any git write commands. Output the message and stop.

not rated 2 29d ago A 0 tokens

new-session

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Command Claude Code

Get oriented in a new session by reading the project structure, tracking files, and key code.

not rated 2 29d ago A 0 tokens

prep

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Command Claude Code

Prepare a pre-meeting briefing by reviewing all memory files and surfacing items that need discussion.

not rated 2 29d ago A 0 tokens

wrap

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Command Claude Code

Update project tracking files based on the current conversation. Does not commit anything.

not rated 2 29d ago A 0 tokens

excalidraw

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create a diagram, chart, schema, flowchart, or any visual representation as an Excalidraw file. Use when the user asks to "draw", "diagram", "visualize", "create a schema", "make a chart", or "show the workflow" of something.

not rated 2 29d ago A 63 tokens

plan

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Save an implementation plan as a markdown file. Use when entering plan mode or when explicitly asked to create a plan, outline an approach, or design a solution.

not rated 2 29d ago A 34 tokens

search

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AlessandroCaula/dot-claude

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Search project tracking files for past decisions, links, keywords, tools, or anything the user is trying to recall. Use when the user asks "remind me", "what was the", "do you remember", "where did we", or asks about a specific term, URL, file, or decision from a previous session.

not rated 2 29d ago A 68 tokens

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