Skill Claude Code
A testing workflow for a role called spec-tester. It creates an HTML test plan, runs tests after implementation, and produces an HTML test report; it can also recheck fixes made by a spec-debugger.
Skill Claude Code
A tool that checks how much context an AI coding assistant receives and finds ways to reduce unnecessary tokens. Tokens are the small text units used to process prompts and tool output.
Skill Claude Code
A tool for writing technical specifications: documents that describe a software design, its data, APIs, architecture, or planned refactoring. It creates the plan page used by the project’s specification workflow.
Skill Claude Code
Cross-platform token audit and optimization for AI coding agents (Cursor, Codex, Claude Code, Hermes, Windsurf, Cline, OpenClaw, Gemini CLI, Aider). Scans always-on context, MCP tools, skills; ranks ROI fixes; installs L0-L3 rules; shrinks large tool outputs. Use for save tokens, token audit, context bloat, MCP prune…
Cursor rule Cursor
Token efficiency L1 — agent tool-call discipline.
Cursor rule Cursor
Token efficiency L0 — context landmines.
Cursor rule Cursor
Token efficiency L3 — output discipline.
Skill Claude Code
A release wrap-up and archiving workflow for a completed software version. It creates a retrospective report, saves lessons in project context, removes temporary release branches and worktrees, and merges the final archive into the main branch.
Skill Claude Code
A software-release workflow for finishing a version after its planned specifications are developed. It covers the move into acceptance testing and the final release process.
Skill Claude Code
A version-start planning tool for defining a new software product milestone, such as v1.6 or v2.0. It organizes the goal, requirements, dependencies, and acceptance conditions.
Skill Claude Code
A version-planning tool for changing the scope or schedule of a planned or active software release. A version is a named product milestone such as v1.6 or v2.0.
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