Lion-1209

26 mods in 1 plugin, 2 repositories, 14 stars between them.

executing-plans

01

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use when starting to implement a task-by-task plan. Work through checkboxes in order, verify each step, commit frequently.

not rated 9 yesterday A 30 tokens original MIT

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A requirements-clarification guide for situations where a request is vague, hides important assumptions, or may ask for the wrong solution.

not rated 9 yesterday A 29 tokens original MIT

code-review

03

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A structured guide for reviewing code by looking first for correctness, security, edge cases, failures, and concurrency problems.

not rated 9 yesterday A 23 tokens original MIT

commit-message

04

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide for writing useful Git commit messages that explain what changed and why, using a consistent format.

not rated 9 yesterday A SkillSpector: pass 15 tokens original MIT

debugging

05

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A methodical way to find the underlying cause of software bugs by observing what happens, forming hypotheses, and testing them. It separates finding the cause from applying and checking the fix.

not rated 9 yesterday A 24 tokens original MIT

error-handling

06

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide to handling failures and recording useful logs in software. It explains when to pass an error upward, handle it locally, or retry it.

not rated 9 yesterday A 14 tokens original MIT

lion-writing-skills

07

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A set of instructions for creating or changing reusable skills in the Lion-Skills repository. A skill is an operations guide that tells a future coding agent when and how to handle a recurring workflow.

not rated 9 yesterday A 18 tokens original MIT

naming

08

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide for choosing clear names for code elements such as variables, functions, classes, files, APIs, and database fields.

not rated 9 yesterday A 25 tokens original MIT

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A step-by-step method for understanding an unfamiliar codebase, including its purpose, technology, structure, entry points, and main flow. A codebase is the collection of source code and related project files.

not rated 9 yesterday A 21 tokens original MIT

spec-writing

10

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide for writing a software design specification: a document that records decisions, reasons, boundaries, and how success will be checked.

not rated 9 yesterday A 25 tokens copy · 97% MIT

task-breakdown

11

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A planning method for splitting a large software requirement into small tasks that can each be completed, checked, merged, and undone on their own.

not rated 9 yesterday A 18 tokens original MIT

testing

12

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A guide to writing tests that check what software should do rather than how its code is arranged. Tests are repeatable checks; it covers functions, external services, user interfaces, and cooperating modules.

not rated 9 yesterday A 16 tokens original MIT

verify-and-fix

13

Lion-1209/coderio

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A verification-and-repair workflow for checking finished code with tests, type checks, or a real run of the target scenario. It treats verification as evidence that the work is complete.

not rated 9 yesterday A 26 tokens original MIT

lion-skills

14

Lion-1209/Lion-Skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 13 skills · 336 tokens together

A collection of development workflow skills covering tasks such as writing specifications, breaking down work, testing, debugging, reviewing code, and onboarding to unfamiliar codebases. The supplied description also lists skills for naming, error handling, and writing skills.

not rated 5 3mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

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