livlign

5 mods in 5 plugins, 2 repositories, 25 stars between them.

dotnet-coverage-kit

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livlign/claude-skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 4 skills · 707 tokens together

Characterization-test backfill and spec-test enforcement for .NET services. Deterministic C0/C1 measurement via dotnet-coverage, with a checked-in manifest that explains every inclusion and exclusion.

not rated 20 +1 3d ago A tokens not measured original MIT

repo-doctor

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livlign/claude-skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 88 tokens together

Diagnostic skills for GitHub repos. Currently ships readme-doctor — a structured review of a repo's README against best-practice patterns (hero presence, install-to-first-success length, audience match, drift signals), output as a prioritized punch list.

not rated 20 +1 3d ago A tokens not measured original MIT

repo-visuals

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livlign/claude-skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 2 skills · 207 tokens together

Designs bespoke GitHub README hero visuals — animated GIF, static PNG, or animated SVG — through a structured discovery dialog. Retina capture, scope-matched copy, optional upstream PR.

not rated 20 +1 3d ago A tokens not measured original MIT

pr-voice

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livlign/claude-skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 116 tokens together

Rewrites a thin or empty pull-request description in the repo's own PR voice, measured from its merged history (title convention, length per diff size, recurring headings, issue-closing style). Grounded in the diff; never invents testing claims. Applies with gh pr edit only on explicit confirmation.

not rated 20 +1 3d ago A tokens not measured original MIT

theme-gallery

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livlign/ccthemes

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 2 skills · 103 tokens together

A curated gallery of custom Claude Code color themes: dozens of hand-tuned dark and light themes shipped into your /theme picker, plus skills to build a custom theme and contribute it back to the catalog.

not rated 3 2mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

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