nlook-service

6 mods in 1 plugin, 2 repositories, 23 stars between them.

design-from-code

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nlook-service/design-from-code

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 135 tokens together

Workflow skill that designs UI changes from real source code and data models — verify data in code, iterate faithful HTML mockups, lock a design doc, then delegate implementation. It reproduces existing components pixel-for-pixel by reading actual JSX/queries instead of imagining them.

not rated 21 4mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

implement-issue

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nlook-service/issue-template

Command Claude Code

A command for implementing a GitHub issue after checking its scope, dependencies, code references, design links, and existing pull requests. It includes extra checks for user-interface bugs.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 19 tokens original MIT

next

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nlook-service/issue-template

Command Claude Code

A command that reads GitHub issues and pull requests to determine the current stage of an AI-assisted development process.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 32 tokens original MIT

review-pr

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nlook-service/issue-template

Command Claude Code

A command for reviewing a GitHub pull request against its issue contract and design documents. A pull request is a proposed code change submitted for review; gh is GitHub's command-line tool.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 21 tokens original MIT

spec

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nlook-service/issue-template

Command Claude Code

A command that turns a feature request into a checked design document and an implementation issue. It first reads the relevant code, data models, tests, and conventions, then records any unknowns.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 25 tokens original MIT

issue-loop

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nlook-service/issue-template

Skill Claude Code

An automated loop for GitHub issues that moves work through specification, implementation, and pull-request review. Each issue and review uses a separate coding-agent session, with people approving design decisions and risky merges.

not rated 2 3mo ago A 50 tokens original MIT

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