PlunderStruck

10 mods across 1 repository, 6 stars between them.

scip-explore

01

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Understand existing implementation paths, callers, consumers and dependencies with targeted relationship queries and ordinary source reads.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 24 tokens original Apache-2.0

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Investigate whether a feature fulfills its promised behavior through live consumers. Find partial implementations, decorative checks, ineffective parser migrations, competing implementations, misleading results, and tests validating their own assumptions.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A SkillSpector: warn 44 tokens original Apache-2.0

scip-plan

03

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Plan changes by mapping the existing system end to end, finding comparable features and conventions, and documenting how to reuse or extend current owners instead of creating parallel implementations.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 36 tokens original Apache-2.0

scip-query

04

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Use code relationships, module structure, quality findings and change impact to plan and review changes alongside ordinary source-reading tools.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 27 tokens original Apache-2.0

scip-setup

05

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Install, diagnose, index, watch, repair, or clean up scip-query for a repository. Use for setup, freshness, cache ownership, worktrees, watcher behavior, and operational failures—not ordinary code exploration.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 48 tokens original Apache-2.0

PlunderStruck/scip-query

Skill Codex

Evaluate architecture and maintainability for coding agents. Find ambiguous owners, duplicated rules, leaked coordination, misleading boundaries, and dependency problems; justify changes from behavior and consumers.

not rated 6 changed 1mo ago A 39 tokens original Apache-2.0

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