tlangridge

9 mods across 1 repository, 5 stars between them.

code-review

01

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Structured code review checklist covering correctness, style, performance, security, and error handling. Use when reviewing code changes.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 26 tokens original MIT

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Context window management and subagent delegation patterns. Use to avoid context exhaustion during long tasks.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 22 tokens original MIT

git-worktree

03

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Git worktree isolation protocol including branch conventions, linking branches to tasks, and PR creation. Use when working in a dedicated worktree.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 31 tokens original MIT

lead-agent

04

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Lead agent responsibilities including delegation, mission tracking, and team coordination. Loaded when agent has the lead role.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 24 tokens original MIT

shift-protocol

05

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Shift lifecycle including badge-in, active work periods, closing procedures, and close report contribution. Use when managing shift transitions.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 28 tokens original MIT

swarm-coordination

06

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Multi-agent office coordination using the swarm CLI. Use when communicating with other agents, checking team status, or coordinating work.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 29 tokens original MIT

task-management

07

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Task lifecycle management including creation, assignment, dependencies, priorities, and completion. Use when working with the task board.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 26 tokens original MIT

worker-agent

08

tlangridge/agent-swarm

Skill Claude Code

Worker agent protocol including task pickup, execution, verification, and stand-by behavior. Loaded when agent has the worker role.

not rated 5 8mo ago A 27 tokens original MIT

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