Agent
Part of decipon
Use when detailed perspective analysis is needed after NCI scoring, or when high disagreement between interpretations requires synthesis. Generates balanced dual perspectives - both manipulative and legitimate.
94 tagged ai-developer-tools, measured the same way as everything else here.
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Agent
Part of decipon
Use when detailed perspective analysis is needed after NCI scoring, or when high disagreement between interpretations requires synthesis. Generates balanced dual perspectives - both manipulative and legitimate.
Agent Claude Code
Make focused code changes that match the project profile and verification bar.
Agent Claude Code
Coordinate research, implementation, and review using the saved project profile.
Agent Claude Code
Gather repo context, relevant skills, and source references before implementation.
rubenCodeforges/codeforges-claude-plugin
Agent
MUST BE USED for API analysis. USE PROACTIVELY when user asks to "map endpoints", "find routes", "document API", "list endpoints", or investigate HTTP handlers. Works across frameworks (Express, FastAPI, Django, Spring, Go).
rubenCodeforges/codeforges-claude-plugin
Agent
MUST BE USED for git analysis. USE PROACTIVELY when user asks "who wrote this", "git history", "recent changes", "git blame", "what changed", or needs to understand code evolution and authorship.
rubenCodeforges/codeforges-claude-plugin
Agent
MUST BE USED for finding code usages and building usage maps. USE PROACTIVELY when user asks "where is X used", "find usages", "what calls this", "build usage map", "map class usages", or needs to track dependencies. Expert at finding functions, methods, classes, variables across codebases and generating structured…
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