My Claude Code plugins featuring specialized agents, commands, and development skills.
Agent
Adapter that runs a reviewer prompt contributed by the repository under review (declared in .pirategoat/config.json) and normalizes its output into pirategoat's standard findings format. Dispatched once per declared repo reviewer, parameterized with a reference to that reviewer's prompt. Not for direct use.
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Consumes pre-gathered reconciliation context (all agent findings, source snippets, scope annotations), performs semantic deduplication, scope checking, and fact verification in one pass, then produces clean review findings.
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Rust test quality review for built-in test framework patterns, assert macros, async tests, mockall, proptest, rstest, insta snapshots, criterion benchmarks, and serialtest isolation.
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WordPress security-focused code review for sanitization, escaping, nonces, capabilities, SQL injection, and data exposure.
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Reviews code changes for unnecessary complexity — over-abstraction, premature generalization, defensive code for impossible cases, unnecessary indirection, and verbose logic where concise alternatives exist.
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Creates documentation - use after feature completion.
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Adversarial mutation testing that temporarily mutates production code to verify tests catch real bugs. Must run SOLO (no other review agents). Integrates with reconciliation workflow.
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Developer toolchain review for package manager configs, build tools, linting configs, version constraints, CI pipelines, and supply chain settings — actively searches changelogs for deprecations and behavior changes.
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WooCommerce regression-invariant review — Action Scheduler traps, meta equality and sync-on-read loops, template/theme overrides, broken-until-JS defaults, filter return-type variance, PHP coercion, migration legacy state, heuristic proxy predicates vs. store-configuration variance, removed-markup selector contracts…
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WordPress architecture-focused code review for hooks, coding standards, extensibility, backwards compatibility, and design patterns.
At most 3 mods per repository are shown here, and a mod shipped inside a plugin is left to that plugin's page — the rest are on their repository pages: