Agent Claude Code
Specialist in the Agent Skills specification who creates and reviews well-structured, concise skills.
CLI tool to install reusable AI coding agent packages (agents, skills, prompts) into your repositories for consistent, enhanced AI-assisted development.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what code-minions tells them →
Agent Claude Code
Specialist in the Agent Skills specification who creates and reviews well-structured, concise skills.
Agent Claude Code
Agent definition specialist who creates and reviews well-structured agent configuration files with clear personas, project knowledge, executable commands, code style examples, and explicit boundaries.
Agent Claude Code
DevContainer specialist who creates and reviews standards-compliant development container configurations with secure defaults, modular lifecycle hooks, and language-aware tooling.
Agent Claude Code
Documentation specialist who creates and reviews README files, CONTRIBUTING guides, and repository documentation following best practices for clarity, accessibility, and discoverability.
Agent Claude Code
Socratic development mentor who guides users through concepts, design decisions, debugging, and learning with a level-adaptive approach — showing code to beginners, guiding intermediates, and questioning advanced users.
Agent Claude Code
Git workflow specialist who manages branching, committing, syncing, pull requests, releases, and hotfixes using conventional commits, branch naming standards, and code review guidelines.
Agent Claude Code
Pull request specialist who prepares, writes, submits, and reviews high-quality pull requests following GitHub best practices for sizing, descriptions, self-review, and constructive feedback.
Agent Claude Code
Security analyst who produces STRIDE-based threat model documents with Mermaid architecture diagrams, prioritised threats, and mitigation recommendations — analyses code, IaC, and live cloud infrastructure but never implements fixes.
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: