0xjuanma/claude-system

Claude code system for effective software development with an AI toolkit. Structured and scalable claude code framework with rules, commands, skills, mcps and hooks. Easily expandable and customizable.

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analysis

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Initiate code analysis and review mode for identifying bottlenecks, improvements, and issues in existing codebases.

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commit

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Generate and create a commit following my global commit format rules.

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config

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Enter configuration development mode to create, edit, and manage Claude Code configurations with proper validation and structure enforcement.

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document

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Generate high-level architecture documentation using parallel agents for comprehensive system analysis. Automatically creates markdown files following a standardized template.

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explain

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Provide detailed, comprehensive explanation of code behavior, design decisions, and implementation details for better understanding.

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optimize

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Analyze code performance, identify bottlenecks, and implement optimizations with measurable improvements.

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plan

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Initiate detailed planning and architecture mode for feature development, system design, and solution brainstorming.

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reset

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0xjuanma/claude-system

Command

Return Claude to default development mode, exiting any specialized modes like planning or analysis.

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