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01Command Claude Code
Quick health check (git, lint, unit tests).
Battle-tested Claude Code configs — opinionated CLAUDE.md baselines, skills, slash commands and enforcement hooks you drop into any project
Command Claude Code
Quick health check (git, lint, unit tests).
Command Claude Code
Create a commit with validation (lint + tests) — optionally pass the message.
Command Claude Code
Finalize changes — quick review + check + commit.
Command Claude Code
Adversarial dual review — two independent reviewers with no shared context; both must approve before merge.
Command Claude Code
Promote accumulated learnings into a real skill, reference, or command — periodic self-improvement of this config.
Command Claude Code
List the available commands.
Command Claude Code
Start a session with project context.
Command Claude Code
Capture a reusable learning from this session — with a dedup + Save/Absorb/Drop gate so the knowledge base stays clean.
Command Claude Code
Pick the next roadmap task and prepare the environment.
Command Claude Code
Create a Pull Request with an automatic description.
Command Claude Code
Send commits to the remote.
Command Claude Code
Review the current diff against the project rules.
Command Claude Code
Consolidated status of the roadmaps and next steps.
Command Claude Code
Static and dependency audit. Use the Grep tool (not bash grep).
Command Claude Code
Check whether docs and configs reflect the real state of the code.
Command Claude Code
Mark a task as done in the roadmap.
Command Claude Code
Run tests related to the modified files.
Command Claude Code
Update this project's .claude/ to the latest "agnostic" config from the claude-skills-czl repo, preserving local learnings.
Command Claude Code
Update this project's .claude/ to the latest "langflow" config from the claude-skills-czl repo, preserving local learnings.
Command Claude Code
Definition-of-done gate — build, types, lint, tests, a secrets/debug scan, and a diff self-review before calling work done or opening a PR.
Command Claude Code
Review a GitHub pull request by number.
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: