Command Claude Code
Review all three layers and propose durable rules without silently promoting them.
An open-source collection of Hooks and Agent Skills for Claude Code, Codex, and other AI coding assistants.
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Command Claude Code
Review all three layers and propose durable rules without silently promoting them.
Command Claude Code
Show platform-neutral three-layer memory statistics and runtime evidence.
Command Claude Code
An API-generation command that turns an interface description into an endpoint with routes, parameter checks, responses, error handling, and documentation.
Command Claude Code
A development command that uses one AI tool to analyse requirements and another to generate code, with a fast path that skips code review.
Command Claude Code
A code-generation command that creates the usual parts of database CRUD operations—create, read, update, and delete—from a table name and its fields.
Command Claude Code
A form-generation command that creates a React or Vue form component from field descriptions and validation rules.
Command Claude Code
A help command that lists Kim commands and recommends one based on a user’s request.
Command Claude Code
A planning command that turns a large or unclear software request into smaller tasks with dependencies, order, and priority.
Command Claude Code
A code-review command that uses Claude to understand existing code and Gemini to perform a deeper review. Code review is the process of examining code for quality, defects, and security problems.
Command Claude Code
A read-only environment check for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and their registered MCP tools. MCP is a way for an AI assistant to connect to external tools.
Command Claude Code
A command for coordinating Claude, Codex, and Gemini through a shared software-development workflow.
Command Claude Code
A workflow that turns a UI screenshot or design into frontend code by combining image analysis, technical planning, code generation, and review.
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