create-pr
01Command Claude Code
Create a pull request only when the user explicitly wants one.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
0Stars on the repository
31Mods indexed here, across every type
5mo agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown
design
02Command Claude Code
Produce product/UI design guidance for user-facing changes.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Capture source context before requirements or architecture when repository behavior is unclear.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
fix-review
04Command Claude Code
Address review findings.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Orchestrate Frenchie Method. Classify the task, resolve or create feature context, check config/state/artifact freshness, and recommend the next Method command. Stop for user approval at risk points. The orchestrator emits warnings but never blocks — direct command invocation always overrides its recommendations.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
implement
06Command Claude Code
Instruct the executing agent to implement from Method artifacts.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
job-done
07Command Claude Code
Command "job-done" from Lab94/frenchie-skill, covering /job-done, cleanup policy, spike, hotfix and postmortem contract.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
method-check
08Command Claude Code
Read-only Method health check for the user's project and current feature.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
pr-review
09Command Claude Code
Review the actual result first, then compare against Method artifacts.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
prd-router
10Command Claude Code
Routes to Frenchie Method. This file backs PRD command names that are recognized now but may initially be template-backed or wrappers around production-depth commands.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Create or resolve feature working context.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
qa-analysis
12Command Claude Code
Design tests before implementation planning.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Score readiness with evidence.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
redo
14Command Claude Code
Mark a Method stage as needing rework. Cascades staleness to all downstream artifacts so /method-check and /frenchie-method accurately reflect what is current.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Command "release-check" from Lab94/frenchie-skill, covering /release-check, artifact contract, ci/cd status, tests and migrations.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
release
16Command Claude Code
Execute release only after explicit human invocation and approval.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
requirement
17Command Claude Code
Turn the user's request into implementable requirements.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
run-test
18Command Claude Code
Run safe local verification.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
sa-analysis
19Command Claude Code
Analyze solution architecture from the actual project shape.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Assess security and privacy risk before or after implementation.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
Command Claude Code
Command "systematic-debug" from Lab94/frenchie-skill, covering /systematic-debug, workflow, evidence, reproduction and hypotheses.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
task-plan
22Command Claude Code
Convert requirements, tests, design, security notes, and architecture into an implementation plan.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
walkthrough
23Command Claude Code
Walk through the implemented result from the user's perspective.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 0 tokens
original MIT
extract
24Command Claude Code
Convert a Word, Excel, CSV/TSV, or PowerPoint file into Markdown through Frenchie.
not rated 0 5mo ago A 21 tokens
original MIT
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: