jv-vogler/skills

Personal Claude Code skills marketplace

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code

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jv-vogler/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 97 tokens together

Use when writing or landing code — implementing a feature, fixing a bug, refactoring, or migrating. code:implement carries the standard for how code gets written (naming, control flow, comments, constants, purity) plus choosing a branch, verifying the change before calling it done, and splitting the work into atomic.

not rated 1 1mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

frontend

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jv-vogler/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 171 tokens together

Use when adding or changing a feature, page, API call, hook, form, or component in a React or Next.js app laid out as infrastructure + domain + view + routes; when deciding which layer code belongs in; when reviewing a diff for layering violations; or when structuring a greenfield frontend. Covers dependency rules…

not rated 1 1mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

pr

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jv-vogler/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 2 skills · 143 tokens together

Use when working a pull request end to end: reviewing a diff locally for real bugs and design problems without posting anything to GitHub, and writing a PR description that explains why the change exists instead of narrating the diff file by file.

not rated 1 1mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

writing

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jv-vogler/skills

Plugin Claude Code

Bundles 1 skill · 93 tokens together

Use when editing or reviewing prose to strip the signs of AI-generated writing and make it read as human-written. Based on Wikipedia's "Signs of AI writing" guide: inflated symbolism, promotional language, superficial -ing analyses, vague attributions, em dash overuse, rule of three, AI vocabulary, passive voice…

not rated 1 1mo ago A tokens not measured original MIT

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