A project-context setup tool for large codebases. It creates guidance files at the project root and in subdirectories, adds rule files, checks the setup, and reviews how efficiently context uses tokens.
A project-specific reference builder that collects official library and framework documentation and examples, then saves them as project reference material.
Instructions and tools for automating Apple apps and iOS Simulator interactions. They include accessibility checks, screenshots, and workflow automation through the mcp-baepsae MCP server.
A collection of skills for Apple-platform development, including implementation, debugging, code review, long-running projects, App Store delivery, Xcode integration, and Pencil design work. Xcode is Apple's tool for building its apps, and the App Store is Apple's software marketplace.
A design toolkit for reviewing and matching app designs across iOS, web, and Android. It includes design guidance based on documented brand styles and checks for design quality.
A plugin for building and maintaining a project knowledge base for an AI coding agent, including source-document collection, wiki-page creation, cross-references, and health checks.
A macOS release automation add-on for apps and command-line tools. It covers version changes, builds, package creation, GitHub Releases, Homebrew distribution, and release workflows.
A diagnostic and repair tool for Claude Code add-ons. It checks marketplace files, plugin settings, skills, agents, and hooks, then can automatically fix some problems.
A viewer for Claude Code session logs, which are saved conversation records. It can show tool activity, pair each tool request with its result, filter by tool, and search with regular expressions in a terminal, command-line, or web interface.
A plugin for code review and educational content built around learning-science methods, including Before, After, and Why comparisons and step-by-step explanations.
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