Make your coding agent work like a senior teammate instead of an eager intern. /sonu:build writes every change in your style and test-first, then hands it back with the riskiest parts flagged before you review. /sonu:ship takes it from working tree to merged PR on its own — collecting every AI reviewer bot enabled on…
Orquestrador de arquitetura de agentes de IA para Claude Code, Cursor e Codex — bootstrap de projeto, papéis especializados (com MCP opcional para operações de risco), planejamento e geração de tasks, handoff entre sessões/ferramentas, checagem de Definition of Done com documentação viva (docs/ com estado…
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Media generation and manipulation for Claude Code — images, videos/GIFs, music, text-to-speech, and data visualizations (charts, graphs, diagrams, maps) using Google Gemini, D3.js, Mermaid, and Draw.io. A single visual-planning gate plus media-prompt-craft ensure every asset is clarified, styled, and reviewed before…
Tells you what your branch actually changed — what was done, why, and what deserves a second look, instead of the diff — then files the fixes into the commits they belong to.
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A documentation tool that turns code and infrastructure definitions into interactive diagrams and a single HTML document, and helps fill a project wiki through questions.
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Opinionated, design-system-first autonomous engineer for full greenfield projects: intake, phased plan with human sign-off, then autonomous build with hard quality gates and generated CI/CD.
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Every skrrt skill in one bundle for the skills.sh CLI — git shipping workflow, structured markdown authoring with auto-fixed lint-clean output, and subagent orchestration. Claude Code installs per bucket instead; see marketplace.json.
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Android development guidance with Kotlin Coroutines and Flow. Structured concurrency, StateFlow/SharedFlow patterns, lifecycle integration, testing with Turbine, and library integrations (Retrofit, Room, WorkManager).
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Comprehensive guide for building integrations with Israel's Pikud HaOref (Home Front Command) alert system — rocket alerts, earthquake warnings, and civil defense notifications.
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GitHub Actions skills — least-privilege workflow style with truthy/falsey expressions, security hardening (SHA-pinning, no pullrequesttarget), wiring the bitwise reusable-workflow library, and an actionlint/zizmor validation loop.
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Living Spec Architecture — a technology-agnostic spec layer that authors a grounded spec and verifies it before and after an external implementer builds it. LSA is NOT the implementer: any coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor) or human writes the code. Skills: discover (extract intent + gather codebase facts; the…
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Counterfactual A/B + layered-ablation harness for Claude Code setup. Measures whether your /.claude/ stack (skills, lessons, axioms, memory) plus in-repo discipline (docs/runbooks, decisions, findings) actually helps on real tasks. Binary A/B (setup-ON vs setup-OFF) and layered ablation (strip one layer at a time, ran.
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Branded presentation deck toolkit. Ships three skills: deck-brand-init (brand.yaml scaffolding), deck-create (conversational HTML deck authoring), and deck-publish (HTML to PDF or PPTX via Puppeteer + pptxgenjs, both pixel-perfect screenshot and fully-editable modes). Works in Claude Code and GitHub Copilot CLI.
Fable 5 behaviour for Opus-family models: doctrine injected at session start plus per-task reference playbooks.
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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: