HIG Doctor bundles 14 Apple HIG skills (foundations, platforms, patterns, inputs, technologies, and 8 component categories), an MCP server (higlistskills / higlookup / higsearch / higaudit / higauditfile / higexplainfinding), and a Bun-based CLI auditor that detects 431 HIG rules across SwiftUI, UIKit, AppKit.
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A Claude Code plugin combining tips, research-based optimisation, 43 skills, 12 agents, 4 commands, and hook-related systems. Claude Code is a coding agent that works with software projects.
Real-time voice interaction for Claude Code. Speak naturally while Claude works - interrupt, redirect, or provide continuous feedback without stopping.
Systematic literature searching and review toolkit for Claude Code. Search PubMed, screen papers, extract data, traverse citations, and synthesize findings from scientific literature.
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Git-native note graph for AI agent collaboration. Injects mycelium notes into context when files are read, teaches agents the protocol via SKILL.md, and nudges agents to leave notes after edits.
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A plugin for reviewing Russian-language text for signs of machine-generated writing and, when explicitly requested, rewriting it to sound more natural.
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Chart a big, foggy effort as a shared map of investigation tickets under .plan/, resolved one per session. Bundles the wayfinder method plus the four skills it invokes: grill-me, research, prototype, and domain-modeling. Skills originally authored by Matt Pocock (github.com/mattpocock/skills), adapted here.
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A Claude Code guide — skills for interactive onboarding and Q&A on setup, best practices, automation, and effective workflows.
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