Skill Claude Code
A standard code-review workflow that checks recent changes for code quality, duplication, architecture, project conventions, and module contracts.
Centralized AGENTS.md generator for project AI standards.
This repository also configures its own agents. See what ai-standards tells them →
Skill Claude Code
A standard code-review workflow that checks recent changes for code quality, duplication, architecture, project conventions, and module contracts.
Skill Claude Code
Capture a finished working session into the project's durable memory the standard way — update local project memory, write a decision record for every accepted choice, a task record for completed tasks, a module contract when a major module changed, README links for new maintained docs. Use when the user asks to…
Skill Claude Code
Audit and repair a Basic Memory knowledge tree — misplaced rendering inputs, missing or inconsistent frontmatter, notes absent from the graph, and file names that break the project convention. Use when the user asks to check, audit, clean up, or migrate existing documentation.
Skill Claude Code
Review recent code changes through the Reuse, Quality, and Efficiency lenses. Use when the user asks for simplification, cleanup, deduplication, or a behavior-preserving structural refactor.
Skill Claude Code
A project setup and update skill for ai-standards, a collection of standards used to guide coding agents. It checks the current installation and asks which new capabilities to enable.
Skill Claude Code
Deploy the AI retrieval stack (Basic Memory, Chroma) in a project. Use when the user asks to set up AI infrastructure, deploy Basic Memory/Chroma, or initialize the retrieval stack.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A set of rules for designing, checking, and maintaining reusable instructions for coding agents. It covers how to reveal information gradually, limit context, and keep the instructions portable between tools.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A skill for carrying out an approved software plan from start to finish without pausing for routine approval. It checks each work slice against fixed requirements, records knowledge, and merges according to project rules.
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