danethurber/.dotfiles

2Stars on the repository
5Mods indexed here, across every type
6d agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
noneNo LICENSE: all rights reserved, so bodies are not copied

ping-pong-tdd

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danethurber/.dotfiles

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Pair on an implementation via ping-pong TDD — alternating red/green rounds between the agent and the user. Use when the user says "ping-pong" or asks to alternate writing failing tests and making them pass.

not rated 2 6d ago A 51 tokens

i-have-adhd

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danethurber/.dotfiles

Skill Claude Code

Shape output for a reader with ADHD: lead with the next action, number multi-step work, restate state across turns, suppress tangents, give specific time estimates, make wins visible. Invoke with /i-have-adhd; stays on until "stop adhd mode".

not rated 2 6d ago C 62 tokens

pr-status

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danethurber/.dotfiles

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Report open pull request status across the user's Parsyl repos. Shows what needs their review, what is blocked, and a priority-ranked table with at-a-glance stats. Use when the user types /pr-status or asks about "my PRs", "PR status", "what needs my review", "what is waiting on me", or "what is on my plate".

not rated 2 6d ago A 78 tokens

scratch

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danethurber/.dotfiles

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Create, audit and clean up a repo's .scratch/ notes bundle (an Open Knowledge Format folder with its own index.md). Use whenever writing a note, plan, ticket draft, PR description, research or reference doc into .scratch/, and when asked to clean up, audit, sort, promote or reorganize .scratch.

not rated 2 6d ago A 70 tokens

worktree-sweep

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danethurber/.dotfiles

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Report a repo's git worktrees and local branches, propose which to remove, prune or keep, and remove them only after approval. Use when asked to clean up, list or audit worktrees or local branches, or when worktrees have piled up.

not rated 2 6d ago A 56 tokens

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