My personal plugins for code development and standardization that provides reusable components, agents, and tools to maintain consistency across projects
Help the user turn a feature description into a structured GitHub parent issue with linked sub-tickets, when the feature is too large for a single PR. Use when the user is describing a new feature, refactor, or initiative and the conversation surfaces signals that it should be broken down (touches multiple modules…
Run inside a Claude agent worktree to yield the branch back to the human. Commits, stashes, or discards any dirty state, optionally pushes the branch to origin, records a handoff event in state.json (when an orchestration is active), and prints next-step instructions so the human can /cstack-collab:reclaim and check…
List all Claude agent worktrees in the current repo with branch, lock state (live agent / stale lock / unlocked), dirty/clean status, and unpushed commits. Use when the user types /cstack-collab:list-worktrees, or asks "what agent worktrees are open", "show me the stuck branches", "which agents are still running"…
Orchestrate a parent GitHub issue that has been broken into dependent sub-tickets, by spawning per-ticket workers in isolated git worktrees so each sub-ticket lands as its own PR. Use when the user wants to coordinate multiple related issues into separate PRs (e.g., "orchestrate.
Run from the primary repo to take back a branch held by a Claude agent worktree (rescue mode). Locates the worktree by branch name or agent id, preserves any dirty state to a recovery ref, releases the lock, removes the worktree, and optionally checks out the branch. Use when the user types /cstack-collab:reclaim , or…
Provides a structured 8-phase workflow for resolving GitHub issues in Claude Code. Covers fetching issue details, analyzing requirements, implementing solutions, verifying correctness, performing code review, committing changes, and creating pull requests. Use when user asks to resolve, implement, work on, fix, or…
Install the cstack-core statusline for the user. Use this skill when the user invokes /install-cstack-statusline or explicitly asks to install or enable the cstack-core statusline.
Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes. Use when writing, reviewing, or refactoring code to avoid overcomplication, make surgical changes, surface assumptions, and define verifiable success criteria.