Evidence-based practices for LLM-assisted development. Install scripts, Claude Code configuration, and a research-backed best practices guide with 34 verified citations.
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Save all work, update memory, commit, push, and prepare to end the session. Use when user says "save my work", "wrap up", or "I'm done for now". Use at natural breakpoints or when context is getting large.
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Scaffold a new project with git, .gitignore, CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, GitHub repo, and memory directory. Use when user says "start a new project", "create a repo", or "scaffold an app". Creates the project as a sibling to the .claude/ config directory.
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Manage structured investigations with multi-agent evidence collection, synthesis, tagging, and PHI sanitization. Use when user says "start an investigation", "root cause analysis", or "collect evidence about X". Subcommands: new, run, collect, synthesize, close, status, list, search. Do NOT use for casual debugging or…
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Capture a lesson as a structured knowledge entry. Use when you discover a non-obvious bug, workaround, or pattern worth preserving for future sessions. Use when user says "remember this", "save this lesson", or "this is worth noting".
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Analyze your Claude Code configuration and suggest improvements based on the agentic coding playbook. Use when user says "audit my config", "check my setup", or "improve my CLAUDE.md". Works on both global and project-level CLAUDE.md files. Do NOT use for application configuration — only for Claude Code setup.
john-wilmes/claude-agentic-coding-playbook
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Promote a project-level lesson to global scope so it's available across all projects. Use when user says "make this global", "share this across projects", or "promote this lesson". Use when a lesson discovered in one project would benefit others.
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: