keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

CodeRef-AI: The Governance External Brain for Vibe Coding Projects | Security, Health, Change Guard Platform CodeRef AI: The Governance External Brain for Vibe Coding Projects | Security, Health, Change Guard Platform

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coderef-asset

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keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A documentation workflow for turning useful project designs into reusable, recorded assets. It tracks an asset from identification and registration through explanation and reuse.

not rated 4 changed 1mo ago A 281 tokens

coderef-governance

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keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A workflow guide for using CodeRef-AI tools to organize and improve existing software projects. It groups the work into five stages covering mapping, refactoring, checking, health reviews, and follow-up work.

not rated 4 changed 1mo ago A 338 tokens

coderef-mcp

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keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A project-audit skill that uses CodeRef-AI’s MCP tools to inspect code, query a map of project knowledge, and verify development workflows. MCP is a standard way for an agent to use external tools.

not rated 4 changed 1mo ago A 101 tokens

coderef-probe

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keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A workflow guide for CodeRef-AI tools that checks code changes in small, focused stages. It is designed for quick checks before commits and in continuous integration, the automated checks that run during development.

not rated 4 changed 1mo ago A 284 tokens

keaizuizui/CodeRef-AI

Skill Claude CodeCodex

A partly manual software-governance workflow that pauses after each stage for user approval. It produces items such as briefs, canvases, and checklists, while allowing read-only diagnosis to continue automatically with a summary.

not rated 4 1mo ago A 139 tokens

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