kimon1230/claude_extensions

Custom hooks, skills, and rules for Claude Code: adds automatic Python formatting, context persistence across sessions, parallel subagent workflows, and a status line.

This repository also configures its own agents. See what claude_extensions tells them →

4Stars on the repository
6Mods indexed here, across every type
2d agoLast push, which is what freshness is scored on
MITLicence, which decides whether bodies are shown

code-review

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kimon1230/claude_extensions

Skill Claude Code

Reviews code for design, correctness, performance, and test quality. Use when the user wants a code review of files, a diff or PR, or the whole project before shipping or merging.

not rated 4 changed 3d ago A 41 tokens original MIT

critical-review

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kimon1230/claude_extensions

Skill Claude Code

Delivers structured, adversarial feedback on a plan or design document, surfacing risks and gaps before implementation. Use when the user wants a plan or document reviewed.

not rated 4 changed 3d ago A 36 tokens original MIT

implement-batch

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kimon1230/claude_extensions

Skill Claude Code

Implements the next batch of an existing plan, orchestrating subagents with test and lint validation. Use when the user wants to build a plan's next batch.

not rated 4 changed 3d ago A 37 tokens original MIT

save

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kimon1230/claude_extensions

Skill Claude CodeCodex

Checkpoints session progress to status tracking files. Use to save state mid-session, after a major task, before ending, or when nearing context limits.

not rated 4 changed 3d ago A 32 tokens original MIT

security-audit

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kimon1230/claude_extensions

Skill Claude Code

Audits code for security vulnerabilities — injection, auth and access control, crypto, secrets, SSRF, and insecure configuration. Use when the user wants a security review of the codebase, a file or directory, or a diff before shipping, or when changes touch auth, input handling, or external integrations.

not rated 4 changed 3d ago B 66 tokens original MIT

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