89 skills and 38 specialized agents that enforce proven engineering practices for AI-assisted development. TDD, systematic debugging, parallel code review, and 10-gate development cycles — as a Claude Code plugin marketplace.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Writing a Technical Requirements Document that designs the technical architecture of the system or feature: components and boundaries, data flow, integration points, failure modes, and the mandatory program structure (DDD/hexagonal source tree) — in technology-agnostic patterns (code structure excepted), plus…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Applying the technical-writing voice and tone style guide: second person, present tense, active voice, short sentences, sentence-case headings, product/entity capitalization, contractions, and sparing emphasis. Use when checking voice/tone compliance, writing new docs, or reviewing docs for style. Skip when checking…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Reviewing end-user and product documentation quality across voice/tone, structure, completeness, clarity, and technical accuracy; flags issues with prioritized findings and a pass/needs-revision verdict. Use when reviewing draft docs, running a pre-publication check, auditing existing docs, or enforcing style-guide…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Structuring documentation: content hierarchy, overview/conceptual/task page structures, section dividers, navigation, tables-vs-lists, code placement, cross-linking, and page-length targets. Use when planning doc structure, organizing a content hierarchy, splitting content across pages, or designing navigation. Skip…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Using the ring-tw-team plugin and orchestrating its documentation specialists in parallel: guide-writer (guides/concepts/tutorials), api-writer (REST API reference), and docs-reviewer (quality review). Use when creating functional or API documentation, or reviewing doc quality. Skip when writing code (use dev-team) or…
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