Skill Claude Code
Generates project-specific pattern and run- skills and scoped rules from the current codebase. Used during /5:implement CONFIGURE.
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Skill Claude Code
Generates concise README.md files for monorepo modules by analyzing module structure, dependencies, key components, and testing patterns. Use when creating module documentation, documenting architecture, updating READMEs, or when user asks to generate/create README for a module.
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Skill Claude CodeCodex
Baseline rules for errors, types, names and tests. They keep a codebase clean when the repository documents no rules of its own. Use when writing, refactoring or reviewing code.
not rated 21 5d ago A 41 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Rules for keeping the cognitive load of code low. Use when writing, refactoring or reviewing code.
not rated 21 5d ago A 24 tokens
Skill Claude Code
Writes the project AGENTS.md from the workflow template plus a CLAUDE.md shim, and links the repository's own standards. Used during /5:implement CONFIGURE and /5:reconfigure.
not rated 21 5d ago A 46 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
How to write documents, Javadoc and code comments. Short plain sentences, one idea each. Use when writing or reviewing comments, doc comments or Markdown.
not rated 21 5d ago A 34 tokens
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Martin Fowler's code smells (Refactoring, ch. 3), each with its fix. Use when writing, refactoring or reviewing code.
not rated 21 5d ago A 35 tokens
review-style
08Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review changes against coding and documentation standards (repo standards plus a list of style skills), then optionally fix the findings. Use when the user wants a style, standards or conventions review of a branch, a commit range or uncommitted work.
not rated 21 5d ago A 51 tokens
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