sjarmak/coding-agent-workflows

Neutral source of coding standards, agent roles, skills, and workflows, rendered to native config for Claude Code, Codex, and Amp. Successor to agent-workflows.

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slop-check

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

LLM-judge slop & erosion scan of a diff, mirroring SlopCodeBench. Scores code on Erosion (verbosity, dead branches, redundant structure accumulated under iterative change) and Verbosity (unnecessary complexity), then reports per-category findings weighted toward code that EXTENDS existing modules. Use after…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 157 tokens original MIT

systems-thinking

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Analyze a software system, AI pipeline, or research direction by surfacing its underlying structure — invariants, hidden abstractions, weak assumptions, and the single highest-leverage direction — rather than optimizing local implementations. Use when asked to step back and think about a system's design at a…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 106 tokens original MIT

tdd-workflow

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Use this skill when writing new features, fixing bugs, or refactoring code. Enforces test-driven development with 80%+ coverage including unit, integration, and E2E tests.

not rated 2 1mo ago A 43 tokens copy · 95% MIT

writing-voice

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Skill Claude CodeCodex

Voice, structural, and anti-pattern rules for drafting and editing prose: articles, docs, blog posts, READMEs, and longer-form technical writing. Combines a slop guard against telltale AI writing patterns with positive craft defaults (sentence rhythm, declarative heads, concrete openings, pivoting closes). Activate…

not rated 2 1mo ago A 111 tokens original MIT

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