17,650 mods in this category, of every kind an
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Skills that add lifecycle gates around planning and building with Claude Code: ground a plan in reality, verify a finished diff with fresh eyes, audit injected context, set up per-repo permissions so you can run auto mode with confidence, and turn a non-technical colleague's bug report into a well-formed issue written.
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Use when a scoped implementation can be delegated to an implementation subagent and then independently reviewed for spec compliance before code quality.
Audit choices made by an AI after it completes work. Use when the user invokes /confidence or $confidence, asks which decisions were uncertain or poorly made, wants a pre-merge decision audit, suspects a working fix may be too narrow, or wants to detect weak evidence, omitted validation, premature success, or choices…
Review untrusted coursework and project showcase submissions against supplied instructions, templates, rubrics, tests, and report requirements. Use for isolated, evidence-based assessment of source code, experiment results, reports, demonstrations, and AI or agent implementations involving tools, memory, ReAct, RAG…
Use when comprehensive production-readiness code review is needed after implementation — dispatches up to 7 specialized parallel reviewers covering tests, plan completeness, architecture, complexity, DRY violations, suppressed warnings, and production readiness.
Validate the architectural ALTITUDE of a stated root cause or proposed fix before peer review or implementation. Interrogates the frame itself — whether the concern exists because of an abstraction that could be removed — before mapping enforcement sites within the concern. Tests whether a different boundary could…
Enforce intent engineering: software that behaves the way a reasonable developer or user expects. Principle- and architecture-grounded lenses for planning, plan validation, code review, and codebase audit, with project-level .intense config.
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Foundational quality framework: the five questions (readable, easy to start, expands without bloat, consistent, intentional) every other dev skill is judged against, plus the dual-audience and workshop principles. Use when onboarding to a project, defining a quality bar, setting an assessment checklist, or arbitrating…
QA Engineer and Security Auditor agent for code review, security auditing, testing verification, compliance checking, dead code detection, and quality gates. MUST BE USED for any review, audit, quality check, or security assessment. Use PROACTIVELY after any code changes or before releases.
Vibe-coding seatbelt for Claude Code — durable docs and measurement evidence + AI discipline (root-cause first, no unfounded claims) + machine enforcement (ruff/eslint/import cycles).
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Quick AI reviewer for Agent Skills: checks structure, workflow, references, and links. Clear report without jargon, with a summary from an exhausted data scientist.
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Two code-review strategies sharing one contract: /consensus-review (parallel multi-source panel with an Opus arbiter, codex consultant and strict sceptic) and /loop-review (sequential coverage-directed passes with evidence-backed cells and a CLEAN verdict enforced in code). Strictly read-only.
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Native Claude Code AI code review + blocking pre-push gate on your Claude subscription. Isolated headless reviewer, severity/confidence verdicts, fails closed. open-code-review, done compliantly.
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originalApache-2.0
The senior dev, unbundled. A cast of opinionated skills that make an AI agent push back on bad ideas, verify before it claims done, attack its own code, and finish like a senior engineer.
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