15,303 mods in this category, of every kind an agent can take. Each one carries what it costs per session, what the scan found, and whether it is the original.
Skill Codex
Release AI-Shifu skills using the maintained release.py workflow: open version-bump PRs, build and verify channel packages, preview complete PR changelogs grouped by type, run preflight checks, publish to ClawHub and SkillHub, prepare and record manual WorkBuddy/Doubao uploads, and track channel publication results.…
layered-ai-public/claude-review-action
Command Claude Code
Review the current branch against the base branch.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 command · 0 tokens together
Autonomous dev pipeline powered by Claude Code. Label a GitHub issue, walk away, come back to a merge-ready PR.
Skill Claude Code
Cut and publish a new GitHub release for the ClaudeCodeNotify macOS app. Use this whenever the user wants to release, ship, publish, cut, or tag a new version — phrases like "create a release", "ship the release", "publish v1.0.x", "tag and release the app", "cut a new version", or "make a release". It builds the…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Orbit — the task/audit/dispatch layer for AI coding agents. Use for anything touching a task ID, .orbit/, orbit CLI or orbit. MCP tools, the docs corpus, friction records, jobs and jrun- runs, routines, auto-tasks, the sweep clock, worktree GC, the dashboard, or setting Orbit up on a machine or repository. Covers both…
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 1 command, 2 hooks · 20 tokens together
Terminal HUD for Claude Code — real-time token, cost, git, and project monitor.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Review and merge GitLab merge requests via the gitlab-api MCP server — by default the MRs assigned to you or where you are a reviewer, optionally scoped to a project, group, or the whole instance. Read an MR, gate it on a green pipeline (pipeline → jobs → job log), then approve, accept/merge, or set…
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 2 skills, 2 commands · 257 tokens together
Graph-engineered task driver for Claude Code. Classifies a task, decomposes it into a dependency graph of granular subtasks, topo-sorts it into waves, and executes each node in an isolated git worktree under an evidence-gated implement/validate loop. Runs entirely on the Claude Code CLI/subscription via claude -p wor.
6529-Collections/6529seize-frontend
Skill Codex
Execute authorized 6529 frontend, backend, or coupled staging and production deployment using ordinary merges and GitHub Actions. Use for staging, deployment, production release, deployment monitoring, failure recovery, or rollback within the user's requested scope.
Cursor rule Cursor needs its repo
Update plans before PRs; small focused commits; one plan per PR; pre-PR quality gates (API).
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Expert in agsync, the Git-native CLI that syncs skills, commands, and MCP tools across AI coding agents. You MUST use this skill when working on agent skills, commands, MCP configurations or agsync (agsync.yaml) directly.
jesus-seijas-sp/claude-node-setup
Agent Claude Code
Use this agent when the user wants to commit code using Claude. It should be triggered automatically before any git commit operation to run linting and formatting, attempt to fix issues, and either proceed with the commit or cancel with an error report.
Plugin Claude Code
Bundles 19 skills, 6 agents · 1,109 tokens together
Lightweight development workflow with plan/run/fresh pattern, git workflow integration, PR feedback, and autonomous execution. Optimized for efficiency - minimal hooks, on-demand skills, direct execution.
rawr-ai/codex-linear-method-toolkit
Skill Claude CodeCodex
This skill should be used when the user asks about "git worktree", "parallel checkout", "worktree cleanup", "create worktree", "remove worktree", "worktree path", or when a workflow involves git worktrees, parallel development, multiple checkouts, or edits that must happen in the intended worktree path. Reusable…
Skill Claude CodeCodex
A pull-request restart workflow for replacing a messy review with a new pull request containing one clean commit and a summary of the earlier discussion.
Skill Claude Code
Reference for the workmux CLI that manages git worktrees and tmux windows as isolated development environments. Use when the user mentions workmux, worktrees, or parallel agent workflows.
ReviewToolkits/cpython-review-toolkit
Skill Claude Code
Execute the standard issue, branch, code, test, commit, PR, merge workflow for a task.
Skill Claude Code
Release a new version. Bumps minor version, creates git tag, pushes, and creates GitHub Release. Use when the user says "release" or wants to publish a new version.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Clone repos using bare clones + git worktrees, develop changes, deliver via Pull Requests. Use this skill whenever the user asks you to clone, code, fix, edit, refactor, implement a feature, or open a PR on any repository — including PT-BR phrasings like "clonar repo", "refatorar", "abrir PR", "corrigir bug"…
Skill Claude Code
Run the project's validation (/check), and on green stage + commit your changes using the project's /commit conventions; on red, report a blocker and note the Queen without committing. Use when the user asks to checkpoint, save progress, or commit safely mid-task.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Run a WCAG accessibility audit on a web page. Checks heading hierarchy, landmark regions, colour contrast, ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation, target size and the WCAG 2.2 additions. Use when the user wants to check, test, or audit accessibility (a11y) on a URL or the current page.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
List and search issues, PRs, commits; summarize status and reviews.
Skill Claude Code
Use when the user says "kickoff", "start feature", "complete initiative", "check status", "signal", "prune", "bootstrap", "reflect", or any other Cicadas lifecycle command. Orchestrates the Cicadas spec-driven development methodology.
Skill Claude CodeCodex
Prepare a release summary and suggest release commands from repository history.
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