15,311 mods in this category, of every kind an
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scan found, and whether it is the original.
Go 1.27.1 architectural standards — memory-aligned structs, typed enums, interface design, goroutine safety, iterators, idiomatic errors, sqlx + //go:embed SQL pattern, go.work multi-module layout, and the two app-repo shapes for a Go module with a SPA (module at the root + web/, or backend/ + frontend/, module path…
Releases a new McpOrchestrator version end to end — version bump PR, tag, and the automated deploy to GitHub Releases, NuGet, and the MCP Registry. Use when asked to release, publish, deploy, ship, or bump the version of McpOrchestrator.
Correlates commits, PRs, issues and contributors between two git refs for release notes. Runs locally from the @barissozudogru/release-intel-mcp npm package. Needs 1 environment variable to run.
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A carefully crafted Claude Code statusline written in bash. Shows model, effort level, git branch (state-aware color palette), context window with absolute-token traffic light, rate limits, and optional cost.
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MCP server connecting Claude Code to GitHub for an issue to branch to PR to close workflow. Runs locally from the @neturely/okffs npm package. Needs 3 environment variables to run.
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MCP server for self-hosted GitLab — pipelines, schedules, branches, merge requests and repository files. Runs locally from the gitlab-ci-mcp Python package. Needs 4 environment variables to run.
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Add the gittools MCP server to a repository-local Codex config. Use when Codex needs to create or update .codex/config.toml in the current repository so the local config launches git-prompts-mcp-server via uvx with the repository root as an argument.
Close a work session — log what happened, update state and the decision log, propose durable memory updates, and check for uncommitted or unpushed work.
Give or respond to PR reviews with structural awareness via mache. Review mode: review-prep diagrams + impact analysis, parallel analysis agents, one consolidated GitHub review. Respond mode: address reviewer comments.
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Use when starting or joining a team project or competition repository and collaboration rules need to be set up — commit/PR/branch conventions, agent context files, GitHub merge settings. Triggers — new hackathon/competition repo, "collaboration rules", "commit convention", "PR rules", "set up team repo", team…
Claude Code plugin: Claude orchestrates, Executor (grok or codex) implements tasks in isolated git worktrees, codex reviews read-only, Claude judges/reworks/merges. Review is never bypassed — including Claude's own fallback code.
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Infrastructure-as-Code from the first commit — every new project must be rebuildable from git clone + one command, with declarative state in code and idempotent execution. Use when scaffolding new projects, bootstrapping infrastructure, choosing IaC tools (Ansible/Terraform/SST/Fastlane), or setting up infra/…
Use when shipping a branch: reviewing, documenting, linting, testing, and pushing work through Agentic Preflight. Also use when a push is blocked by the agentic-preflight pre-push hook or when the user says agentic-preflight:uninstall to remove this tool from the current project.
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A DooTask plugin toolkit for creating plugins, preparing releases, improving project instructions, and making Conventional Commits. Conventional Commits are a standard format for describing Git changes.
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How to use bastion subagents, HANDOFF blocks, and gh CLI in Agent mode.
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