pragmatic-engineer
OrganizationPersonal Claude Code setup: launcher, session hooks, custom system prompt, skills, slash commands, and a statusline. One-line curl install.
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Indexed Skills (10)
grounding-research
Use when exploring or investigating a codebase, tracing execution paths, mapping dependencies, or producing a sourced findings report. Distinct from grounding-review, which is for reviewing PRs.
engineering-standards-javascript
Use when writing or reviewing JavaScript or TypeScript code and tests under the team engineering standards, especially when validating input or setting up mocks in a Jest or Vitest test.
systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, or unexpected behaviour, before proposing a fix.
atlassian-cli
Use when reading or writing Jira work items or Confluence pages from the command line with acli, especially during /playbook:learn-project when no Atlassian MCP server is connected.
delegating-subagents
Use before dispatching any subagent, and again the moment one finishes or goes quiet.
writing-style
Use when writing or posting prose a human will read, including a PR description, a code review comment, a Jira work item, a Confluence page, a Slack message, an ADR, or a commit message. Posting, sending, replying, commenting, and updating all count.
engineering-standards
Use when designing or writing code, working on pull requests, planning a testing approach, or thinking about deployment under the team engineering standards.
playbook-usage
Use when a session doesn't have prompts/SYSTEM_PROMPT.md installed and needs to discover what /playbook:* commands exist and when to reach for one, or when asked what this plugin does, how to use it, or which command fits a task.
session-handoff
Use at the end of a working session, before /clear or context compaction, or when the user asks to wrap up or summarize for next time.
grounding-review
Use when reviewing a pull request or code change, whether a quick single pass or a structured deep review. Distinct from grounding-research, which is for investigating code.
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