rkaliev
UserClaude Code plugin: a disciplined coding agent for any project (web, mobile or desktop; any domain; new or existing code). Process, platform and domain skills, guard and verify hooks.
Categories
Indexed Skills (27)
brainstorming
Use before any creative or behavior-changing work - building a feature, component, screen, endpoint or project, adding functionality, or modifying how something behaves
security-review
Use when changes touch authentication, authorization, user input, file uploads, secrets, cryptography, dependencies, payments or personal data, or when asked for a security review or audit
systematic-debugging
Use when encountering any bug, test failure, build or CI failure, crash, performance problem or unexpected behavior, before proposing a fix
writing-plans
Use when you have an approved spec or clear requirements for a multi-step change, before touching code
implement
Implement a task file, plan or short request with tests and verified results
kit-init
Set this project up for eng-kit (.claude/verify.json, guard rules, secret deny rules)
changing-legacy-code
Use when modifying existing code that has few or no tests, unclear behavior, old dependencies or tangled structure, or code written before agentic development
choosing-a-stack
Use when starting a new project, service or app, or when choosing a language, framework, database, library or platform for new work
desktop-development
Use when building, packaging, signing or updating desktop applications for Windows or Linux, including .NET, WPF, WinUI, Electron, Tauri, Qt, GTK, installers, services or daemons
dispatching-parallel-agents
Use when facing two or more independent tasks - separate failures, research questions, audits or reviews - that share no state and have no ordering dependency
executing-plans
Use when you have an approved implementation plan to carry out, inline in this session or by dispatching a subagent per task
git-workflow
Use when starting work that needs an isolated branch or worktree, when committing, and when implementation is verified and the branch must be merged, pushed as a PR, kept or discarded
mobile-development
Use when building, testing, signing or releasing Android or iOS apps, including Kotlin, Swift, Flutter or React Native code, emulators, simulators, permissions or store submission
onboarding-existing-codebase
Use when starting work in an unfamiliar or legacy repository, when CLAUDE.md is missing or stale, or when asked to map a codebase or set it up for agent work
payments-and-money
Use when code handles money amounts, prices, currencies, payments, refunds, payouts, billing, wallets, ledgers, payment provider webhooks or card data
pos-systems
Use when building or changing point-of-sale, checkout, cash register, kiosk or terminal software - receipts, shifts, fiscal devices, card terminals, printers, scanners or offline sales
requesting-code-review
Use when a task, feature or bugfix is implemented and verified, before merging or opening a PR, or when a user asks for a review of changes
test-driven-development
Use when implementing any feature, bugfix, refactor or behavior change, before writing the implementation code
using-skills
Use when starting any conversation or task - establishes how to find, choose and follow skills, and the rules that hold in every task
verification-before-completion
Use when about to claim work is complete, fixed or passing, before committing, pushing, opening a PR or handing a task back
web-frontend
Use when building, changing or reviewing web UI - components, pages, forms, client-side state, routing, browser behavior, keyboard shortcuts or frontend performance
writing-documentation
Use when writing or updating a README, project docs, an architecture decision record, a changelog, API docs or code comments, or when a change alters behavior, setup or commands that docs describe
writing-skills
Use when creating a new skill, editing an existing skill or prompt template, or checking that a skill actually changes agent behavior
finish
Verify, review and integrate the current branch (merge, PR, keep or discard)
verify
Run the project's verification commands and report the result
receiving-code-review
Use when receiving code review feedback from a person, a reviewer agent or a PR, before implementing any suggestion, especially if it seems unclear or technically questionable
new-task
Write a task file with numbered, testable criteria
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