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SkillsMP has collected 11 skills from hishamkaram/claude-code-router. Open a skill to review its source and details.
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Use when preparing, validating, publishing, promoting, or recovering claude-code-router releases, including CI readiness, live E2E evidence, changelog/release-note updates, draft GitHub releases, GHCR browser images, and Homebrew promotion.
Use when designing or changing claude-code-router CLI commands, flags, validation, help text, onboarding, provider/model setup, doctor output, or error messages.
Use when updating claude-code-router README, CLI help text, examples, command docs, compatibility docs, live E2E docs, or release notes.
Use when implementing or reviewing concurrent Go code in claude-code-router, especially HTTP/SSE streams, provider requests, sessions, goroutines, subprocesses, and cancellation.
Use when implementing Go code in claude-code-router, including CLI commands, SQLite storage, secret handling, gateway code, provider adapters, sessions, and tests.
Use when reviewing Go code in claude-code-router for interfaces, errors, secrets, CLI validation, SQLite behavior, concurrency, tests, and live E2E coverage.
Use when writing tests for claude-code-router, including CLI tests, SQLite tests, fake provider tests, conformance tests, and live Claude Code E2E tests.
Use when adding, running, or reviewing live Claude Code E2E tests for claude-code-router model switching, gateway routing, tools, subagents, workflows, sessions, and compatibility behavior.
Use when researching current Claude Code, Anthropic, OpenRouter, LiteLLM, OpenAI, vLLM, or provider protocol behavior for claude-code-router without assumptions.
Use when designing or reviewing claude-code-router gateway architecture, provider boundaries, SQLite schema, compatibility policy, model switching, or Claude Code feature preservation.
Use when handling or reviewing claude-code-router provider API keys, auth headers, local gateway exposure, secret redaction, logs, traces, SQLite storage, or fallback behavior.