claude-code-plugin

Load saved review feedback from /bpe:review and apply changes to the reviewed artifact

Iterative Q&A to develop a thorough project specification (spec.md)

Generate a commit message explaining what was changed and write it to commit-msg.md

Implement the next unchecked step from plan.md by executing its sub-steps as written (RED-GREEN-REFACTOR for Feature steps; Scope/Tooling/Do/Verify/Document for Task steps)

Fetch a GitHub issue and route to brainstorm or plan based on detail level

Autonomous-mode BPE run via /goal. Modes — full (default) | section <name> | step. Pre-flights branch safety (refuses on main), resolves the project verification command (test-runner autodetect, spec.md fallback, or ask), builds a verifiable completion condition, and writes the assembled /goal block (condition + validator-aware orchestrator playbook + per-commit verification) to goal.md at the repo root for you to paste. Requires Claude Code v2.1.139+; put your session in auto mode before pasting for unattended execution.

Create, continue, or close handoff documents for fresh-agent baton passes

View, search, and manage accumulated lessons from .ai-sessions/lessons.md

Transform spec.md into an implementation roadmap (plan.md + todo.md) of TDD Feature steps and non-TDD Task steps

Retrofit a BPE-compatible spec.md onto an existing project that lacks one. Reads repo state and runs a shortened Q&A focused on gaps.

Render spec.md, plan.md, or todo.md as a fine-grained, decision-by-decision review page in your browser, then write the feedback as JSON for /bpe:apply-review to consume.

Generate session recap in .ai-sessions/ and capture lessons learned

WTF was I doing? — a tight, fits-on-screen recap of the current session so you can re-enter in under 10 seconds

Python development standards and toolchain preferences. Use when (1) writing ANY Python code, (2) setting up Python projects with pyproject.toml, (3) creating standalone CLI scripts, (4) configuring Python tooling (ruff, mypy, pytest, nox, uv), (5) reviewing or refactoring Python code, or (6) advising on Python best practices. Enforces modern Pythonic style, strict type hints, and uv-based workflows. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user is working with .py files, pyproject.toml, noxfile.py, justfiles for Python projects, or any Python packaging — even if they don't explicitly mention Python standards.