Skip to main content
Run any Skill in Manus
with one click
GitHub repository

claude-plugins

claude-plugins contains 5 collected skills from notorious-ai, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.

skills collected
5
Stars
5
updated
2026-05-16
Forks
1
Occupation coverage
1 occupation categories · 100% classified
repository explorer

Skills in this repository

planning-commits
software-developers

Plans a fine-grained sequence of atomic, incremental commits for a non-trivial changeset before any code is written or any commit message is drafted. Language-agnostic; defers commit-message authoring to a separate skill.

2026-05-16
committing
software-developers

Writes commit messages following Go team conventions for both Go packages and supporting files (docs, configs, CI, tooling) in Go-centric codebases (go.mod present or known from context).

2026-05-16
writing-issues
software-developers

Encodes GitHub issue authoring conventions including present-progressive titles, outcome-focused bodies, problem-space framing, and definition-of-done patterns. Must be loaded before composing any issue title or body, whether drafting interactively or creating programmatically with gh issue create.

2026-03-08
writing-pull-requests
software-developers

Encodes PR authoring conventions including imperative titles with repository-capability verbs, motivation-focused descriptions, hidden context surfacing, and prose flow guidelines. Must be loaded before composing any pull request title or description, whether drafting interactively or creating programmatically with gh pr create.

2026-03-08
naming
software-developers

This skill helps name Go identifiers (packages, functions, methods, types, variables, constants, receivers) following Go team conventions and industry best practices. Triggers on user requests like "name this function", "what should I call this", "help me name this variable/type/package", "review these names", or "suggest a better name". Also triggers proactively when the agent creates new Go code elements (functions, types, variables, packages, methods, constants), when reviewing or refactoring existing names for Go idiomaticity, when creating new Go files or packages, or when names appear unclear or violate Go conventions.

2026-02-11