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claude-init
claude-init contains 12 collected skills from yash-gadodia, with repository-level occupation coverage and site-owned skill detail pages.
Skills in this repository
Analyze any codebase and generate a complete .claude/ configuration to make it AI-native. Use when setting up Claude Code for a new or existing repo. Handles cold-start by detecting stack, framework, patterns, and generating tailored CLAUDE.md, agents, skills, rules, and hooks.
Validate your .claude/ configuration. Checks that commands work, paths exist, hooks are valid, and agents are well-formed. Use after /claude-init or /update to catch issues.
Land completed work — verify tests, present options (merge/PR/keep/discard), execute chosen workflow. Auto-triggered after implementation and review pass. Also available as /finish.
Two-stage code review: spec compliance first, then code quality. Auto-triggered after implementation. Also available as /review.
Execute implementation plans using fresh subagents per task with two-stage review. Auto-triggered for plans with multiple independent tasks. Also available as /subagent-dev.
Verification before completion — no success claims without fresh evidence. Auto-triggered before any completion claim. Also available as /verify.
Re-analyze a repo and update its existing .claude/ configuration. Detects stack changes, new dependencies, and config drift without overwriting customizations. Use when the codebase has evolved since initial /claude-init.
Turn vague requests into structured, testable specs through collaborative design. Auto-triggered when requirements are ambiguous. Explores intent, constraints, and alternatives before implementation. Also available as /clarify.
Create a detailed implementation plan with bite-sized tasks. Auto-triggered for non-trivial work. Includes design exploration, devil's advocate challenge, and subagent review. Also available as /plan.
Test-driven development — RED-GREEN-REFACTOR cycle. Auto-triggered during implementation. Write the test first, watch it fail, write minimal code to pass. Also available as /tdd.
Quick onboarding to an existing codebase. Generates a mental model of the architecture, key patterns, and how things connect. Use when joining a new repo or when a teammate needs to get up to speed fast.
Challenge a plan, design, or PR by finding every flaw, risk, and wrong assumption. Use before committing to an architecture or shipping a major change.