claude-plugins

Thoroughly reviews a GitHub pull request and posts inline review comments anchored to the exact lines it has feedback on. Spawns review sub-agents (parallel lenses for bugs, security, edge cases, tests, design), scores findings by confidence, filters false positives, and posts one PR review with per-line comments plus a summary. Works against github.com AND GitHub Enterprise Server. Use this whenever the user wants to review a PR, generate line-level feedback on a PR, "leave comments on" or "critique" a pull request, or produce actionable review comments to then process with pr-review-handler. Reach for this for arbitrary PR URLs and Enterprise hosts; for reviewing your own current branch on github.com, the built-in /code-review --comment is a lighter alternative.

Processes PR review comments by assessing feedback, planning actions, implementing changes, and responding to reviewers. Use when a PR has review comments that need to be addressed.

Rebases the current branch on the latest default branch (main, master, etc.), resolving any merge conflicts automatically. Detects the default branch and remote, fetches latest, performs rebase, and handles conflicts file-by-file.

You MUST use this skill for ANY changes you make within to the iOS app. Senior iOS engineer with visual feedback capabilities via simulator MCP tools.

Create and bootstrap a git worktree for isolated development work.

Collaborative exploration to refine ideas into clear requirements before spec writing. Explores user intent, requirements and design through iterative dialogue.

Execute implementation specs with batched checkpoints. Follows specs exactly, stops on blockers, supports parallelization.

Multi-agent specification review and iteration. Writes specs via spec-writer, reviews with AI personas, and iterates until approved.

Scaffold spec-workflow configuration in your project. Creates config files, philosophy templates, and persona examples.

Transform ideas into detailed implementation specifications. Creates specs with requirements, design, and implementation steps.