claude-plugins

Audit and set up CI, release, Justfile, and Homebrew infrastructure for any repo. Detects language (Rust, Zig, Swift, TypeScript/Bun) and project type (CLI, macOS app) automatically. Use this whenever the user mentions CI setup, release automation, homebrew tap, justfile recipes, bump/retag commands, pre-commit hooks, or wants to normalize build infrastructure across projects. Also use when the user asks about GitHub Actions workflows for building, testing, or releasing their project.

Deep multi-lens review of an MR, PR, or any local branch. Dispatches 4 parallel subagents (architecture, security, test coverage, naming/API) inside an isolated worktree, aggregates findings with severity tags, and writes a dark-themed HTML disposition tracker (with checkboxes and localStorage) plus copy-paste comment drafts to .llm/reviews/. Nothing auto-posts; the human reviews and posts by hand. Use when asked to deeply review an MR/PR, do a thorough code review of a branch, get a second opinion on changes, or uses /review-branch. Works against GitLab (glab) and GitHub (gh); auto-detects from the git remote. Also handles local-only branch reviews (no MR/PR yet) by diffing against the default branch.

Create a git worktree for reviewing an MR/PR or working on a branch in isolation. Use when the user wants to review a merge request or pull request, check out a branch in a separate worktree, or uses /worktree. Accepts an MR/PR number, an MR/PR URL, or a branch name. Creates the worktree under .claude/worktrees/, copies gitignored environment files from the main worktree, bootstraps the project, and switches the session into it.

Serialize a long Claude Code session's working state into a relay markdown doc, iteratively refine it by consulting a fresh-context reviewer subagent, and emit a copy-paste resume prompt for a brand-new Claude instance. Use whenever the user mentions context getting full, wanting to hand off a session, before running /clear, before compaction, passing the baton to a fresh Claude, checkpointing current work, saving session state, or asking for a resume prompt. Also use proactively when the user notices the conversation is getting long and valuable context would be lost if the session ends.

Survey a codebase and write ONBOARDING.md (under 100 lines) covering stack, build/test/lint commands, architecture, entry points, and CI/CD. Use when the user asks to be onboarded to a repo, oriented to a new project, or wants their onboarding docs refreshed. Lives beside CLAUDE.md and loads on demand, so orientation doesn't bloat every turn.