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agent-plus에는 osouthgate에서 수집한 skills 10개가 있으며, 저장소 수준 직업 범위와 사이트 내 skill 상세 페이지를 제공합니다.
이 저장소의 skills
agent-plus | Trigger doctrine for Claude Code — when to proactively probe for and offer agent-plus framework upgrades. Pure markdown skill; the runtime is the existing `agent-plus-meta upgrade-check` / `agent-plus-meta upgrade` subcommands (frozen v0.13.5 contract) — snooze ladder, `update_check`/`silent_upgrade` config, `.bak` rollback, and a post-upgrade doctor gate are already built. Probes at most once per session, only surfaces an offer on `upgrade_available` with no active snooze, and never mutates without an explicit user choice.
agent-plus | Trigger doctrine for Claude Code — when (and when NOT) to offer to install the agent-plus framework on the user's behalf. Pure markdown skill; the runtime is the existing `install.sh --unattended` one-liner that chains into `agent-plus-meta init --non-interactive --auto`. Surfaces an offer, never auto-executes; honors a session-scope decline flag; gates every offer on a `command -v agent-plus-meta` probe so installed users are never pestered.
agent-plus | The meta plugin for the agent-plus framework. Workspace bootstrap, env-var readiness, identity cache, marketplace lifecycle, extensions. Creates `.agent-plus/` (one shared dir with skill-feedback / skill-plus), reports which sibling-plugin env vars are set (names only), and caches resolved project IDs / service handles into `services.json` so subsequent calls don't re-discover them. Use at session start, when env config changes, or when an agent asks "is X configured here?".
agent-plus | One-call structured triage of a git diff. Returns per-file role classification (source/test/config/doc/generated/build/fixture/migration), risk tier (low/medium/high) with reasons, public-API touch detection, co-changed-test detection, secret-risk path flagging, and aggregate stats. Replaces the 5-20 Read calls an agent burns reading each modified file individually to figure out "what kind of change is this and how risky is it". Stateless, no network, stdlib Python only.
agent-plus | One-call cold-start orientation for an unfamiliar repo. Returns a structured map — file tree (compact per-folder summary by default, full per-file listing with --tree-mode full), language mix, framework + build-tool detection, top-level deps, entrypoints, README highlights — so you don't burn 60+ Read/Glob/Grep calls re-mining the same facts every fresh session. Stateless, no network, stdlib Python only.
agent-plus | Local-first self-assessment for Claude Code skills. After you use any skill (your own or someone else's), call `skill-feedback log <skill> --rating N --outcome ... [--friction "..."]` to append one entry to `~/.agent-plus/skill-feedback/<skill>.jsonl`. The skill author can then run `skill-feedback report` for an aggregate, or `skill-feedback submit <skill>` to bundle entries into a GitHub issue body for the skill's source repo. No telemetry leaves the machine unless the user explicitly runs `submit`.
agent-plus | Mine the Claude Code session log to find commands the user keeps typing by hand, then scaffold them into proper Claude skills under `.claude/skills/<name>/`. Read-only audit of existing skills against the framework contract via `list`. Cross-source feedback aggregator joining `skill-feedback` ratings with implicit session-mining failure signals via `feedback`. Promote project-local skills to a `<user>/agent-plus-skills` marketplace via `promote`. Stdlib Python, local-only, no network.
Reviews code for quality, bugs, security, and best practices. Use when changing code or before merge. Checks security, authentication, and validation; ensures new code follows project rules and conventions.
Expert test writer for unit, component, E2E, and integration tests. Writes only high-value tests — branching, side effects, transactions, corner cases. Use for TDD or filling coverage gaps. Never writes tests for constants, single pass-throughs, or thin wrappers. Adapts to the project's test framework and conventions.
A sample skill fixture used by inquire's skill-target detection tests.