@quigleybits/claude-skills

Custom skills (slash commands) for Claude Code.

Install

npm install -g @quigleybits/claude-skills

Skills are automatically linked into ~/.claude/skills/ on install and cleanly removed on uninstall. The installer never deletes or overwrites an existing real skill directory; it reports the conflict and leaves the user's files untouched.

Skills

/recon

Full-spectrum project reconnaissance. Scans all documentation, cross-references claims against the actual codebase, audits doc health, and presents prioritized next steps.

Use when: Starting work on a project, resuming after a break, onboarding to a new codebase, or needing to understand current project state.

What it does:

1. Discovers all docs (markdown, rst, adoc) + recent git activity
2. Scans and reality-checks claims against the codebase
3. Synthesizes prioritized next steps (Critical / Important / Normal / Low)
4. Identifies missing documentation categories and offers to create them
5. Audits doc health with user-gated fix options

/debrief

Session-end skill. Cleans up loose ends, captures knowledge through the 5 engineering disciplines, routes findings to persistence targets, and commits everything cleanly. Pairs with /recon as session bookends.

Use when: Ending a work session, wrapping up, or needing to preserve what was learned before closing out.

What it does:

1. Assesses workspace for loose ends (uncommitted changes, TODOs, debug output)
2. Triages and auto-fixes trivial issues, defers larger ones
3. Stages the user's work, blocks credential-like content with a redacting secret scan, then commits with a style-matched message
4. Audits session against 5 engineering disciplines with enhancement lenses
5. Routes findings to CLAUDE.md, memory files, or todo
6. Commits debrief's documentation updates separately

Security checks

npm run check

This validates skill structure, runs the Node and Python regression suites, and scans every tracked file for sensitive filenames, private keys, provider tokens, credential URLs, suspicious secret assignments, and high-entropy values. Findings report only a path and rule name; matched values are never printed.

Report vulnerabilities privately through GitHub Security Advisories.

Uninstall

npm uninstall -g @quigleybits/claude-skills

License

MIT