A curated collection of Claude Code skills and plugins for developers
Automated release workflow for any project type with version bumping, changelog generation, documentation sync, and git operations. Supports Node.js, Python, Rust, Go, Java, generic projects, monorepos, and Claude Code plugins.
Generate changelog entries from commits for any project type
Essential daily-use skills: Portainer deployment management and Tech Research Enforcer for verified coding answers
Manage Portainer deployments - create stacks from Git repos, check deployment status, redeploy, view logs. Use when user asks about deploying to Portainer, checking stack status, or managing Docker deployments.
Enforces iterative web research for coding and DevOps questions to prevent assumptions about libraries, frameworks, APIs, versions, and configurations. Use this skill when the user asks about programming languages, frameworks, libraries, DevOps tools, cloud platforms, databases, container orchestration, CI/CD, infrastructure as code, or any technical topic where current documentation, version-specific behavior, or recent changes matter. This skill ensures Claude searches and fetches authoritative sources before answering, even for topics Claude may have knowledge about, to verify current state and avoid outdated information.
Hobbyist-focused software engineering workflows: 46 commands, 5 research agents, complexity metrics (LOC) instead of time estimates, no org/team concepts, single developer perspective
This skill should be used when analyzing errors, stack traces, and logs to identify root causes and implement fixes.
This skill should be used when writing code in any opinionated framework's distinctive style. It applies when writing framework-based applications, creating models/controllers/views, or any framework code. Triggers on code generation, refactoring requests, code review, or when the user mentions framework conventions. Embodies the philosophy of embracing framework conventions, fighting complexity, and choosing simplicity over cleverness.
This skill provides patterns for safe, systematic refactoring including extract, rename, move, and simplification operations with proper testing and rollback strategies.
This skill provides patterns and best practices for generating and organizing tests. It covers unit testing, integration testing, test data factories, and coverage strategies across multiple languages and frameworks.
Design and implement wide-event logging with tail sampling for context-rich, queryable observability