The Toolshed
Skills, plugins, rules, and prompts that survived real work. Pick a shelf, scan the promise, and take what helps.
Shelf 01
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Skills
SKILL.md packages Claude loads for specialized tasks.
/a-geo-optimizer
More and more people ask an assistant instead of visiting your page. This checks whether an assistant can reach yours, understand it, and find something in it worth quoting.
/a-review-optimizer
A review skill written for someone else flags what your project settled years ago. This reads your codebase and writes the review for it, or sharpens the one you already have.
/a-rules-optimizer
Rules go stale quietly: a renamed directory, a deleted helper, a CLAUDE.md nobody trimmed. This checks them against the code and fixes what drifted.
Shelf 02
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Plugins
Bundles of skills, agents, hooks, and MCP servers.
dev-loop
Review, commit, ship: the end of every change, done by hand every time. dev-loop makes each one a command that works the same in any codebase.
dev-workflow-forge
Generic review tools don't know your codebase. dev-workflow-forge reads yours and writes a review skill, a rules set, and a learning loop fitted to your actual stack.
role lenses
Six senior-review lenses for Claude Code that argue back instead of agreeing.
Shelf 03
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Rules
Project rules and standards Claude follows.
flutter-rules
A .claude/rules pack for Flutter and Dart: null-safety and idiom standards, state management with Riverpod, and router-agnostic navigation discipline (GoRouter).
generic-rules
A .claude/rules baseline for any stack: security, code quality, architecture discipline, and a token-first CSS rule. The standards Claude should be holding to anyway.
php-rules
A .claude/rules pack for PHP 8.2+: strict-types and idiom standards, migration-and-query database discipline, and the security calls the generic baseline leaves to the language.
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Prompts
Copy-ready prompts for specific jobs.
A safe way to edit database content with AI coding tools
AI coding tools edit files. Your content lives in a database. This is the pull, diff, push workflow that connects the two without hand-writing SQL against production.
a-make-prompt
One job: turn a rough request into a finished, paste-ready prompt. Not a cure-all for prompting.
AdGuard Home: network-wide ad blocking you control
Part two of the AdGuard series. Running your own DNS server is better than trusting Cloudflare's. See what every device on your network is doing. Decide what it gets to see.
External · 38 tools
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On my bench
Not mine, not rehosted. The AI and product tools actually on my board, with the honest take on each.