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
Reusable instructions for specific tasks in Claude Code, such as reviewing code or analyzing Search Console data.
/a-geo-optimizer
Audit crawler access, structured data and page content for AI search visibility.
/a-review-core
A shared code review method that project review skills read when they run. It has no standalone command.
/a-review-optimizer
Create or improve a code review skill using your project structure, conventions and known review gaps.
Shelf 02
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Plugins
Skills and supporting tools bundled into one Claude Code installation.
dev-loop
Fix bugs, review changes and prepare commits with Claude Code commands that use your project conventions.
dev-workflow-forge
Build review skills and project rules for your codebase, then use review history to propose improvements.
role lenses
Eight Claude Code lenses for reviewing architecture, product decisions, design, operations, security, tests and implementation.
Shelf 03
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Rules
Project instructions for Claude Code, with packs for shared conventions and specific programming languages.
flutter-rules
Claude Code rules for Flutter and Dart, covering state and navigation with Riverpod and GoRouter examples. Use alongside the generic pack.
generic-rules
Claude Code rules for security, code quality, architecture and CSS. Use this baseline alongside a language pack.
php-rules
Claude Code rules for PHP 8.2+, covering types, database access and security. Use alongside the generic rules pack.
Shelf 04
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Prompts
Ready-to-use prompts for a specific job. Copy, paste, adjust the details, run.
A checkout countdown has to earn its delivery promise.
A checkout countdown can create urgency or support a real delivery promise. That promise needs clear rules for what changes at zero, which date to show, and how it survives payment.
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
Turn a rough request into a prompt with a defined output, relevant context and checks for completion.
External · 39 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.