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SUMMARY

Six Claude Code skills (architect, review-swarm, ask-the-council, prompt-generator, up-to-date, ponytail) bundled as an installable plugin.

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alon-skills — six Claude Code skills, one install

Claude Code plugin  6 skills  version  MIT license  by alonbaron

Six Claude Code skills tuned to one engineering style: model-first, failure-path-aware, YAGNI.
One install. Usable in the Claude Code CLI and the VS Code / JetBrains extensions.


◢ Install

/plugin marketplace add alonbaron/claude-skills
/plugin install alon-skills@alonbaron

Pull updates anytime with /plugin marketplace update alonbaron. No version is pinned, so every push is the latest.


◢ The skills

Skill Invoke What it does
architect /architect Production-grade design docs before code — domain model + invariants → failure-path design → API contracts → a sequenced workstream.
review-swarm /review-swarm Parallel specialist reviewers (correctness, security, perf, altitude, simplicity, tests) → adversarial verification → a ranked, file:line report.
ask-the-council /ask-the-council A panel of advisors forced to disagree, then a Chairman who commits to one recommendation with the tradeoff named.
prompt-generator /prompt-generator Vague ask → rigorous prompt. Anti-hallucination, anti-tokenmaxing, strict agent rules baked in.
up-to-date /up-to-date Preflight repo sync + situational brief before you start. Read-only by default — never touches a dirty tree without your OK.
ponytail /ponytail Lazy-senior-dev mode: the simplest thing that actually works. (MIT, vendored — see License.)

Each skill also triggers from plain language — e.g. "spec this out before we build", "swarm review this diff", "ask the council whether…", "catch me up on the repo", "be lazy here".

v2 — proactive by default. Since v2.0.0 the skills fire on task shape, not just keywords: starting a new feature invokes architect, opening work in a repo with a remote invokes up-to-date, finishing a non-trivial implementation invokes review-swarm, a solution growing past the minimum invokes ponytail — announced in one line, no permission asked. Each skill carries a "when not to use" boundary so it stays out of the way on trivial work.


◢ What they share

  • Lead with the answer. Output budgets, no filler, no restating the question.
  • Verify or say "I don't know". No invented files, APIs, or facts.
  • Read before you edit. Small, reversible changes over rewrites.
  • Design the failure paths as deliberately as the happy ones; enforce rules at the core.
  • Question whether the code needs to exist at all before writing it.

◢ Manage

/plugin list                            # what's installed
/plugin disable alon-skills@alonbaron   # turn off without uninstalling
/plugin uninstall alon-skills@alonbaron

◢ License

MIT — see LICENSE. The ponytail skill is vendored from the third-party DietrichGebert/ponytail (MIT, © Dietrich Gebert) and redistributed under the same terms; third-party attribution is recorded in NOTICE.

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