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SUMMARY

Agents don’t behave, they swarm. Skills and plugins slot in mid flight, and somehow the whole thing is a mess

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eyay-toolkits

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Claude Code plugins and pi packages for people who'd rather ship than configure.

These started as things I kept re-teaching Claude in every session -- review patterns, decimal validation traps, how to write without sounding like a press release. Eventually I packed them into skills so I could stop repeating myself. If any of them save you time, good. Steal them.

Install

Claude Code (plugins) — full guide in INSTALL.md, but the short version:

/plugin marketplace add widnyana/eyay-toolkits
/plugin install <plugin-name>@eyay-toolkits

Other agents / skills.sh:

npx skills add widnyana/eyay-toolkits

pi / OMP (packages):

pi install npm:@widnyana/design-thinking
# or
omp install npm:@widnyana/design-thinking

Uninstalling anything: see UNINSTALL.md.

The plugins

Plugin What it does Details
block-forbidden-git-add PreToolUse hook that blocks git add ./-A, staging protected paths (docs/, CLAUDE.md, ...), and history rewrites (rebase, reset, commit --amend, push -f). README
bmad-sprint-run Drives Claude Code through an entire BMad sprint autonomously — creates stories, implements them, runs quality gates, handles retries, and commits results. Two modes: skill (/bmad-sprint-run) and Python companion (sprint-runner.py). README
career-tools Cover letters and CVs from repo contents. Markdown or ATS-friendly LaTeX. README
design-thinking /dt mode + /cg* commands: draw the Design Graph (call graph, named failure paths) before writing code, review, or refactor. Claude Code port of the design-thinking pi package below. README
evm-decimal-validation Audits hardcoded decimals, queries on-chain values, fixes FromWei/ToWei conversions. Catches the "18 decimals everywhere" mistake before it hits production. README
perihbahasa Humorous, absurd, and flirty remixes of Indonesian proverbs (peribahasa) with precise rhyme and cadence. README
prose-engineers Docs and articles that read like a colleague explaining something over coffee. Problem-first, concrete, no filler. Public and internal modes. README
solana-onchain Query accounts, analyze transactions, execute operations on Solana. Defaults to devnet because mainnet mistakes are permanent. README
sui-dev-tools Move smart contracts, TypeScript SDK, dApp Kit, Seal secrets, Walrus storage. All the Sui things in one plugin. README
ts-backend-dev TypeScript backend skills: kill N+1 queries, review code for architecture and security issues, design Prisma schemas that won't paint you into a corner. README
visual-gen Blog cover images, architecture diagrams, and process infographics as PNG via HTML+CSS + Chrome headless. README

pi packages

Package What it does README
design-thinking pi extension that flips the order: with /dt active, the agent draws a Design Graph (call graph, named failure paths) before writing code. Includes the /cg, /cg-plan, /cg-review, /cg-map prompt family. README

Install commands are in the Install section above.

visual-gen samples

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Cover image Wide diagram Tall infographic
Architecture diagram Process infographic

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for the plugin structure and how to add your own.

License

MIT -- see individual plugin directories for specifics.

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