aquivalabs

by Aidan Harding

A guided spec-to-implementation pipeline: specification, adversarial critique, planning, build, and independent review. Bundles the speccy orchestrator and the plan-execution build skill.

by Aidan Harding

Personal Salesforce development skills: Apex and LWC workflows, org symbol lookups, and code analysis guidance

by Roman Maslennikov

CERBERUS — the two-headed guard at the gate for a PUBLIC skills marketplace. A PostToolUse hook fires on every skill / reference / script / eval / manifest edit and reminds you to run BOTH heads before committing: cerberus:leak-check (outward — no real work identifier or secret escapes into the public marketplace) and cerberus:security-scan (inward — the eight-point consumer-safety checklist: prompt injection, exfiltration, secrets, dangerous commands, obfuscation, external fetches, credential access, privilege escalation, so nothing unsafe reaches whoever installs the skill). Both are agent judgment passes, no denylist by design — a list of the real names to catch would itself be the leak; the intelligence lives in the agent, not a regex.

by Roman Maslennikov

CICERO — the house voice. The numbered communication rules under one governing readability rule (result first, plain words, recommend one option, push back with reasons, honesty about verification, stay in scope) ship as a force-for-plugin output style applied at the system-prompt level. Four floor rules are invariants; every other rule is a user-overridable default. 2.3.0 inverts the shape default: prose unless a trigger fires, with a checkable situation-to-shape map, a ban on two adjacent blocks sharing a shape, a measured device inventory in which bold is no longer load-bearing, and a bar-and-title heading. The honesty floor now forbids ending a turn on a promise — a turn ends DONE, BLOCKED, or CONTINUING-and-continuing — because asking an agent to narrate its progress is itself a documented cause of premature stopping. A SessionStart hook shows a banner with a worked example of the finding-tree notation and picks the conversation language; a UserPromptSubmit hook keeps the reply language current.

by Roman Maslennikov

Adversarial critique — the house method for red-teaming a design, spec, or plan with diverse independent lenses so a critique detects real defects instead of laundering a green stamp.

by Roman Maslennikov

Architecture / flow diagram authoring — turn a spec or raw code into a readable, clickable diagram (classes with methods, objects, permission sets, relations) rendered as one browsable HTML page under docs/diagrams/<name>/. Builds a <name>.diagram.json model laid out with React Flow + ELK (elkjs), hardened by parallel Sextant reviewer agents over a capped review loop.

by Roman Maslennikov

A portable documentation standard shipped as installable artifacts — a rules skill, reference templates, a read-only audit agent, and one deterministic pre-push check that blocks.

by Roman Maslennikov

Error skills — the unified error envelope + reason-code vocabulary (format) and the framework-agnostic client-side error-handling architecture (architecture).

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal frontend dev-harness skills — types + tests runner.

by Roman Maslennikov

Frontend CSS/SCSS skills — rem units and SCSS-module structure, scoping & naming.

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal JavaScript/TypeScript style conventions.

by Roman Maslennikov

Frontend React skills — component structure, hooks registry, skeleton components, Storybook stories.

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal Git workflow skills — atomic commit splitting.

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal i18n skills. Includes 1 skill.

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal jira skills. Includes 1 skill.

by Roman Maslennikov

Meta skills — authoring new skills, the OCKHAM minimal-entities discipline, and the WITTGENSTEIN clarity gate for specs & plans.

by Roman Maslennikov

A comment is a pointer, a directive, a three-line doc block on an export, a member of one or the module itself, or one another house standard requires — never an essay. One language-agnostic rule with a per-language syntax table, enforced by the review gate's craft lens.

by Roman Maslennikov

Spec+Plan+Branch gate — a PreToolUse hook that blocks Edit/Write to code unless you are off the base branch (default `main`) AND a plan exists for the work: a branch task-id (e.g. PROJ-1234) must match a plan filename, else any branch-new or uncommitted plan file suffices. docs/ is always writable so the spec/plan itself is never blocked. Opt-in per repo via .claude/plan-gate.config.json; bypass one edit with SKIP_PLAN_GATE=1.

by Roman Maslennikov

Stack-agnostic pre-push review framework — eight reviewer agents (five on by default, plus skill, leak and security-scan for repos that publish skills), the /review orchestrator, and the secret-scan + attestation gate, all driven by a per-project .claude/review.config.json.

by Roman Maslennikov

Workflow script for the pre-push review gate — dispatches the review plugin's lenses in parallel with a forced response schema, reconciles findings, recomputes each lens's score with the attempt-aware formula, and checks the eight gate criteria before the review command may attest. No skill; invoked directly by the review plugin's /review command.

by Roman Maslennikov

Personal Salesforce skills — Apex test authoring standard and salesforce-dx MCP usage.

by Roman Maslennikov

Passive skill that reads the compiled catalog to discover/recommend/install marketplace skills, surfaces declared side effects, and treats catalog text as untrusted data.

by Roman Maslennikov

Skill quality & improvement — measuring whether a guide skill actually helps, diagnosing where it falls short, and improving it without regressions. Home for skill-improvement methods and metrics.

by Roman Maslennikov

Test standard as an installable plugin — the execution-tier split, the test contract, the axes a case space is derived from, factories, matchers and fakes, a JSON failure envelope, and the coverage and mutation gates. Ships a whole-tree audit agent and the config a repository states its own numbers in.