meowshed

by Andrew Vasilyev

Shapes every reply Claude Code makes to you: the action first, a failure as cause, location and fix, and no preamble, recap or offer of further help. It costs you your own output style, which it replaces while it is enabled.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Refuses a git commit on the trunk the repository declares, and checks every commit a push would publish for the declared commit convention and for a good signature, before the push runs.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Runs the method's nine steps from research to review, each refused by a native program until its input is approved, drives them to the next approval gate with /meow-method:run, and checks the record they write where .meowpaw/profile.toml declares it. Costs one skill description on every turn.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Holds everything Claude Code writes for you to one writing standard: the answer first, a reason for every rule, one term for one thing, and plain English for a reader who learned it as a second language. It costs a skill that loads before you write, and about 5,000 tokens each time it does.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Stops Claude Code from publishing a commit message, pull request, issue, comment or release note that uses a stock idiom, a bold fragment in place of a heading, or text hidden in a file the gate can't read. It costs one Haiku call per publish and nothing on any other command.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Checks a commit message against the convention the repository declares in .meowpaw/profile.toml and against a ban on crediting a tool, before the message is used, and reports an undeclared convention as undeclared, never as met.

by Andrew Vasilyev

Runs a repository's five verification verbs, fmt, lint, typecheck, test and build, from the commands it declares in .meowpaw/profile.toml, and reports a verb with no command as unresolved, never as passed.