toolkit plugins

by Grimaldo Stanzani

Capture session knowledge into structured entries and consolidate them into durable guidance, author paste-ready hand-off briefs, convene fresh-eyes review panels, audit a large file corpus by blind fan-out, maintain a compaction-surviving control anchor for long autonomous runs, behaviorally evaluate skills, keep live awareness of the installed toolkit, sign agent-assisted work with machine-generated provenance trailers (exact model + versioned tool stack, never a co-author line), and run the tool-dogfooding feedback loop: per-session feedback reports captured into each tool's repo and triaged into leverage-ordered improvement backlogs.

by jabworks

Codex skills for operating the jabworks/agentic-toolkit repo itself: orientation, skill foundry (create/register/publish), change control, skill-authoring standards, debugging playbook, failure archaeology, plugin schema reference, and research frontier.

by Mike Rihm

Parallel-session-safe git lifecycle skills for updating, resetting, merging with exact branch and worktree cleanup, and publishing documentation-only changes to the default branch.

by Brandon Marcurella

Brandon's personal agents and skills, graduated from library/ — installed user-level once, available in both the Copilot CLI and VS Code on every machine.

by Mike Rihm

New-project setup, toolkit sync, work-item file lifecycle, and machine setup, with one managed project-knowledge manual, safe migration, the local-folder work-tracker, and shared Claude and Codex routing.

by Mike Rihm

Shared project knowledge in Markdown and Git: three short startup reads, a reference manual, four focused procedures, topic records, pending-save recovery and verified publication.

by Mike Rihm

Eleven conversation skills, including guided delivery, requirements interviewing, and solution design, with focused research, design, and review agents. Use the project's chosen tracker and adaptable working methods.

by Mike Rihm

Salesforce solution architect workflow: clarify requirements, verify platform facts, design declarative-first, and produce a solution plan before build.

by Mike Rihm

Agent-led delivery with the chosen tracker, plus local work tracking for Claude and Codex with roadmaps, tasks, shared continuation, approval boundaries, and Git evidence.