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prd-generator
A Claude Code plugin that generates comprehensive Product Requirements Documents (PRDs) from conversation context. Invoke `/create-prd` after discussing requirements and it produces a complete PRD with all standard sections including Executive Summary, User Stories, MVP Scope, Architecture, Success Criteria, and Implementation Phases.
Practical exercises for Claude Code Agent Teams - 6 exercises + 2 capstones covering team creation, task coordination, quality hooks, and parallel code review - good learning resource.
High-performance Rust-based statusline for Claude Code with persistent stats tracking, progress bars, and optional cloud sync. Features SQLite-first persistence, git integration, context progress bars, burn rate calculation, XDG-compliant with theme support (dark/light, NO_COLOR).
Transform your Laravel TALL (Tailwind, AlpineJS, Laravel, Livewire) stack development with comprehensive Claude Code configurations that provide intelligent assistance, systematic workflows, and domain expert consultation.
A library of slash commands intended specifically to facilitate common and advanced operations on Linux desktop environments (although many would also be useful on Linux servers). Command groups include hardware benchmarking, filesystem organisation, and security posture validation.
Honeycomb's OpenTelemetry-native observability platform: a high-cardinality event store ideal for tracing LLM pipelines and debugging slow agent traces.
Baserun captures LLM traces via a lightweight decorator-based SDK and provides a dashboard for debugging prompt chains, testing variants, and measuring quality.
Use to give an agent a queryable wiki knowledge base when memory should be a navigable knowledge graph, not just a flat log: ingest files, folders, and URLs into a linked vault, then search or ask it in natural language.
A standalone Bash script for Behavior-Driven Development with Ralph Wiggum Loop. In principle, while running unattended, the script can keep code and requirements in sync, but in practice it still requires interactive human supervision, so it supports both modes. The script is standalone and can be modified and committed into your project.