190 plugins from public Claude Code marketplaces. Each one bundles skills, slash commands, agents, hooks or MCP servers that install together.
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scenario-skillsscenario-labs/skills1Submit the repo with .claude-plugin/marketplace.json and we list every plugin.
Submit marketplaceProve an agent, prompt, model or tool change did not make the agent worse. Three deterministic stdlib scripts: a trajectory checker that grades tool-call paths (strict / unordered / subset / superset match modes, argument matching, forbidden tools that block in every mode, call ceilings); a flake detector that classifies each case as stable or flaky from repeated trials and reports pass@k and pass^k with Wilson intervals; and a paired regression gate that averages trials per case, tests per-case differences with a t-based CI and an exact one-sided McNemar test, and blocks the merge on a significant drop, a critical-case regression, a dropped case, or a quarantine entry without owner and expiry. Ships cs-eval-gatekeeper agent, /cs-agent-evals and /cs-eval-gate commands, 3 references, and a CI job example.
Ship a new language without the usual breakage. Three deterministic stdlib scripts: a translation-file checker for JSON/ARB (i18next, ICU), .properties, .strings, Android strings.xml and gettext .po that blocks on missing keys, renamed placeholders, ICU syntax errors, plural/select without other, zero branches that never match and plural categories the target locale needs, from the embedded Unicode CLDR 49 table (ru few/many, ar six forms); a hardcoded-string scanner for React, Vue, Svelte and HTML that flags text and user-facing attributes outside t(), concatenated translations, locale-less toLocaleString and '$' + amount; and a pseudo-locale generator (en-XA accented and expanded, ar-XB right-to-left) that keeps placeholders and ICU syntax intact. Ships cs-i18n-engineer agent, /cs-i18n-check and /cs-pseudo-locale commands and 3 cited references.
Turn a tangled working tree into a clean, reviewable commit series. Three deterministic stdlib scripts over git: a series planner that groups changes into commits in build-safe order (manifest with lockfile, pure moves, formatting, each module's change with its tests, docs, CI), holds back .env and key files, and flags mixed formatting and moves whose callers would break; a secret gate that scans staged or pushed lines for provider tokens, high-entropy secrets, sensitive files and conflict markers and blocks before the commit exists, with redacted output and reasoned waivers; and a message linter that blocks vague subjects, missing why on large changes and pending fixup commits, matching the repo's own convention. Ships pre-commit, commit-msg and pre-push hooks, cs-commit-craft agent, /cs-commit-craft and /cs-commit-check commands and 3 cited references.
Roll Claude Code out to a team with guardrails you can check. Four deterministic stdlib scripts: a settings linter that reads shared, local, user and managed settings together (array merge, deny-ask-allow order) and blocks blanket shell allows, pre-approved destructive commands and committed credentials; an MCP and plugin inventory that blocks anything missing from your approved list or holding a literal secret, and flags unpinned or plain-http servers; a CLAUDE.md layering audit that resolves every layer and @import and flags broken imports, contradictions, secrets and resident size; and a privacy-safe adoption tracker that turns local session files into counts only and classifies the rollout as PILOT, SPREADING, EMBEDDED or STALLED. Ships cs-claude-code-rollout agent, /cs-claude-rollout and /cs-claude-settings-lint commands, 3 references, a baseline managed-settings policy and a four-phase rollout plan.
Run a faster, provable month-end close. Three deterministic stdlib scripts: a close calendar planner that orders tasks by dependency, finds the critical path and slack, maps WD+n deadlines to dates and blocks on missing owners, missing or self-review of key controls and a critical path past the target workday; a reconciliation matcher that matches GL to bank or sub-ledger by reference then amount and date, builds the proof, ages reconciling items and blocks on any unexplained difference or preparer-as-reviewer; and a flux analyzer that applies your materiality rule and refuses material fluctuations explained with boilerplate or without a quantified driver. Ships cs-close-controller agent, /cs-month-end-close and /cs-flux-review commands, 3 references citing COSO 2013 and PCAOB AS 2201 / AS 2305 / SAPA 11, and a reconciliation sign-off template.
The Chinese exams and early-career pack: the civil service essay (申论) and structured interview (结构化面试), postgraduate entrance exam planning (考研), the thesis proposal (开题报告) and GB/T 7714 references, tech company interview drills (大厂技术面试), campus recruitment (校招 and 三方协议) and state-owned enterprise interviews (国企面试), in Chinese
Generate and edit images: model choice, sizing, references, masked edits, post-processing tools, and letter-perfect text overlay cards.
Twelve-skill bundle covering the Cell manuscript lifecycle: workflow router, scope/significance fit, single-narrative framing, the Highlights + eTOC + Graphical Abstract trio, the ≤150-word Summary, main-text writing, display items, STAR Methods + Key Resources Table, data/code availability, Cell Press author–date references, submission preflight + cover letter, and reviewer rebuttal.
academicTwelve-skill bundle covering the Molecular Cell manuscript lifecycle: workflow router, mechanism/scope fit, single-mechanism framing, main-text writing within the ~7,000-word budget, display items, STAR Methods + Key Resources Table, data/code availability, the Highlights + eTOC + Graphical Abstract trio, the Summary, Cell Press numbered references, submission preflight + cover letter, and reviewer rebuttal.
academicTwelve-skill bundle covering the NEJM clinical manuscript lifecycle: workflow router, clinical-significance fit, study design & trial registration, EQUATOR reporting guidelines, structured abstract, terse IMRAD writing, clinical statistics, clinical display items, clinical ethics & integrity, Vancouver/ICMJE references, submission preflight, and response to reviewers.
academicTwelve-skill bundle for PNAS Nexus — the fully open-access, multidisciplinary sibling of PNAS (Oxford University Press, on behalf of the NAS): workflow router, scope/significance fit with the PNAS-to-Nexus transfer route, gold open access + APC + CC BY/CC BY-NC license selection (in place of flagship PNAS's Direct/Contributed track), the 50-120-word Significance Statement, <=250-word abstract, article-type + page-based writing with in-text Materials and Methods, display items, statistics & reproducibility incl. Registered Reports, mandatory data/code availability, references format-neutral at submission, submission preflight, and reviewer rebuttal.
academicTwelve-skill bundle covering the PNAS manuscript lifecycle: workflow router, scope/significance fit, submission-track selection (Direct vs Contributed), the ≤120-word Significance Statement, ≤250-word abstract, main-text writing with in-text Materials and Methods + classification, display items, statistics & reproducibility, data/code availability, numbered reference style, submission preflight, and reviewer rebuttal.
academicTwelve-skill bundle covering the Science manuscript lifecycle: workflow router, scope/significance fit, advance framing, abstract + one-sentence summary, main-text writing, display items, statistics & reproducibility, data/materials/code availability, reference style, cover letter, submission preflight, and reviewer rebuttal.
academicTwelve-skill bundle covering the Social Forces manuscript lifecycle across the generalist sociological and social-science subfields the journal serves, under its strict reference-inclusive 10,000-word cap and Chicago author-date style.
academicSkill-author skill: create new agent skills with proper structure, progressive disclosure, and bundled resources. Derived from Matt Pocock's MIT-licensed write-a-skill with: (1) 3 stdlib Python validation tools (description validator, structure validator, review-checklist runner — all enforcing Matt's 6-item checklist), (2) 4 references citing 7-8 authoritative sources each (progressive disclosure principles, description design patterns, quality gates, companion tooling), (3) cs-skill-author persona agent + /cs-write-a-skill slash command. Matt's voice and 3-phase workflow (Gather → Draft → Review) preserved verbatim per MIT.
Workflow-builder skill: design and write deterministic multi-agent workflow scripts (.js files in .claude/workflows/) for Claude Code's Workflow tool (CLAUDE_CODE_WORKFLOWS=1, /workflows). Every session opens with an intake question set; when the user is vague, a stdlib recommendation engine infers and proposes a topology with rationale instead of stalling. Ships 3 stdlib Python tools (intake recommendation engine, .js validator enforcing pure-literal-meta / no-non-determinism / guarded-loop / parallel-thunk rules, topology scaffolder), 3 references citing 7-8 authoritative sources each (API surface, orchestration patterns, decision + intake guide), templates + a runnable example, cs-workflow-architect persona agent + /cs-workflow-build slash command. Use when building, scaffolding, or running a custom Claude Code workflow or orchestrating sub-agents (fan-out, pipeline, loop, judge-panel).
Ultra-compressed communication mode. Cuts token usage 20-50% (75% upper bound) by dropping filler, articles, pleasantries, and hedging while keeping full technical accuracy. Derived from Matt Pocock's MIT-licensed caveman with: (1) 3 stdlib Python tools (deterministic compressor, token-savings estimator with $/Mtok cost extrapolation, lint that detects banned vocab with code-block + exception-zone whitelisting), (2) 3 references citing 7-8 sources (compression principles, when caveman backfires, companion tooling), (3) cs-caveman-mode persona agent + /cs-caveman slash command. Matt's persistence rules + auto-clarity exception preserved verbatim per MIT.
Turn any domain folder of skills into a bounded agentic loop: a manifest builder inventories a domain's skills/tools/checks, a goal compiler turns a goal into a verifiable task plan (refusing vague goals with forcing questions), and a JSON-backed loop controller drives execute->verify->close with retry caps, controller-run verification (no verification theater), human escalation on exhausted budgets, and a close gate that refuses while any task is unverified or unwaived. Ships 3 stdlib Python tools, 18 committed per-domain harness manifests + JSON schema, 3 references citing the 2024-2026 agent-harness canon (Anthropic long-running harnesses, verifier's law, SWE-agent, Ralph loop, Cognition), harness-runner agent + /cs-harness command. Use when an agent or subagent should pick up a goal, define its tasks, complete and verify them, and close the loop.
Grade an agent setup from real conversation history — a rebuild of warpdotdev/common-skills' skill-doctor (MIT). Harvests recent local Claude Code and Codex sessions scoped to one repo, condenses and secret-redacts transcripts (12-pattern redactor, chmod-0600 artifacts, nothing uploaded), has the agent judge each transcript against two verbatim-preserved rubrics (efficiency, code quality — labels only), then runs a deterministic aggregation gate that derives every number from the label tables, refuses scores for unsampled sessions and suggestions that cite no scored session, and renders one self-contained zero-JS HTML report (dark-mode, print-to-PDF). Proposed skill edits stay staged as diffs until an explicit per-skill yes; zero suggestions is a valid, reportable success. Ships cs-skill-retro agent, /cs-skill-retro command, 3 stdlib tools, 3 references citing 7 sources each.
Relentless plan-and-design interrogator. Walks the decision tree one branch at a time, asking forcing questions sequentially with recommended answers. Explores codebase before asking. Derived from Matt Pocock's MIT-licensed grill-me with: (1) 3 stdlib Python tools (decision-tree extractor across 6 branch kinds, question generator with dependency-aware ordering, JSON-backed session tracker for multi-day grills), (2) 3 references citing 7-8 sources (6 forcing-question patterns, when to stop grilling, companion tooling), (3) cs-grill-master persona agent + /cs-grill-me slash command. Matt's relentless one-at-a-time interview discipline preserved verbatim per MIT.
