Claude Code plugins
5 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-driven UI development: a versioned design chain in docs/ux/ that runs product vision -> personas, JTBD, journeys and stories -> user flows -> a screens+states UI map with Figma frames -> traced use-case scenarios -> evidence-backed audits -> concrete fix plans. Skills: vision, ux-foundation, ux-flows, ux-scenarios, ux-audit, brand-voice, copywriting. /ux is the single plain-language entry point and reaches every skill; a stdlib linter fails on doc drift; a tag-indexed best-practices catalog, PRN heuristics and component guidelines guide design; one style pack (via the sheleg-design companion) locks the visual identity.
development9 quality-canary skills: rot-canary (code-health), gold-standard (world-class completeness), source-grounding (anti-hallucination), supply-chain-audit (deps/build/artifact), resilience-audit (failure-mode FMEA), telemetry-canary (observability), testability-canary (decoupling/DI), scale-canary (perf scaling), drift-canary (contract/schema drift). rot-canary adds cross-platform auto-cadence hooks. Served conformed from the committed plugin/ dist (built by scripts/build-plugin.mjs).
Detect infrastructure drift from desired state
Warn-only, zero-dependency runtime harness layer for Claude Code (companion to superpowers): persistent state, scope control (prompt + action side), Default-FAIL verification & coverage gates, entropy governance (golden-rules + drift detection), and first-class C/C++ engineering (CMake/Meson/Make/Bazel + clang-tidy + sanitizers).
Task-Track & Handoff for AI agents on long, multi-session work. Within a session it pins one ⭐️ MAIN goal (frozen title, explicit verdict at close) in an emoji-tagged task list so the agent doesn't drift; across sessions or agents it writes a plain-markdown handoff the next agent re-derives before trusting. Not for short, one-pass tasks.