Add comprehensive Julia 1.10+ development support including:
- Modern Julia features (multiple dispatch, metaprogramming)
- Package management with Pkg.jl and PkgTemplates.jl
- Code formatting with JuliaFormatter.jl (BlueStyle)
- Scientific computing (DifferentialEquations.jl, DataFrames.jl)
- Machine learning (Flux.jl, MLJ.jl)
- Performance optimization and type stability
- Testing and benchmarking best practices
- Web development with Genie.jl and Oxygen.jl
The julia-pro agent provides expert guidance on production-ready
Julia development following community best practices.
Add new developer-essentials plugin containing 8 high-value skills that
address critical gaps in the existing skill coverage:
Skills Added:
- git-advanced-workflows: Advanced Git techniques (rebase, cherry-pick, bisect, worktrees, reflog)
- sql-optimization-patterns: SQL query optimization, indexing, and EXPLAIN analysis
- error-handling-patterns: Multi-language error handling strategies and patterns
- code-review-excellence: Effective code review practices and constructive feedback
- e2e-testing-patterns: End-to-end testing with Playwright and Cypress
- auth-implementation-patterns: Authentication/authorization with JWT, OAuth2, RBAC
- debugging-strategies: Systematic debugging techniques and profiling tools
- monorepo-management: Monorepo setup and management with Turborepo, Nx, pnpm
These skills were identified through comprehensive research of:
- Existing 50+ skills across 14 plugins in the project
- Anthropic's official skills repository
- Gap analysis revealing missing coverage in general developer workflows
Changes:
- Added plugins/developer-essentials/ with 8 new SKILL.md files
- Updated .claude-plugin/marketplace.json to register new plugin
- Updated docs/agent-skills.md (47→55 skills, 14→15 plugins)
Each skill follows Anthropic's Agent Skills Specification with proper
YAML frontmatter, progressive disclosure, and clear activation triggers.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.com/claude-code)
Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Fantastic work, Ryan! You delivered an exceptional shell-scripting plugin with comprehensive coverage of defensive programming, static analysis, and testing patterns. Your responsiveness to feedback and commitment to quality are exactly what we value in this project. Thanks for the great contribution! 🎉
Bump version from 1.2.1 to 1.2.2 for 3 plugins that had Agent Skills added
and were already at 1.2.1:
- backend-development
- framework-migration
- security-scanning
Follow-up to commit 65e5cb0 (feat: add Agent Skills and restructure documentation)
- Migrate all 48 Opus agents to Sonnet
- Optimize 35 execution-focused agents for Haiku
- Update README with hybrid orchestration patterns
- Simplify model configuration to use agnostic aliases
Final distribution: 97 Sonnet / 47 Haiku agents
- Revert plugin name from embedded-systems to arm-cortex-microcontrollers
- Keep original name chosen by contributor Ryan Snodgrass
- Update all references in README.md and marketplace.json
- Plugin structure remains properly organized in plugins/ directory
- Refactor standalone agent into proper plugin structure
- Create plugins/embedded-systems/ directory with agents/ subdirectory
- Move arm-cortex-expert.md to plugins/embedded-systems/agents/
- Update marketplace.json plugin name and source path
- Update README.md to reflect 7 language plugins (was 6)
- Add embedded-systems to Languages plugin table
- Update all agent references to new path
- Remove empty agents/ directory
This aligns the embedded-systems plugin with the standard plugin
architecture used throughout the repository.
Updated all 84 agent references from incorrect `agents/{agent-name}.md` format to correct `plugins/{plugin-name}/agents/{agent-name}.md` paths to resolve 404 errors.
- Add comprehensive slash command documentation as primary interface
- Include real command examples mapped to actual plugins in marketplace
- Add 70+ categorized slash command reference (all real commands)
- Show both command-based and natural language invocation patterns
- Add tdd-workflows to Testing section for better discoverability
- Provide detailed workflow orchestration examples with step breakdowns
- Include command argument examples and discovery instructions
All examples now use actual commands that exist in the plugin system
(backend-development:feature-development, unit-testing:test-generate, etc.)
- Organize 62 plugins into isolated directories under plugins/
- Consolidate tools and workflows into commands/ following Anthropic conventions
- Update marketplace.json with isolated source paths for each plugin
- Revise README to reflect plugin-based structure and token efficiency
- Remove shared resource directories (agents/, tools/, workflows/)
Each plugin now contains only its specific agents and commands, enabling
granular installation and minimal token usage. Installing a single plugin
loads only its resources rather than the entire marketplace.
Structure: plugins/{plugin-name}/{agents/,commands/}
Restructure doc-generate.md to clearly distinguish between:
- Concise, directive instructions (what to create)
- Detailed reference examples (how to create it)
Changes:
- Add "How to Use This Tool" section explaining structure
- Rewrite Instructions section to be concise and directive (75 lines)
- Rename and relabel all examples with clear "Example N:" format
- Add purpose statements and "Implementation Example:" labels
- Keep all existing reference code intact
Addresses user feedback in issue #87 about ambiguity between
instructions and examples that could confuse LLMs and humans.
Closes#87
- Update terraform-specialist from opus to sonnet
- Update database-optimizer from opus to sonnet
- Update tdd-orchestrator from opus to sonnet
- Update tutorial-engineer from opus to sonnet
- Update README.md with new model distribution (Sonnet: 52, Opus: 20)
- Remove duplicate agents/README.md file
These agents are implementation-focused rather than reasoning-focused,
making Sonnet the more appropriate model choice. This change follows
feedback from PR #72 while maintaining our task-complexity-tier
philosophy.
- Update primary installation method to use full HTTPS URL
- Remove redundant manual installation section
- Simplify instructions to two commands
- Resolves SSH authentication issues reported in #85
Users were experiencing "Failed to clone marketplace repository" errors
when using the short format (wshobson/agents) because Claude Code
defaults to SSH cloning. Using the full HTTPS URL bypasses this issue.
- Replace Quick Start section with interactive /plugin command instructions
- Add note about using wshobson/agents as marketplace source
- Simplify installation steps to match actual UI prompts
- Keep Available Plugins section as reference
Major Updates:
- Add Plugin Marketplace as primary installation method (Available Oct 9, 2025)
- Show /plugin commands for installing workflow-based collections
- Reorganize structure: Installation → Agent Categories → Model Config → Usage
- Remove Migration section (not relevant for this PR)
- Fix heading hierarchy issues from merge
- Preserve all 83 agent details in comprehensive tables
- Add workflow and tool invocation examples with proper syntax
The README now highlights the new plugin marketplace feature while
maintaining complete agent documentation and technical specifications.
The migration guide referenced slash command syntax that won't work
until the plugin system is deployed. Removed to avoid user confusion.
The repository now focuses on what works today: 83 agents.
Reverted README to highlight the 83 agents which are the core feature.
Added small note about repository update with link to MIGRATION.md.
Updated all agent links to point to agents/ subdirectory.
The agents work now and are the primary value. Workflows/tools will
be documented in the plugin PR tomorrow.
Workflows and tools will be accessible via plugin system (coming soon).
For now, the README focuses on the 83 agents which are directly usable.
Changes:
- Removed /workflows: and /tools: invocation examples
- Updated multi-agent orchestration examples to show natural language
- Simplified migration guide to focus on what works now
- Plugin-based workflow/tool access will be documented in future PR
Documentation Updates:
- Add migration warning and quick links section to README
- Expand installation section with update instructions
- Create comprehensive MIGRATION.md guide with:
* Step-by-step migration process
* Before/after structure comparison
* Command syntax changes reference
* Common issues and solutions
* Testing instructions and rollback steps
- Document breaking changes in command invocation syntax
- Add troubleshooting resources and help links
This provides a smooth user experience for the major repository restructure.
Repository Restructure:
- Move all 83 agent .md files to agents/ subdirectory
- Add 15 workflow orchestrators from commands repo to workflows/
- Add 42 development tools from commands repo to tools/
- Update README for unified repository structure
The commands repository functionality is now fully integrated, providing
complete workflow orchestration and development tooling alongside agents.
Directory Structure:
- agents/ - 83 specialized AI agents
- workflows/ - 15 multi-agent orchestration commands
- tools/ - 42 focused development utilities
No breaking changes to agent functionality - all agents remain accessible
with same names and behavior. Adds workflow and tool commands for enhanced
multi-agent coordination capabilities.
