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🚀 What Is This?

A drop-in configuration layer for Claude Code that transforms it from a capable AI assistant into an enterprise-grade development powerhouse.

One git clone gives you 180 domain skills, 10 specialist agents, 81 community marketplaces with 11,000+ additional skills, 29 slash commands, 7 lifecycle hooks — all auto-activating based on what you're working on. No manual configuration required.

How it works: Describe what you want in plain language. Everything is installed and available, but only a small core of skills keeps its full description in Claude's context. The rest is listed by name and found through a generated index (INDEX.md, index/graph.json) and the toolkit-router skill, so a large toolkit costs almost nothing until something is needed. Language rules load only for matching files.

Runs in YOLO mode on purpose: bypassPermissions plus a Full Access+++ contract in CLAUDE.md (your request authorizes in-scope work; explicit "do not"s are absolute), backed by a guard hook that blocks a short list of footguns. Personal and machine-specific rules live in a gitignored local/ layer.

Cross-machine Git safety: a session-start banner flags repos that are behind, unpushed, dirty, or diverged. Session-end and daily maintenance hooks checkpoint all pending changes in configured owned repos, including unfinished work, then push through the configured runner when repository state permits. They stop for conflicts or possible secrets and report other push blockers. Marketplace clones are pulled at most daily and are never committed.

Who it's for: Developers who use Claude Code and want deeper domain expertise, structured workflows, and quality guardrails without manual setup.


Route Map

For agents (and people) looking for one thing: open the smallest file that answers, then stop. Grep indexes; don't read them whole.

Up: github.com/travisjneuman · Not here: per-project instructions belong in each project's own CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md; personal and machine-specific rules live in the gitignored local/ layer.

Step Open Answers
1 CLAUDE.md (always loaded) How to work: autonomy, git, safety, browser access, model selection, review-based validation
2 INDEX.md: rg -n -i "<keyword>" ~/.claude/INDEX.md, or invoke the toolkit-router skill, which does this Which skill, agent, command, rule, checklist, or marketplace repo fits
3 skills/<name>/SKILL.md, agents/<name>.md, rules/<lang>.md, docs/reference/<kind>/<name>.md The procedure itself
Need / keywords Open Notes
skill, domain, specialist, "is there something for X" INDEX.md, skills/MASTER_INDEX.md Generated by scripts/generate-index.mjs; never hand-edit. Relationships: index/graph.json
agent, subagent, agent-* agents/README.md Core agents live in agents/; other specialists are agent-<name> skills
slash command, /name docs/COMMANDS.md Sources in commands/
language or stack rules, stack guide, checklist, workflow reference, tooling docs/reference/README.md Lists every rules/ file (path-scoped) and every on-demand reference doc
hook, guard, secret scan, status line, session start/end hooks/README.md Git hooks for this repo: scripts/hooks/
marketplace, community skills index/marketplace-catalog.json, docs/MARKETPLACE-GUIDE.md Catalog exists once marketplaces are pulled
setup, new machine, configuration, troubleshooting docs/README.md Docs front door
private rules, host settings, local/ local.example/README.md local/ is gitignored
scripts, counts, regenerate index scripts/README.md, docs/COUNT-PIPELINE.md Counts and index refresh are explicit, never automatic
project or task templates templates/README.md
version history, release notes CHANGELOG.md
contributing, pull requests CONTRIBUTING.md
showcase website, claude.travisjneuman.com website/README.md Next.js static export
VS Code settings vscode/README.md
archived README, GSD tutorial, 2026-03 audits archive/ Historical only; see Contents below

Map

graph LR
  R[README] --> C[CLAUDE.md]
  R --> I[INDEX.md]
  R --> D[docs/README]
  D --> REF[docs/reference/README]
  REF --> RU[rules/]
  R --> SK[skills/README]
  I --> SK
  R --> AG[agents/README]
  R --> CM[docs/COMMANDS.md]
  R --> HK[hooks/README]
  R --> SC[scripts/README]
  R --> TP[templates/README]
  R --> LE[local.example/README]
  R --> WS[website/README]

Contents

This page: What Is This? · Route Map · Quick Start · What's Included · How It Works · Key Features · Configuration · Multi-Machine Setup · Platform Support · What's New · Documentation · Philosophy

Front doors

Archive (historical, not routed by the index)


⚡ Quick Start

Use as GitHub Template (Recommended)

Click the green "Use this template" button at the top of this repo to create your own copy with a clean commit history. Then clone your new repo to ~/.claude/.

One-Line Install

Or clone directly if you prefer:

git clone https://github.com/travisjneuman/.claude.git ~/.claude

Initialize Marketplace Clones

git clone https://github.com/travisjneuman/.claude.git ~/.claude
cd ~/.claude
bash ~/.claude/scripts/init-marketplaces.sh

Start Claude Code

# Start Claude Code — the toolkit loads automatically
claude

That's it. Claude Code loads the toolkit from ~/.claude/ in every session.


📦 What's Included

Component Count Description
Skills 180 Domain expertise modules (React, security, DevOps, finance, etc.)
Agents 10 Specialist subagents for focused tasks (code review, debugging, etc.)
Commands 29 Slash commands for common workflows
Marketplace Repos 81 Community skill repositories (11,000+ additional skills)
Hooks 7 Wired public hooks (session lifecycle, status line, safety guards; not git hooks or the dispatcher)
Templates 17 Project scaffolding and task templates
Rules 10 Stack-specific coding guardrails (TypeScript, Python, Go, Rust, etc.) plus web legal-exposure defaults
<details> <summary><strong>📋 Skills by Category</strong></summary>
Category Skills
Web Development react-native, vue-development, svelte-development, flutter-development, pwa-development, electron-desktop, tauri-desktop, frontend-enhancer
Backend & API api-design, graphql-expert, database-expert, microservices-architecture, event-driven-architecture, websockets-realtime, serverless-development
DevOps & Cloud devops-cloud, monitoring-observability, performance-engineering, mobile-cicd
AI & Data ai-ml-development, llm-app-development, data-science
Security application-security, authentication-patterns
Mobile android-development, ios-development, macos-native, kotlin-multiplatform, react-native, flutter-development
Quality generic-code-reviewer, generic-feature-developer, generic-design-system, generic-ux-designer, test-specialist, tdd-workflow, debug-systematic, tech-debt-analyzer
Business business-strategy, finance, marketing, sales, product-management, hr-talent, legal-compliance, risk-management, operations, innovation
Creative brand-identity, graphic-design, video-production, audio-production, ui-animation, ui-research
Productivity codebase-documenter, reports-pdfs-and-slide-automation, content-repurposer, status-report-generator, core-workflow
Specialized game-development, i18n-localization, seo-analytics-auditor, email-systems, payment-integration, product-analytics, growth-engineering, monetization-strategy
Blockchain & Web3 blockchain-web3 (Solidity, DeFi, NFTs, Hardhat/Foundry)
Data Engineering data-engineering (ETL, Airflow, dbt, Kafka, BigQuery/Snowflake)
Edge & IoT edge-computing, embedded-iot (Cloudflare Workers, ESP32, FreeRTOS)
XR & Spatial ar-vr-xr (Unity XR, WebXR, ARKit, Vision Pro)
Compliance compliance-engineering (SOC2, HIPAA, GDPR, PCI-DSS)
Developer Tools devex-sdk-design, low-code-platforms (SDK design, Retool, Supabase, n8n)
Non-Tech travel-planner, event-planner, recipe-card-creator, health-wellness, career-path-planner, real-estate-analyzer

See MASTER_INDEX.md for the full listing with descriptions.

</details>

⚙️ How It Works

Dynamic Routing

Every session loads CLAUDE.md, the unscoped rules, and the skill listing. Only the core skills and agents carry full descriptions there; every other skill, command, checklist, and stack guide is listed by name only, so it costs almost nothing until it is used. For specialized work, the toolkit-router skill greps the generated INDEX.md for the domain and loads what fits, including the indexed marketplace skills:

 Your prompt
     │
     ▼
 ┌──────────────────────────────┐
 │  Core skills (described)     │  ← matched from their descriptions
 │  + toolkit-router → INDEX.md │  ← grep by domain for everything else
 └──────────┬───────────────────┘
            │
   ┌────────┼────────┬────────────┐
   ▼        ▼        ▼            ▼
┌──────┐ ┌──────┐ ┌──────┐ ┌────────────┐
│Skills│ │Rules │ │Agents│ │ Marketplace│
│      │ │& Chk │ │      │ │   skills   │
└──────┘ └──────┘ └──────┘ └────────────┘

Path-scoped rules load only when matching files are read.

Hook Lifecycle

Hooks run automatically; most cost zero tokens:

Session Start
  ├── Daily background pull (~/.claude, marketplaces, optional project repos)
  ├── Repo health banner (only when something needs attention)
  └── Private local hook (optional, from local/)

Before Bash / Write / Edit
  └── Guard: blocks root rm -rf, force push, reset --hard, secret-file writes, AI trailers

After File Edits
  └── Secret scan (tells Claude if a credential-looking string was written)

After Each Response
  └── Once a day per machine: usage tally + commit-everything sweep (background)

Session End
  └── Commit all pending work in configured owned repos, then push when repository state permits; log conflicts, possible secrets, and push blockers

Status bar
  └── model · effort · folder (branch) · context % · 5h/7d usage · cost

See hooks/README.md for the full hook reference.


🔑 Key Features

<details> <summary><strong>🏪 Marketplace — 81 marketplace repos, 11,000+ skills</strong></summary>

The toolkit aggregates 81 community skill repositories as ignored local clones in plugins/marketplaces/. All are read-only (fetch but never push). Skills span security (Trail of Bits), full-stack development, scientific computing, SAP/enterprise, Elixir, Terraform, creative writing, and more. Some marketplace repos are installed as plugins, making their agents, commands, and skills fully active in the routing system alongside built-in resources. Non-installed repos contribute discoverable skills via keyword search.

# Search marketplace skills
find ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces -name "SKILL.md" | xargs grep -li "kubernetes"

# Update all marketplace repos
bash ~/.claude/_pull-all-repos.sh

See docs/MARKETPLACE-GUIDE.md for the full catalog.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>🛡️ Safety Guards</strong></summary>

The guard.js hook blocks dangerous commands before execution:

Blocked Pattern Risk
rm -rf / / rm -rf ~ Filesystem destruction
git push --force Overwrite remote history
DROP TABLE / TRUNCATE TABLE Database destruction
git reset --hard origin Discard all local changes
git clean -fd Delete untracked files
curl ... | sh Pipe-to-shell (RCE)
npm publish Accidental package publication
chmod -R 777 Overly permissive permissions
docker system prune -a Destroy all Docker resources

Additional safety: guard.js also blocks writes to .env, credential, key, .ssh, .gnupg, .git/, and node_modules files, and commits carrying AI attribution trailers. secret-scan.js checks every file Claude writes for credential-looking strings and tells Claude if it finds one.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>🖥️ Cross-Platform</strong></summary>

All hooks use a Node.js-based runner (hooks/run-hook.js) that resolves paths via os.homedir(). This avoids WSL path issues on Windows where ~ resolves to /root/ instead of the Windows user home.

On Windows, the runner explicitly prefers Git Bash (C:\Program Files\Git\usr\bin\bash.exe) over WSL bash to prevent drive mount failures on network drives.

Platform Shell Notes
macOS /bin/bash Standard bash via Git or Homebrew
Linux /bin/bash Standard bash
Windows Git Bash (preferred) Avoids WSL drive mount errors
</details> <details> <summary><strong>🤖 Agent Teams</strong></summary>

For complex tasks, spawn multiple specialist agents to work in parallel:

  • Code review from multiple angles — security, performance, tests
  • Cross-layer features — frontend + backend + database agents
  • Competing hypotheses — debug with parallel investigation

Agent types include architecture analysts, debugging specialists, performance optimizers, security auditors, and many more specialists that run as agent-* skills. See agents/README.md.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>🔌 MCP Servers</strong></summary>

No MCP servers are configured by default, which keeps every session's context lean. Add one with claude mcp add when a project needs it; docs/MCP-SERVERS.md covers common options (Playwright, memory, databases, GitHub, Context7) and their token cost.

</details> <details> <summary><strong>🔄 Session Continuity</strong></summary>

The toolkit maintains context between sessions automatically:

  1. Resume — claude --continue / --resume reopen a previous conversation; auto memory carries preferences and project facts across sessions; /handoff writes an explicit handoff note when you want one
  2. Repo health — session-start-repo-health.sh flags repos that need a pull, push, or reconciliation before you edit them
  3. Repo sync — session-start-pull.sh fast-forward pulls in the background, at most once a day
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🛠️ Configuration

Key Files

File Purpose
CLAUDE.md Core rules: autonomy, workflow, git, safety, code standards
settings.json Claude Code settings, hook registrations, permissions
counts.json Public counts, identity lists, source revisions/digests and snapshot date
plugin.json Plugin metadata

Explicit count publication

Public toolkit resources and committed manifest marketplace skill bodies are distinct populations. Local and hosted website builds consume the same generated snapshots. Pulling sources or committing does not regenerate them; authorize one explicit source refresh, inspect its output/diff, and then publish. Pins and recorded dates label selected source snapshots, not latest-upstream guarantees. See Count pipeline for commands, definitions, profile/portfolio destinations and the separate DESK-only media contract.

Common Customizations

Add your own project directories to auto-pull:

cp ~/.claude/.env.example ~/.claude/.env.local
# Edit CUSTOM_PROJECT_DIRS="/path/to/your/projects"

Switch action mode between proactive (default) and conservative — see docs/reference/workflows/action-policy.md.

Disable a hook — edit settings.json and remove the hook entry.


🖥️ Multi-Machine Setup

The toolkit uses a two-layer architecture:

  1. This repo (~/.claude/) — Shared configuration, cloned on every machine
  2. Machine-specific (.env.local, known_marketplaces.json) — Gitignored, per-device

New Device Setup

git clone https://github.com/travisjneuman/.claude.git ~/.claude
cp ~/.claude/.env.example ~/.claude/.env.local
# Edit .env.local with machine-specific paths
bash ~/.claude/scripts/fix-marketplace-paths.sh

See docs/NEW-DEVICE-SETUP.md for the full walkthrough.


💻 Platform Support

Platform Status Shell Notes
macOS Full support bash/zsh Notifications via osascript
Linux Full support bash Notifications via notify-send
Windows 11 Full support Git Bash Hooks use Node.js runner to avoid WSL issues
WSL Works bash Native Linux behavior inside WSL

Requirements: Node.js (comes with Claude Code), Git, bash (Git Bash on Windows).


🆕 What's New

September 2026 — Modernization for current Claude Code

  • Lean always-on context: 23 core skills keep full descriptions; every other skill and command is name-only (still installed and invocable) and discoverable through the generated INDEX.md / index/graph.json and the new toolkit-router skill. Language rules are path-scoped.
  • Full Access+++ in CLAUDE.md: rewritten, shorter constitution (autonomous execution, explicit prohibitions, zero testing (validate by review), pull-first git, no AI attribution). attribution settings disable commit/PR trailers at the source.
  • Hooks fixed and trimmed: the Bash and write guards now actually work (they read an env var Claude Code never set); per-prompt git injection, per-turn session summaries, and GSD update checks are gone; the pull runs at most daily and never auto-commits or pushes; new status line.
  • AGENTS.md support: claude-md-and-agents-md so projects shared with Codex and other agents load their AGENTS.md.
  • Private local/ layer: gitignored rules, hooks, and host settings, plus a pre-commit public-safety gate. Template in local.example/.
  • Marketplaces: manifest-only in .gitmodules; clones are local, no_push, blocked from commits by pre-commit and pre-push checks. scripts/add-marketplace.sh <url> adds one.
  • GSD removed: the gsd-core marketplace is no longer registered, routed to, or counted; the old GSD tutorial is in archive/.

March 2026 — Comprehensive audit, new repos, full domain coverage

  • 6 new marketplace repos: blader/humanizer (11.4K stars), phuryn/pm-skills (8.3K stars, 100+ PM skills), Lum1104/Understand-Anything (6.6K stars), SawyerHood/dev-browser (4.9K stars), slavingia/skills (4.5K stars), millionco/expect (2.3K stars). Current manifest: 109 repos total.
  • Marketplace clone cleanup: Fixed orphaned directories, standardized the .gitmodules manifest, verified no_push protection on marketplace clones
  • Full domain coverage: New skills and agents for blockchain/Web3, data engineering, embedded/IoT, edge computing, compliance, and more
  • New stack rules: Added Go, Rust, Java/Kotlin, C/C++, Swift/iOS, Flutter/Dart rules — path-scoped for zero token cost when not relevant
  • Count synchronization: All counts now accurate across README, plugin.json, counts.json (127 skills, 86 agents, 94 commands, 109 repos)

Earlier in March 2026:

  • Marketplace routing: All repos now surface naturally by domain — routing coverage went from 23% to 100%
  • CLAUDE.md condensed: Auto-routing table reduced from 72 to 29 rows, saving ~600 tokens per conversation
  • start-task trimmed: 156 → 82 lines, removed duplication with CLAUDE.md

See CHANGELOG.md for the full history.


📚 Documentation

Document Description
CLAUDE.md Core rules (the always-loaded constitution)
INDEX.md Generated toolkit index: grep by domain or keyword
Docs front door Every guide and reference doc, routed by need
CHANGELOG.md Version history
Architecture System design and component interactions
Setup Guide First-time installation walkthrough
New Device Setup Multi-machine configuration
Workflow Guide Development workflow patterns
Marketplace Guide Community skill catalog
Count Pipeline Public populations, snapshot evidence and explicit publication
Agent Teams Multi-agent coordination
MCP Servers MCP server reference
Configuration Full settings.json reference
Folder Structure Directory layout and purpose
Skills Index All skills with descriptions
Agents Index All agents with descriptions

💡 Philosophy

This toolkit follows three core principles:

  1. Everything activates dynamically. Describe what you want — the system loads what's needed. No memorizing commands.
  2. Token efficiency over completeness. Domain content loads on-demand, not upfront. Unused skills cost zero tokens.
  3. Safety by default. Dangerous commands are blocked, secrets are scanned, protected files are guarded — all before you make a mistake.

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Maintained by Travis Neuman · claude.travisjneuman.com · MIT License

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So verwenden Sie diesen Skill

  1. 1

    Install document-skills by running npx skills add travisjneuman/.claude --skill document-skills in your project directory. Führen Sie den obigen Installationsbefehl in Ihrem Projektverzeichnis aus. Die Skill-Datei wird von GitHub heruntergeladen und in Ihrem Projekt platziert.

  2. 2

    Keine Konfiguration erforderlich. Ihr KI-Agent (Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf usw.) erkennt installierte Skills automatisch und nutzt sie als Kontext bei der Code-Generierung.

  3. 3

    Der Skill verbessert das Verständnis Ihres Agenten für document-skills, und hilft ihm, etablierte Muster zu befolgen, häufige Fehler zu vermeiden und produktionsreifen Code zu erzeugen.

Was Sie erhalten

Skills sind Klartext-Anweisungsdateien — kein ausführbarer Code. Sie kodieren Expertenwissen über Frameworks, Sprachen oder Tools, das Ihr KI-Agent liest, um seine Ausgabe zu verbessern. Das bedeutet null Laufzeit-Overhead, keine Abhängigkeitskonflikte und volle Transparenz: Sie können jede Anweisung vor der Installation lesen und prüfen.

Kompatibilität

Dieser Skill funktioniert mit jedem KI-Coding-Agenten, der das skills.sh-Format unterstützt, einschließlich Claude Code (Anthropic), Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, Aider und anderen Tools, die projektbezogene Kontextdateien lesen. Skills sind auf Transportebene framework-agnostisch — der Inhalt bestimmt, für welche Sprache oder welches Framework er gilt.

Data sourced from the skills.sh registry and GitHub. Install counts and security audits are updated regularly.