Claude Skills Suite

A comprehensive skill suite for orchestrating multi-model development workflows with Claude Code.

Claude Skills Suite

A production skill suite for Claude Code that orchestrates multi-model development workflows. 42 skills, 10 specialized agents, and 7 lifecycle hooks — designed for projects where AI writes, reviews, and ships code with human oversight at every gate.

What This Does

Instead of using Claude Code as a single-model assistant, this suite turns it into an orchestration layer that delegates work across 6 AI models (Claude, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, Copilot, Vibe/Mistral), runs parallel review panels, and enforces quality gates before anything ships.

You say: "Initialize a new project"
Claude runs: /meta-init
  → Scaffolds project structure
  → Interviews you about goals and constraints
  → Writes project-context.md (the cold-start doc)
  → Fans out research across Gemini + Codex + web sources
  → Produces an approved build plan with dependency-ordered work units

You say: "Build it"
Claude runs: /meta-execute
  → Generates code via Vibe + Cursor (cross-model Best-of-2)
  → Reviews each unit with a 5-model panel (Codex + Sonnet + Cursor + Copilot + Gemini)
  → Merges passing units wave-by-wave with review gates between each wave
  → You approve each wave before the next one starts

You say: "Is this ready to ship?"
Claude runs: /meta-production
  → Scores 12 dimensions (SLO/SLI, deployment, observability, security, chaos readiness...)
  → Verdict: READY / CONDITIONAL / NOT READY

Architecture

                         ┌─────────────────────────────┐
                         │     Meta-Skills (6)          │
                         │  Orchestrators that chain    │
                         │  atomic skills + models      │
                         └──────────┬──────────────────┘
                                    │
              ┌─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┐
              ▼                     ▼                     ▼
   ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐  ┌──────────────────┐
   │  Atomic Skills    │  │  Review Lenses    │  │  Driver Skills    │
   │  (21 skills)      │  │  (8 skills)       │  │  (5 skills)       │
   │                   │  │                   │  │                   │
   │  scaffold, plan,  │  │  security, test,  │  │  codex, gemini,   │
   │  research, build, │  │  counter, drift,  │  │  vibe, cursor,    │
   │  sync, release... │  │  refactor, comp-  │  │  copilot           │
   │                   │  │  leteness, comp-  │  │                   │
   │                   │  │  liance, browser  │  │  CLI syntax &     │
   │                   │  │                   │  │  path discovery   │
   └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────┘  └──────────────────┘
              │                     │                     │
              └─────────────────────┼─────────────────────┘
                                    ▼
                         ┌─────────────────────────────┐
                         │     Infrastructure           │
                         │  hooks, agents, artifact DB, │
                         │  cross-cutting rules         │
                         └─────────────────────────────┘

Progressive Disclosure

Skills load in 3 levels to minimize context window usage:

LevelWhat LoadsWhen
1. MetadataFrontmatter only (name + description)Always — part of skill index
2. SKILL.md bodyFull instructions, examples, I/O specOn trigger — when you invoke the skill
3. ReferencesDeep catalogs, checklists, agent promptsOn demand — only when a specific section needs it

This means a 270-line review skill with 6 reference files only loads ~150 chars until triggered, then ~270 lines, and never loads reference material unless it reaches the step that needs it.

Skill Catalog

Meta-Skills (Orchestrators)

SkillWhat It Does
/meta-initZero-to-plan: scaffold, interview, research, build plan
/meta-executeParallel implementation with cross-model Best-of-2 generation + 5-reviewer panel
/meta-review7-lens review across 3 model families (12 parallel reviews)
/meta-researchEnd-to-end research pipeline with parallel connector fan-out
/meta-deep-researchExhaustive research with ~20 workers and adversarial debate
/meta-production12-dimension production readiness scoring

Review Lenses

Each lens runs standalone or as part of /meta-review:

SkillFocus
/security-reviewDependencies, auth, secrets, injection, OWASP Agentic Top 10
/test-reviewCoverage, mutation testing, PBT, contract tests, LLM anti-patterns
/counter-reviewAdversarial red-team: abuse cases, attack chains, failure scenarios
/refactor-reviewOver-engineering, duplication, bloat, unnecessary abstractions
/drift-reviewCode vs docs drift detection
/completeness-reviewStubs, TODOs, placeholders, empty bodies
/compliance-reviewCode vs project rules adherence
/browser-reviewVisual QA via Playwright/browser-use

Project Lifecycle

SkillWhat It Does
/project-scaffoldStandard folder structure + templates
/project-questionsDeep-dive interview before planning
/project-contextWrites the cold-start handoff doc
/research-planPrioritized research with topic-to-connector mapping
/research-executeParallel research execution across connectors
/build-planPhased implementation plan with work unit decomposition
/meta-joinOnboard to an existing project (full or quick mode)
/evolveSync project docs to match current code reality

Development & Operations

SkillWhat It Does
/github-syncCommit and push with conventional commit messages
/github-pullPull latest changes from remote
/review-fixImplement fixes from review findings with worker dispatch
/release-prepChangelog, version bump, release notes, git tag
/deploy-gatewayMCP gateway container deployment
/infra-healthService health checks across containers and endpoints
/meta-context-savePreserve session state before compacting/clearing
/todo-featuresUpdate project tracking files
/repo-createInitialize or connect GitHub repos
/init-dbBootstrap SQLite+FTS5 artifact store

Tooling

SkillWhat It Does
/skill-forgeCreate or edit skills with template + validation checklist
/skill-doctorSelf-diagnostic for the skill suite
/quick-planLightweight in-session planning
/sync-skillsInject missing or stale template files into projects

Driver Skills (CLI Adapters)

These encode the exact syntax, path discovery, and gotchas for each external CLI so consuming skills don't have to:

SkillCLIModel
/codexOpenAI Codex CLIGPT-5.4
/geminiGoogle Gemini CLIGemini 2.5
/vibeMistral Vibe CLIDevstral-2
/cursorCursor Agent CLIConfigurable (default: Sonnet 4.6 Thinking)
/copilotGitHub Copilot CLIConfigurable (default: Sonnet 4.5)

Multi-Model Orchestration

The suite treats AI models as specialized workers, not interchangeable commodities:

RoleModels UsedWhy
OrchestrationClaude (Opus)Architecture decisions, synthesis, final calls
Code generationVibe (Mistral) + CursorCross-model diversity beats same-model N>1
Code review + fixCodexOnly reviewer that applies fixes in-place
Read-only reviewSonnet, Cursor, Copilot, GeminiDifferent perspectives, no write access
Web researchGeminiWeb grounding for current best practices
Fast generationVibeFastest for single-file, scoped tasks

Concurrency Limits

Hard limits enforced across all skills:

CLIMax Concurrent
Codex5
Vibe3
Cursor3
Gemini2
Copilot2

Artifact Store

Skills persist intermediate findings in a SQLite + FTS5 database (artifacts/project.db), not scattered markdown files. This enables:

  • Fresh-findings check: Review lenses skip re-scanning if results are <24 hours old
  • Full-text search: Find findings across all lenses with db_search
  • Cross-lens synthesis: Meta-review reads findings from all lenses via DB queries
source artifacts/db.sh
db_upsert 'security-review' 'findings' 'standalone' "$CONTENT"
db_read 'security-review' 'findings' 'standalone'
db_search 'SQL injection'
db_age_hours 'security-review' 'findings' 'standalone'

Installation

  1. Clone this repo to a shared location:

    git clone https://github.com/trevorbyrum/claude-skills-suite.git ~/shared/claude-skills
    
  2. Point Claude Code at it. Add to your project's .claude/settings.json:

    {
      "skills": ["~/shared/claude-skills/skills"]
    }
    

    Or for user-wide access, add to ~/.claude/settings.json.

  3. Initialize the artifact store in any project:

    /init-db
    
  4. Verify the suite is working:

    /skill-doctor
    

Optional: External CLIs

The suite works with Claude alone, but multi-model features require external CLIs:

CLIInstallUsed For
Codexnpm install -g @openai/codexReview+fix, code generation
Gemini CLInpm install -g @google/gemini-cliWeb research, architecture review
Vibepip install vibe-cliFast code generation
CursorCursor Pro+ desktop appGeneration, review
Copilotnpm install -g @githubnext/github-copilot-cliReview, multi-model tasks

All CLIs are optional — skills gracefully degrade when a CLI is unavailable, falling back to Claude subagents.

Creating New Skills

/skill-forge my-new-skill

This scaffolds the directory, writes SKILL.md from the canonical template, and validates against a 40+ check validation checklist covering structure, anti-patterns, and integration rules.

See skills/skill-forge/references/skill-template.md for the full template specification.

Project Structure

├── skills/                    # 42 skill directories, each with SKILL.md
│   ├── meta-*/                # Orchestrators
│   ├── *-review/              # Review lenses (+ references/)
│   ├── codex/ gemini/ etc.    # Driver skills
│   └── skill-forge/           # Skill creation/editing tool
├── agents/                    # 10 specialized subagent definitions
├── hooks/                     # 7 lifecycle hooks (session, commit, compact)
├── references/                # Shared references (db.sh, cross-cutting rules)
├── rules/                     # Global rules (general.md)
├── artifacts/                 # Research summaries (DB is gitignored)
└── skill-suite-build-spec.md  # Architecture specification

License

MIT