Research, code-audit and reporting skills for Claude Code and Claude Cowork, packaged as installable plugins. Add the marketplace once, then install what you need.
Plugins run in Claude Code, the terminal agent (CLI). Adding a marketplace registers the catalogue; installing a plugin pulls in its skills, agents and commands.
Fans out 11 parallel researchers (own website, Google, LinkedIn, Reddit, Trustpilot, Google Maps, Glassdoor, Indeed, YouTube, press and Crunchbase) and synthesizes the findings into an HTML report. Before delivery, two independent graders verify claims and URLs.
Useful for
Briefing yourself before a call or negotiation with a company's full public footprint, verified.
Exhaustive research on a topic via 50 parallel searches.
Splits the topic across 10 researchers running 5 searches each and consolidates everything into a single sourced markdown document. All researchers run in parallel, so the report lands in minutes.
Useful for
Compiling everything published on a topic into one report without spending an afternoon searching.
Turns any request into a structured, ready-to-use prompt.
Applies one of three prompt-engineering frameworks (CAR, COSTAR or RISEN) depending on the task and returns a polished prompt to paste into any LLM. It asks which framework to use unless the request already names one.
Useful for
Getting a professional prompt out of a rough idea without knowing the prompt-engineering frameworks.
Scaffolds a Claude Code skill that does not drift between runs.
Builds the skill on the five-controls deterministic framework (input, process, output, speed and tests), so it produces the same shape of result on every run.
Useful for
Turning a prompt that works sometimes into a reliable, repeatable skill.
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Codebase audits through four lenses (security, scalability, architecture and clean code), plus a Claude Code skill auditor.
Runs the security, scalability, architecture, clean-code and database lenses over the same project and consolidates the findings into a single severity-ranked report.
Useful for
Getting the full picture of a project's state with one command.
A read-only agent reviews the code with the OWASP Top 10 as its spine (confidentiality, integrity, availability and auditability) and delivers a severity-ranked report with file:line citations.
Useful for
Knowing a project's security holes before deploying or inheriting it.
Reviews database patterns, caching, concurrency, memory, I/O and background jobs, and delivers a ranked report of what will break as the project grows.
Useful for
Knowing where the next bottleneck sits before traffic finds it.
Reviews naming, function length, nesting, duplication, dead code and magic constants across the whole codebase, with file:line citations and fix steps. Not a diff review: it audits the entire project.
Useful for
Finding a project's worst maintainability spots and where to start cleaning them.
Audits a Claude Code skill against the five-controls framework.
Checks whether each control (input, process, output, speed and tests) is present, wired and actually needed, flags over-engineering and reviews Claude Code best practices, with concrete improvements.
Useful for
Knowing whether a skill is well built and what it lacks before handing it to a team.