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Your personal development toolkit for Claude Code - extensible, per-project, and smart.

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│  ltk                                                            │
│  ───                                                            │
│  35 Skills · 16 Commands · 7 Agents · 4 Hooks · 3 MCP Servers   │
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What is this?

A Claude Code plugin that gives you:

• Skills - Domain knowledge that loads automatically when relevant
• Commands - Actions you invoke with /ltk:command-name
• Agents - Autonomous helpers that trigger after you write code
• Hooks - Automation that runs on events (session start, before/after edits)

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Understanding the Components

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│                        HOW COMPONENTS DIFFER                                │
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│                                                                             │
│  SKILLS         = Knowledge that loads automatically                        │
│  COMMANDS       = Actions you trigger manually                              │
│  AGENTS         = Autonomous helpers that run after you code                │
│  HOOKS          = Automation that runs on system events                     │
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Skills - Passive Knowledge

What: Domain expertise that Claude learns from when relevant When: Loads automatically based on what you're asking about Trigger: Your questions/context match the skill description You do: Nothing - just ask questions naturally

You: "How do I test my FastAPI endpoints?"
     ↓
Claude: [fastapi + pytest skills auto-load into my knowledge]
        "Here's how to test FastAPI endpoints..."

Think of it as: A reference book that opens to the right page automatically

Commands - Manual Actions

What: Specific tasks you explicitly request When: Only when you type the command Trigger: You type /ltk:command-name You do: Invoke it manually when you want that action

You: /ltk:scan-security
     ↓
Claude: [Runs security scan on codebase]
        "Found 2 vulnerabilities..."

Think of it as: Buttons you press to do specific things

Agents - Proactive Helpers

What: Specialized assistants that watch what you're doing When: After you write or edit code (automatically) Trigger: Tool events (Write, Edit) + matching context You do: Nothing - they activate on their own

You: *writes Python code with SQL query*
     ↓
Claude: [security-analyzer agent activates]
        "Note: This SQL query might be vulnerable to injection.
         Consider using parameterized queries."

Think of it as: A team of experts looking over your shoulder

Hooks - System Automation

What: Scripts/prompts that run on specific system events When: Triggered by system events (session start, before/after edits) Trigger: Events like SessionStart, PreToolUse, PostToolUse You do: Nothing - happens automatically in the background

[Session starts]
     ↓
Hook: [Loads git status, project structure, TODOs]
     ↓
Claude: [Has project context ready]

Think of it as: Automatic setup and cleanup routines

Side-by-Side Comparison

Aspect	Skills	Commands	Agents	Hooks
Activation	Automatic (context)	Manual (/ltk:...)	Automatic (after code)	Automatic (events)
Purpose	Provide knowledge	Execute actions	Analyze & advise	Automate workflows
User action	Just ask questions	Type command	Write code	Nothing
Output	Better answers	Task results	Suggestions/warnings	Background setup

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