By rube-de
GitHub issue lifecycle: brainstorm design approaches, create structured issues for LLM agent teams, triage and recommend next issues, audit and clean up stale backlogs, and deep-validate individual issues against the codebase
You MUST use this skill before /pm when work is ambiguous, scope is unclear, or multiple approaches exist. Explores problem space, proposes 2-3 approaches with trade-offs, and produces an approved spec document that feeds into both issue creation (/pm) and implementation planning (/cdt). Triggers: brainstorm, explore idea, think through, design approach, what should we build, explore options, weigh approaches, compare solutions, needs help deciding between alternatives.
Triage open GitHub issues and recommend what to work on next. Builds a dependency graph from issue bodies, detects circular dependencies, ranks unblocked issues by weighted scoring (blocks-others, priority, type, age, milestone), and presents top candidates for interactive selection. Triggers: what should I work on next, triage backlog, next issue, pick next task, recommend issue, prioritize issues.
Project manager for GitHub issues: brainstorm design approaches, create structured issues optimized for LLM agent teams, triage and recommend what to work on next, audit and clean up stale issues, or deep-validate a single issue against the codebase. Triggers: create issue, plan work, new task, project manager, write ticket, draft issue, plan feature, plan project, start project, create ticket, review issue, brainstorm, explore idea, think through, pm.
Deep-validate a single GitHub issue against the codebase: cross-reference file paths, detect already-implemented features, check for related PRs, verify dependencies, and deliver a structured verdict with recommended action. Triggers: review issue, validate issue, check issue status, is this issue still needed, issue review.
Audit open GitHub issues for staleness, orphaned blockers, missing labels, codebase drift, and already-implemented features. Categorizes issues into close-candidates, update-needed, needs-triage, stale, and healthy. Supports bulk and individual remediation via interactive approval. Triggers: audit issues, clean up issues, update stale issues, issue hygiene, backlog cleanup, prune issues.
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A monorepo of Claude Code plugins and agent skills.
| Plugin | Category | Install | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| council | Code Review | Plugin or Skill | Orchestrate Gemini, Codex, Qwen, GLM-5.1, and Kimi K2.5 for consensus-driven reviews |
| cdt | Development | Plugin only | Multi-agent dev team with four modes: plan, dev, full, and auto via Agent Teams |
| pm | Productivity | Plugin or Skill | GitHub issue lifecycle: create, triage, and audit issues for LLM agent teams |
| plugin-dev | Development | Plugin or Skill | Scaffold plugins, validate SKILL.md frontmatter, audit hooks |
| temporal | Development | Plugin or Skill | Temporal durable execution: CLI, SDK patterns, workflow orchestration |
| doppler | DevOps | Plugin or Skill | Doppler secrets management: CLI, secrets injection, CI/CD integrations |
| oasis-dev | Development | Plugin or Skill | Oasis Network: Sapphire confidential EVM, ROFL apps, CLI, SDK patterns |
| ci-review | Code Review | Plugin or Skill | CI-optimized multi-agent code review with confidence scoring and atomic GitHub PR review posting |
| jules-review | Code Review | Plugin or Skill | Review Jules AI agent PRs using council with smart quick/full mode |
| dlc | Quality | Plugin or Skill | Dev Life Cycle quality gates: security scans, code quality, performance analysis, test coverage, and PR review compliance |
Plugin vs Skill: Plugins use the full Claude Code plugin system (hooks, agents, commands, scripts). Skills install only SKILL.md definitions via skills.sh. Plugins that rely on hooks, commands, or agent definitions need plugin install. See each plugin's README for details.
| Requirement | Check | Install |
|---|---|---|
| Claude Code CLI | claude --version | Getting Started |
Open Claude Code and type /plugin — this opens an interactive UI where you can add marketplaces, browse, install, and update plugins. Add the marketplace using the GitHub repo rube-de/cc-skills, then install the plugins you want.
claude plugin marketplace add rube-de/cc-skills
This clones the marketplace to ~/.claude/plugins/marketplaces/rube-cc-skills/.
[!TIP] After installing, restart Claude Code (fresh session) to activate the plugins. Type
/and look for/council,/cdt,/pm,/dlc, etc.
# Install individual plugins
claude plugin install council@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install cdt@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install pm@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install plugin-dev@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install temporal@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install doppler@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install oasis-dev@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install jules-review@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install ci-review@rube-cc-skills
claude plugin install dlc@rube-cc-skills
# Or install all at once
for p in council cdt pm plugin-dev temporal doppler oasis-dev ci-review jules-review dlc; do claude plugin install "$p@rube-cc-skills"; done
# Restart Claude Code to activate
claude
For cloud agents or shared teams, use --scope project instead — see Installation Scopes.
[!WARNING] We recommend installing via the plugin system instead of
npx skills. The plugin system gives you the full experience — hooks, agents, commands, and scripts.npx skillsinstalls only bare SKILL.md definitions, which means you lose preflight hooks, JSON validation, agent definitions, and command-based interfaces. Several plugins (likecdt) don't work at all as standalone skills.
If you still want standalone skill definitions (no marketplace required):
By default, npx skills installs skills at project scope (.claude/ in the current directory). Use -g for global (user-level) install, or -a claude-code to install specifically for Claude Code:
# List available skills
npx skills add rube-de/cc-skills --list
# Install specific skills (project scope by default)
npx skills add rube-de/cc-skills --skill pm
npx skills add rube-de/cc-skills --skill council
npx claudepluginhub rube-de/cc-skills --plugin pmCI-optimized code review: multi-agent parallel review with confidence scoring and atomic GitHub PR review posting via gh api
Oasis Network development: Sapphire confidential EVM, ROFL off-chain apps, CLI operations, SDK patterns (Rust, Go, TypeScript, Python), and ParaTime development
AI Council - Orchestrate multiple AI consultants (Gemini 3.5 Flash, Codex, Qwen, GLM-5.2, Kimi K2.5) for consensus-driven code reviews, plan validation, and architectural decisions
Review Jules AI agent pull requests using council review with smart quick/full mode selection and GitHub PR review posting
Multi-agent development workflow with five modes: plan, dev, full, auto, and bugfix. Uses Agent Teams for collaborative roles (Architect, PM, Developer, Tester, Reviewer) and a Researcher subagent for documentation lookups via Context7.
Move issues and external PRs through a state machine of triage roles — categorise, verify, grill if needed, and write agent-ready briefs.
GitHub issue triage, creation, and management
GitHub issue management from Claude Code: create, list, view, update, and close issues (/github:issue-create, issue-list, issue-view, issue-update, issue-close).
Commands for team workflows, PR reviews, and collaboration
Opinionated GitHub-native development workflow with 51 skills for autonomous, issue-driven software development. Enforces TDD, strict typing, IPv6-first networking, comprehensive code review, local service testing, and continuous issue tracking. Features GitHub-based state management (no local state files), documentation enforcement gates, autonomous orchestration with parallel workers, and PostgreSQL 18/PostGIS/TimescaleDB database skills.
For easy problems, start here. For harder problems, do this after Explore.