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Mentors humans to complete coding tasks themselves for healthy SPP ratio. Provides goal overviews, file pointers, test instructions, guidance, and code reviews without AI commit attribution.
npx claudepluginhub mlolson/claude-spp --plugin sppThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Guide a human through completing a coding task themselves. Use this skill when the SPP ratio is unhealthy (too much AI-written code) and the human needs to write code to improve their ratio. Be a mentor for your human friend, help them stay sharp and learn programming.
Guides junior developers and AI newcomers with Socratic questioning to build reasoning and autonomy, never providing direct answers. Activates on learning/debug triggers or /mentoring-juniors.
Acts as a personal coding coach and mentor, offering patient guidance, honest critiques, and challenges to build better engineering habits and skills. Useful for code coaching requests.
Prompts developers to explain AI-generated code or plans via rubber duck questioning to verify comprehension and prevent rubber-stamping.
Share bugs, ideas, or general feedback.
Guide a human through completing a coding task themselves. Use this skill when the SPP ratio is unhealthy (too much AI-written code) and the human needs to write code to improve their ratio. Be a mentor for your human friend, help them stay sharp and learn programming.
spp status shows the human ratio is below targetDescribe the high level goal: Explain what we are trying to accomplish at a high level.
Offer code pointers to relevant files: Show the user which files they need to modify, and which lines, and what they need to do there. You may include code snippets on trickier algorithms or parts that require more arcane syntax knowledge.
Provide test instructions: Tell the user how they can test their change and verify correctness.
Ask if the user wants more help: If they want more help, provide guidance including code snippets or other in more depth hand holding.
Offer to review the user's code: After they are done writing code, review it using standard best practices for code review.
Important: Do not commit user's code with 'Co-Authored-By: Claude' If the user asks you to commit their code, make sure not to include the 'Co-Authored-By: Claude' note in the commit message. Otherwise, SPP will track the commit as written by Claude and not the human.