claude-kit

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What it is #

A plugin marketplace for Claude Code that bundles the skills, slash commands, agents and workflows I use every day. It has six bundles:

writing: outreach email, LinkedIn and X posts, research blog posts.
research-vault: decode papers into Obsidian notes, extract atomic zettels, build synthesis pages.
explainer-videos: narrated Manim explainer videos from a spec.
netlogo: build and review NetLogo models.
dev-tools: GitHub operations, a timed take-home helper, planning and implementation commands, and coder and tester agents.
life: Vedic astrology charts and PDF invoices.

How it works #

install.sh clones the repo, adds the marketplace, installs the chosen bundles, writes a small env file with the vault paths, and copies the workflows into ~/.claude/workflows/ with those paths filled in. It skips workflows that already exist unless you set FORCE=1.

The seven workflows coordinate several agents. For example, feature-build has a coder implement a task, an implementation-blind tester try to break it, and the coder repair the cited failures, for up to three rounds.

What’s notable #

netlogo-review checks a model in layers ordered by cost: style and config checks, then the headless NetLogo compiler as a blocking gate, then known .nlogox traps. An LLM judge is opt-in, and a live provider call is required when a change touches a provider. It ships with self-test fixtures.
making-explainer-videos includes scripts that check every on-screen word traces back to the approved spec, and falls back to macOS say when no ElevenLabs key is set.
The research-vault skills use zettelkasten-auto for semantic search over notes.