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Skills publiques

Des plugins Claude Code nés de notre travail réel, partagés avec la communauté. Génériques, réutilisables, taillés pour durer.

Installation

Ajoutez le marketplace une fois, puis installez les plugins voulus.

/plugin marketplace add username-workspace/skills

Le catalogue

  • aws-remote-auth

    DevOps

    Re-authenticate to AWS from anywhere, on demand, with an autofill device code.

    When an AWS SSO session expires, this surfaces a device-code login you approve from any browser — autofill link included. A PreToolUse hook detects expiry on aws commands and hands you the code instead of a cryptic "token has expired" error; the skill also re-auths any profile on demand.

    • Detects expired or missing AWS SSO sessions locally, with no network call
    • Starts a device-code login and surfaces the autofill URL + code
    • PreToolUse hook turns "token expired" into an actionable re-auth prompt
    • Generic across profiles and SSO portals — nothing account-specific
    /plugin install aws-remote-auth@username

    Sous-commandes : hook · login · status

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • claude-remote-spawn

    Agents

    Spawn a new Claude Code session remotely, on your own machine.

    Remote Control drives the Claude Code sessions already open on your machine. claude-remote-spawn starts new ones — or respawns an existing one: a persistent, visible session that shows up at once in Remote Control and in "claude agents", drivable from your phone.

    • Launches a persistent, visible session (claude --remote-control inside a PTY)
    • Resumes an existing session by id (resolves its cwd) — compose with find-session to reopen one from a description
    • Pick the model with --model (any alias or id your claude accepts — passed straight through, never hardcoded)
    • Shows up in Remote Control and in "claude agents", drivable from your phone
    • Stays alive until you stop it, unlike a headless run that exits immediately
    • Terminal-agnostic, no dependencies
    /plugin install claude-remote-spawn@username

    Sous-commandes : spawn · resume · list · stop · check

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • coding-agent-usage

    FinOps

    See your AI coding-agent usage — and where you rank against other developers.

    Parses your local Claude Code transcripts (~/.claude/projects) into an interactive HTML dashboard: API-equivalent cost, tokens, sessions, model mix, tool distribution, cache efficiency, thinking and subagent rates, per-project and per-week breakdowns — placed on a log-scale percentile gauge against Anthropic's published per-developer cost figures (fetched live, cached 24h). Adds a multi-provider view of total spend across Claude Code, Codex and Gemini via ccusage. Cost reconciles to within ~1% of ccusage; no account access.

    • Percentile placement on a log-scale $/active-day gauge vs Anthropic's published cost benchmark
    • Live, 24h-cached benchmark with lognormal refit — falls back to a committed seed offline
    • Multi-provider spend view: Claude Code + Codex + Gemini, attributed by model via ccusage
    • Accurate local cost: dedupes tokens by message.id, version-aware pricing (Opus 4.5+ tier)
    /plugin install coding-agent-usage@username

    Sous-commandes : collect-usage · collect-multiprovider

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • delivery-metrics

    Analytics

    Turn git history into a developer productivity & quality dashboard.

    Analyzes git history for a single repo or a workspace of submodules and renders an interactive HTML dashboard: tickets delivered, velocity adjusted for availability, fix-ratio, reverts, WIP vs delivered, utilization, and per-repo specialization, with monthly trends. Repo-agnostic and configurable — no external services, no network.

    • Splits delivered (default branch) from WIP, surviving rebases and cherry-picks
    • Velocity normalized for availability (weekdays minus configurable holidays and leaves)
    • Quality signals: fix-ratio, reverts, big commits, lines per commit
    • Configurable ticket pattern, repos, aliases — works on any repo, no hardcoding
    /plugin install delivery-metrics@username

    Sous-commandes : collect-metrics

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • find-session

    Agents

    Find and resume the past Claude Code session you're thinking of.

    Describe the work — a topic, a file, a ticket — and find the Claude Code session where it happened. It turns your phrasing into concept terms, cross-matches them against your local transcripts, ranks the candidates by mentions and recency, and hands back the session ID with a ready `claude --resume` command. Defaults to the current project and widens to every project when needed.

    • Turns a natural-language query into cross-matched concept terms — all must appear in a session
    • Ranks candidates by mentions and recency, using density and the dominant key to flag reports over real work sessions
    • Returns the best session ID with a ready-to-run `claude --resume <id>` command
    • Searches the current project or every project under local ~/.claude/projects transcripts
    /plugin install find-session@username
    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • mr-watchdog

    DevOps

    Open a merge request, then forget it — a background watchdog watches its CI and hands you the failure when it's red.

    Triggered by an open merge request (not a manual command), mr-watchdog runs a detached background watcher over the MR's remote CI. It runs no model of its own — so it never touches the headless/Agent-SDK credit pool — and it is strictly read-only: it never commits, pushes, or merges. While you move on it polls the pipeline; on green it tells you 'ok c'est bon'. On a red check it pulls the failing job log and, by default, continues your interactive session to fix the ROOT cause (no bypass) — autonomous, but on your subscription, never claude -p — via the Stop-hook continuation; set on_red:notify to just be told instead. A verify command lets that session self-check its fix for fake-green (deleted/weakened tests, --no-verify, || true, lowered thresholds) before committing. Forge-agnostic (GitHub via gh, GitLab via glab). The natural sequel to ship-when-done.

    • MR-triggered, not manual: a detached watcher starts when an open MR with live CI is detected, and survives across turns
    • Runs no model itself — zero headless/Agent-SDK spend; read-only, never commits, pushes, or merges
    • On red CI (default): continues your live session to fix the root cause — autonomous, yet on your subscription (no claude -p), via the Stop-hook continuation; or on_red:notify to just be told
    • verify: a fake-green gate your session runs before committing — blocks deleted/weakened tests, --no-verify, || true, lowered thresholds
    • Forge-agnostic CI (GitHub via gh, GitLab via glab); opt-in per repo; one fix-trigger per failing pipeline (re-entrancy-guarded, no loop)
    /plugin install mr-watchdog@username

    Sous-commandes : watch

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • security-audit

    Security

    One Trivy scan, every ecosystem — a prioritised security report.

    A language-agnostic security audit powered by Trivy. One full scan covers dependency CVEs across every ecosystem (npm, pip, Go, Cargo, Composer, Maven, RubyGems, NuGet and more), hard-coded secrets, and IaC misconfigurations, then renders a prioritised report — Markdown for the terminal and a dark HTML dashboard for human review — fixable vulnerabilities first, with target fix versions. Report-only: it surfaces what to upgrade without ever touching your code.

    • Scans dependency CVEs across every ecosystem Trivy detects, plus OS packages — no per-language setup
    • Adds hard-coded secret detection and IaC misconfiguration checks (Dockerfile, Terraform, Kubernetes)
    • Outputs both Markdown and a self-contained dark HTML dashboard (Username design system): fixable findings first, with severity and fix versions
    • Audits the repo, not local junk — honours .gitignore across submodules and skips git worktrees and test dirs
    • Separates prod dependencies from nested sub-project / tooling lockfiles (e.g. bundled updaters), cutting false positives — tool-agnostic
    • Report-only and dependency-light — Trivy is the single external tool, parsed with the stdlib (no jq)
    • Reports vuln-DB freshness, and validates the Trivy version every run (cached daily) — flagging a stale DB or an outdated binary
    /plugin install security-audit@username
    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub

  • ship-when-done

    DevOps

    Commit at each milestone, push so nothing is lost, open the PR when it's actually done.

    A Stop-hook harness that turns 'did you commit / push / open the MR?' from a thing you keep asking into a thing the agent does — gated on real signals, not self-confidence. Commits coherent milestones, pushes the feature branch (mandatory when a remote exists, anti-loss), and opens a draft PR/MR only when the goal's checklist is satisfied AND the project's quality gate is actually green. Forge-agnostic (GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket), no CLI required. Branch-first, never on the default branch, never merges. Opt-in per repo.

    • Autonomy ladder keyed on a completion score: commit → push → draft PR/MR, each on its own trigger
    • Forge-agnostic PR/MR: uses gh/glab if present, else GitLab push options, else surfaces the PR-creation URL — no CLI dependency
    • Done is decided from free objective signals (gate actually green, no fresh TODOs) — no per-turn model call
    • Guardrails: branch-first, never commit/push the default branch, never auto-merge, no AI attribution
    • Opt-in per repo; zero-config (auto-detects the gate, forge, ticket pattern, commit convention)
    /plugin install ship-when-done@username

    Sous-commandes : ship

    macOS · LinuxMITGitHub