TechDufus/oh-my-claude

Debugger provides a systematic approach to diagnosing failures and finding root causes. Use it after repeated failed fixes, intermittent bugs, or complex integration problems.

Git Commit Validator enforces a complete commit workflow before `git commit`, including staging, conventional message generation, and validation. Use it whenever you are about to commit code or when a task naturally ends in a commit.

Init Deep creates or migrates a nested CLAUDE.md structure for progressive disclosure. Use it to place guidance in the directories where Claude reads code, rather than keeping everything in one root file.

Oh My Claude applies workflow guidance for planning, delegation, and verification in Claude Code. Use it when coordinating agents, executing plans, or configuring plugins and ultrawork modes.

PR Creation handles the full pull request workflow for Claude Code, including context gathering, conventional commit title generation, body formatting, and gh pr create. Use it when creating or opening a pull request, usually as a draft.

Ralph Loop Init transforms an approved implementation plan into a .ralph workspace with prd.json, loop.py, CLAUDE.md, and progress files. Use it to start or resume iterative execution from a plan.

Ralph Plan generates structured product requirements documents through interview, codebase research, planning, and approval. Use it when you need a PRD for a feature, refactor, or other scoped change.

Receiving Code Review helps you evaluate review comments with evidence before replying or changing code. Use it after PR feedback or a code-reviewer agent to verify claims, decide what to fix, and respond technically.

Test Driven Development guides writing a failing test before production code, then making it pass and refactoring safely. Use it when implementing features or fixes, or when a hook or workflow requires test-first discipline.

Verification enforces evidence-based checks before you say work is done. Use it before commits, PRs, handoffs, or any completion claim.

Worktree automates creating, listing, and removing Git worktrees for isolated feature development. Use it when you need parallel branches, separate dependencies, or a clean working directory.

Writing Skills applies TDD to skill authoring and plugin components. Use when creating new skills, editing existing skills, or reviewing skill quality, especially for prompts like "create skill" or "skill authoring".