ykdojo/claude-code-tips

Actions Failure Analyzer investigates a failed GitHub Actions workflow run and identifies the specific root cause. It checks the job's recent history for flakiness, traces the breaking commit, and searches for open PRs that may already fix the issue.

HN Summarize fetches and summarizes Hacker News top stories, articles, and their comment threads using the official Firebase and Algolia APIs. Use it when you need a briefing on front-page stories, a specific story plus its discussion, or the top N from hckrnews without scraping the JavaScript-rendered site.

Half Clone clones the later half of the current Claude Code conversation, discarding earlier context to reduce token usage while preserving recent work. Use it when a session has grown long and you want to continue with only the latest context.

Handoff writes or updates a HANDOFF.md document so the next AI agent with fresh context can continue the work. Use it to record goals, progress, what worked, what didn't, and next steps before handing off a coding session.

Private Code Search mirrors your GitHub repositories to a local directory and runs ripgrep for fast full-text search across all of them, including private ones. Use it when you need to find which repository contains a snippet and GitHub's API search fails on private repos.

Quarter Clone clones the last quarter of the current conversation to reduce token usage while preserving recent work. Use it when you want to discard old context and continue from the most recent portion.

Reddit Fetch retrieves Reddit content via its public JSON API, using a DuckDuckGo redirect to bypass Reddit's automated-access blocking. Use it when accessing Reddit URLs, researching topics, or when Reddit returns 403/blocked errors.

Review CLAUDE.md analyzes recent Claude Code conversations to find improvements for global and project-level CLAUDE.md files. Use it to reinforce violated instructions, add project-specific patterns, and identify outdated guidance.

Version Check recommends which Claude Code version to run or update to, and whether to pin a release. It compares installed vs published versions, scans the changelog for regressions, checks community issues, and tests model claims before recommending.