Claude Skills by addit-digital

Use when the user makes or records a significant architectural or technical decision — choosing a framework, database, protocol, pattern, or trade-off ("we decided to use X instead of Y because..."), or explicitly asks to write an ADR. Captures the decision as a structured MADR-format Architecture Decision Record in docs/adr/.

Scan the current TS/React project's existing UI layer and write .claude/design-conventions.md — a project-specific visual design convention file that rules/typescript.md loads before UI work. Use when starting UI work in an existing project, when design conventions have drifted, or when --refresh is passed to merge in new patterns.

Use to drive a software feature or fix through the full engineering loop — investigate, design (with an architect-reviewer gate), get your explicit approval on the plan, then implement, verify with qa-engineer, and drive the code-review fix loop to a clean state. Deterministic multi-agent orchestration for the design-gate and review-gate loops this setup's engineering-loop rule already describes, so you don't have to hand-drive each Agent call yourself. Software-development-lifecycle scoped (...

Scan the current Go repo and write .claude/go-conventions.md — a project-specific convention file that rules/go.md loads on every session instead of re-scanning the codebase from scratch. Use when starting work in a new Go repo, when conventions have drifted, or when --refresh is passed to merge in new patterns.

Use when the user wants to save, export, or persist a plan (or any diagram-rich design doc shown in the CLI) to a markdown file so it can be opened and viewed with rendered mermaid diagrams. The terminal can't render mermaid; this writes the plan to docs/work/<slug>/plans/ (or a temp scratch file) for viewing in an IDE preview or on GitHub.

Use once, right after installing the addit-harness Claude Code plugin, to place the parts a plugin can't carry natively (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md, path-scoped rules/, references/, settings.json) into ~/.claude or the current project. Also use to re-sync after a plugin update, or to switch between global and project scope.