By neoeinstein
Structured multi-agent development pipeline with phased investigation, planning, implementation, and two-stage review (spec compliance + pluggable evaluators)
Use this agent for Phase 1 investigation when the task requires codebase exploration — systematically catalogs the current state of a concern. Searches for patterns, construction sites, and edge cases. Returns a structured findings report.
Use this agent for Phase 1 investigation when the task requires both codebase exploration AND external knowledge — e.g., understanding current implementation then researching how an API or library actually works. Returns a unified findings report.
Use this agent for Phase 6 code quality evaluation — reviews implementation for code quality, security, type safety, or other concerns. Dispatched with a specific evaluator prompt from the project's evaluator configuration. Runs AFTER spec compliance passes.
Use this agent to address specific findings from evaluators or spec-reviewers that indicate spec compliance or quality failures. Input is a set of findings with file:line references. Must re-run verification after fixes and report what was changed.
Use this agent to implement a specific task from a plan. Follows the plan exactly, writes tests, self-reviews, commits, and reports back with evidence. Dispatched once per task — fresh agent each time to prevent context pollution.
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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A Claude Code plugin marketplace containing development-focused plugins.
Add this marketplace to Claude Code:
/plugin marketplace add neoeinstein/claude-plugins
Then browse and install individual plugins:
/plugin browse
/plugin install rust-best-practices@neoeinstein-plugins
| Plugin | Version | Description |
|---|---|---|
| rust-best-practices | 1.0.0 | Idiomatic Rust development guidance with best practices skill and auto-formatting hook |
| askama | 0.1.0 | Askama Rust template engine guidance for writing and debugging templates |
| htmx-alpine | 0.1.0 | HTMX and Alpine.js patterns for server-driven web applications |
| mise | 0.1.0 | mise toolchain manager guidance for consistent development environments |
claude-plugins/
├── .claude-plugin/
│ └── marketplace.json # Marketplace catalog
├── plugins/
│ ├── rust-best-practices/ # Rust development skill + rustfmt hook
│ ├── askama/ # Askama template guidance
│ ├── htmx-alpine/ # HTMX + Alpine.js patterns
│ └── mise/ # mise toolchain management
└── README.md
Each plugin has its own .claude-plugin/plugin.json manifest and contains skills, hooks, or both.
The primary plugin. Provides:
rustfmt after file edits, with nightly/stable toolchain fallbackTemplate engine guidance for Askama (Jinja2-like templates compiled to Rust). Covers writing templates and debugging compilation errors.
Patterns for building server-driven web applications with HTMX and Alpine.js. Language-agnostic guidance focused on the interaction model.
Guidance for using mise as a toolchain manager. Covers both mise.toml (for repos you control) and mise.local.toml (for repos you contribute to).
MIT
npx claudepluginhub neoeinstein/claude-plugins --plugin agent-team-pipelinemise toolchain manager guidance with task runner, monorepo patterns, project onboarding, and SessionStart hook for toolchain detection
Typst authoring guidance plus a markdown-to-pdf workflow: convert Markdown to branded PDF or HTML through a pure Typst pipeline with pluggable, per-document theming
HTMX and Alpine.js patterns for server-driven web applications with accessibility and framework-specific guidance
Prevents macOS sleep and screen lock during Claude's active turn, re-enabling sleep when waiting for user input
Idiomatic Rust development guidance with best practices skill and auto-formatting hook
Comprehensive collection of specialized Rust development agents with Claude Code best practices. Includes rust-modern-apis skill for proactive suggestions of stable Rust APIs added in 1.89–1.97, loaded explicitly at session startup by rust-developer and rust-code-reviewer. team-develop skill for multi-agent collaborative development and team-debug skill for multi-agent root cause investigation (stops at consolidated review, awaits user decision on issues/epic/team-develop handoff), both via Claude Code experimental agent teams. continuous-improvement orchestrator spawns read-only rust-live-tester, rust-researcher, rust-arch-analyst, and rust-security-analyst agents for automated CI cycles; the arch-inspect and security-audit skills back the code-quality and vulnerability audits. Full-cycle SDD orchestrator with BRD/SRS/NFR pipeline (spec-from-stream skill). Autonomous tech-writer agent for user-facing documentation with progressive disclosure. rust-analyzer LSP integration for real-time code intelligence. Handoff protocol via rust-agent-handoff skill for context sharing. Adversarial critic agent for stress-testing designs. Updated for Rust Edition 2024 and modern tooling.
Meta-plugin that installs all skills from all plugins in the marketplace
70+ Claude Code slash commands across 12 development phases with Dagger-based safety system, multi-dimensional validation, and specialized agents
Advanced Ruby on Rails skills for MVC patterns, Active Record, and Hotwire
Master Rust async programming with Tokio, async traits, error handling, and concurrent patterns. Use when building async Rust applications, implementing concurrent systems, or debugging async code.
Consult multiple AI coding agents (Gemini, OpenAI, Grok, Perplexity, plus codex, antigravity, and grok CLIs when installed) to get diverse perspectives on coding problems