Ajobi Uhc Seer
- 146 repo stars
- Updated February 8, 2026
- ajobi-uhc/seer
ajobi-uhc-seer is a Claude Code plugin that improves quality of life and infra for interpretability researchers working with interp agents.
About
ajobi-uhc-seer is a Claude Code plugin bundle built for interpretability researchers who run experiments with—or on—AI agents and find vanilla Claude Code limiting. Seer advertises quality-of-life improvements and infrastructure affordances (including Modal-oriented provisioning in its keyword set) so research loops spend less time fighting tooling and more time on mechanistic hypotheses. On Skillselion it shelves under Build agent-tooling because the deliverable is an enhanced agent environment, but the same kit supports early research spikes and Operate-style infra iteration when experiments scale. It is intentionally niche: not a general SaaS developer kit, but a research community plugin for interp workflows. developers outside interpretability should skip it; inside the field, it signals curated fixes around agent reliability and provisioning. Treat it as a specialized agent toolkit plugin, not a general marketplace of unrelated skills.
- Toolkit aimed at interpretability researchers using Claude Code with interp agents
- QoL fixes for annoyances when relying on stock Claude Code for research
- Keywords emphasize Modal provisioning, infra, and AI-powered research tooling
- Community-category plugin bundle (137 GitHub stars on ajobi-uhc/seer)
- Single-plugin listing focused on research agent workflows
Ajobi Uhc Seer by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 146 |
|---|---|
| Last updated | February 8, 2026 |
| Repository | ajobi-uhc/seer ↗ |
What it does
Equip interpretability researchers with Claude Code plugins and infra helpers so agent-driven experiments are less painful than stock Claude Code alone.
Who is it for?
Best when you're interpretability researchers and already use Claude Code agents and want Modal/provisioning-aware QoL tooling.
Skip if: General app developers with no interpretability research agenda who only need standard coding skills.
What you get
After you register Seer, research-oriented plugins and toolkit pieces reduce Claude Code papercuts so interp agent workflows feel closer to a purpose-built lab stack.
- Research-oriented Claude Code plugin configuration
- Reduced friction paths for interp agent experimentation
- Documented provisioning/toolkit setup from ajobi-uhc/seer
By the numbers
- 1 plugin in the bundle (pluginCount: 1)
- Source repo ajobi-uhc/seer with 137 GitHub stars
- Catalog category: community
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FAQ
Who is Ajobi Uhc Seer for?
It is for interpretability researchers who experiment with interp agents in Claude Code and want community plugins that address research-specific pain points.
When should I use Ajobi Uhc Seer?
Use it when stock Claude Code feels too bare for recurring interpretability runs, especially if you rely on agent helpers and Modal-style provisioning mentioned in the plugin keywords.
How do I add Ajobi Uhc Seer to my agent?
Install the ajobi-uhc/seer Claude Code plugin from Skillselion and follow the repository setup for the research toolkit and any Modal or infra steps documented there.