Cliftonc Claude Plugins
- Updated November 1, 2025
- cliftonc/claude-plugins
cliftonc-claude-plugins is a Claude Code plugin that adds reusable TypeScript review commands with file-scoped quality, typecheck, and architectural pattern feedback.
About
cliftonc-claude-plugins is a one-plugin Claude Code bundle from cliftonc’s personal plugin repo, aimed at and small-team developers who want opinionated TypeScript hygiene without leaving the agent. The catalog keywords point to a tsreview-style skill plus commands that emphasize file-scoped analysis, instant feedback after writes, and themes like SOLID, refactoring, and design patterns rather than generic chat advice. It fits developers shipping APIs, CLIs, or SaaS backends in TypeScript who already use Claude Code and want review rituals that feel like a lightweight pre-commit gate. Place it in Ship / Review as the primary shelf, but expect real use during Build when you are iterating on modules. It is not a full ESLint replacement or security scanner; it is agent-guided review and enforcement layered on your existing toolchain. Register the marketplace entry, add the plugin, and wire the review skill or commands into your post-edit or pre-PR workflow.
- File-scoped TypeScript review with typecheck and lint-style instant feedback
- SOLID and design-pattern oriented architectural commentary
- Pre-commit and code-quality enforcement hooks aligned with Claude Code commands
- Auto-activated checks after edits for continuous review without a separate CI step
- Single-plugin bundle of reusable skills and commands from one community repo
Cliftonc Claude Plugins by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| Last updated | November 1, 2025 |
|---|---|
| Repository | cliftonc/claude-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Install reusable Claude commands and a TypeScript-focused review skill that gives file-scoped linting, typecheck, and SOLID or design-pattern feedback while you edit.
Who is it for?
Best when you're on TypeScript SaaS or API codebases and want Claude Code to behave like a diligent review partner on every save.
Skip if: Skip if you need certified security audits, non-TypeScript stacks only, or a replacement for a configured ESLint and CI matrix with zero local setup.
What you get
After you add the plugin, Claude can run focused TS review and quality checks on the files you touch and surface refactoring and architecture notes before you commit.
- Installed plugin with review-oriented skills and commands
- Repeatable TS review prompts tied to edited files
- Faster local feedback loop before CI or human review
By the numbers
- Plugin count in repo: 1
- Source: community auto-discovered marketplace entry
- Primary stack signal: TypeScript (tsreview, typecheck keywords)
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Agent skill and command bundle for in-editor review, not an MCP server or hosted marketplace of unrelated tools.
FAQ
Who is Cliftonc Claude Plugins for?
It is for Claude Code users maintaining TypeScript projects who want reusable review skills and commands with SOLID and design-pattern awareness.
When should I use Cliftonc Claude Plugins?
Use it after editing TS files or before a PR when you want instant, file-scoped typecheck, linting-style feedback, and architectural notes.
How do I add Cliftonc Claude Plugins to my agent?
Register the cliftonc/claude-plugins marketplace repo in Claude Code, install the bundled plugin, then invoke its review skill or slash commands from your project session.