Kimcharli Ck Skills
kimcharli-ck-skills is a Claude Code plugin for the Build phase that bundles five skills for project init, spec-driven workflow, git hygiene, lint autofix, and documentation on agent-assisted repos.
by kimcharli · github.com/kimcharli/ck-skills
Install kimcharli’s five Claude Code skills for interview-driven project init, spec-driven workflow, git hygiene, lint autofix, and documentation generation on real repos.
Add it to Claude Code
Install the plugin in Claude Code. One command, paste-ready.
/plugin install kimcharli-ck-skills@kimcharli/ck-skillsBuilt to be called by your agent
Skillselion is itself an MCP server. Your agent can pull this entry and a paste-ready install config straight from the API - no copy-paste.
Retrieve this entry with skillselion.get_details("plugin:kimcharli/ck-skills") and the paste-ready config with skillselion.get_install_config("plugin:kimcharli/ck-skills").
What it does
kimcharli-ck-skills is a Claude Code plugin marketplace that packages five opinionated skills for solo builders who want agent-assisted scaffolding instead of copy-pasting templates from blog posts. The bundle emphasizes interview-driven project init that produces structured, production-oriented layouts, then layers spec-driven development practices so Claude follows explicit specs before touching code. Git management, lint autofix, and documentation skills tighten the loop between commits, formatted files, and readable markdown so you spend less time on chores after each agent session. Categories surfaced in catalog metadata—development, documentation, project-management, git-management, and linting—match how indie operators actually ship: initialize, specify, implement, fix style, and publish docs. Complexity is intermediate because you coordinate multiple skills across a repo lifecycle, though individual commands can feel beginner-friendly once installed. Reach for this bundle when validating scope is done and you are building a Python-leaning or general software repo inside Claude Code; pair it with your own ship-phase testing rather than treating lint passes as full security r
Highlights
- 5-plugin skill collection covering init, SDD, git, lint, and documentation workflows
- Interview-driven project initialization with production-ready boilerplate generation
- Spec-driven development (SDD) commands and reflection-friendly workflow gates
- Git commit hygiene, changelog-oriented changes, and markdown documentation generation
- Lint and format autofix paths aimed at keeping generated Python projects well-tested
Why builders use it
Starting a new repo with Claude Code often skips consistent structure, SDD discipline, and automated git or lint hygiene until technical debt piles up.
After registering the marketplace, you get repeatable init, SDD, commit, lint, and doc commands so agent-generated code lands in a gated, documented project skeleton.
At a glance
- Type - Plugin in Development Tools.
- Adoption - 0 installs, 0 stars, 0 votes.
FAQ
Who is kimcharli-ck-skills for?
Claude Code developers who want kimcharli’s init, SDD, git, lint, and documentation skills as installable plugins rather than hand-copied SKILL files.
When should I use kimcharli-ck-skills?
Use it at project start or when retrofitting agent workflows—after you know what you are building but before you rely on ad hoc prompts for commits and docs.
How do I add kimcharli-ck-skills to my agent?
Register kimcharli/ck-skills in Claude Code, install the five plugins from the marketplace, then invoke each skill’s commands from your initialized repo.
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