Lollipopkit Cc Plugins
- 7 repo stars
- Updated March 14, 2026
- lollipopkit/cc-plugins
lollipopkit-cc-plugins is a Claude Code plugin that adds rlm and devloop-style reasoning loops, subagents, and verify-before-commit workflows across three agent extensions.
About
lollipopkit-cc-plugins is a Claude Code plugin collection from lollipopkit/cc-plugins that ships three extensions aimed at serious agentic development: recursive reasoning (rlm), devloop-style iteration, and supporting review or refine mechanics. developers tackling large repos or ambiguous issues install it when single-pass Claude answers are too shallow—they want multipass passes, subagent delegation, explicit verify steps, and commit narratives grounded in evidence. Keywords in the bundle point to compressed context handling, branch-and-merge agent workflows, issue-driven loops, and guardrails that challenge unsupported claims before code lands. It complements ordinary coding skills by changing how the agent works, not which API it calls. On Skillselion it belongs under Build/agent-tooling with spillover into Ship/review when plugins enforce pre-merge verification. You still own git and CI; the plugins shape agent discipline during long-horizon tasks.
- Three plugins for Claude Code covering rlm, devloop, and related agent loops
- Multipass and reflexion-style iterate-until-verify flows with auditable evidence
- Subagents, compressed context, and preprocessing for large-codebase tasks
- Self-refine and review steps before merge-ready commits
- Firewall and locators patterns to constrain claims and tie outputs to sources
Lollipopkit Cc Plugins by the numbers
- Data as of Jul 7, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
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| repo stars | ★ 7 |
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| Last updated | March 14, 2026 |
| Repository | lollipopkit/cc-plugins ↗ |
What it does
Extend Claude Code with rlm, devloop, and reasoning-loop plugins for multipass review, evidence-backed commits, and iterative self-verify workflows on large tasks.
Who is it for?
Power users of Claude Code who want devloop/rlm patterns, evidence-linked commits, and iterative verification on complex issues.
Skip if: Beginners who only need simple edits or teams that disallow multi-agent or high-token reasoning loops.
What you get
After installing the three plugins, Claude Code can run structured multipass reasoning, subagent splits, and self-refine review cycles before you merge.
- Three Claude Code plugins (rlm, devloop, and related tooling)
- Iterate-until-verify and auditable review patterns for agent work
- Large-context preprocessing and subagent delegation behaviors
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FAQ
Who is Lollipopkit Cc Plugins for?
It is for Claude Code users who run rlm or devloop-style workflows and want plugins for multipass reasoning, subagents, and verified commits.
When should I use Lollipopkit Cc Plugins?
Use it during large refactors or tricky bugs when you need iterative agent passes, reflexion, and review gates instead of a single chat response.
How do I add Lollipopkit Cc Plugins to my agent?
Add lollipopkit/cc-plugins as a Claude Code marketplace or plugin source, enable all three plugins, and configure devloop or rlm per the repository README.