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Workflow Kit

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  • Updated July 27, 2026
  • Alton09/q-skills

workflow-kit is a Claude Code plugin that runs the full feature lifecycle of structured planning, verified parallel implementation, and PR review.

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workflow-kit is a Claude Code plugin covering the full feature lifecycle: structured planning, verified implementation, and PR review. Its feature-plan skill creates implementation plans with phases, tasks, and acceptance criteria, and implement-plan executes a plan end-to-end with dependency-graph parallel phases, two-tier verification, an opus escalation rescue, and a post-plan review with auto-fix. It delegates to project-local composable skills like /verify and /create-worktree that the developer supplies.

  • feature-plan creates structured plans with phases and acceptance criteria
  • implement-plan executes plans with parallel phases and two-tier verification
  • Delegates to project-local composable skills you supply

Workflow Kit by the numbers

  • Data as of Jul 28, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
At a glance

workflow-kit capabilities & compatibility

Capabilities
feature plan · implement plan · pr review
Works with
github
Use cases
planning · orchestration · project management
/plugin marketplace add Alton09/q-skills
/plugin install workflow-kit@q-skills

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Last updatedJuly 27, 2026
RepositoryAlton09/q-skills

What it does

Plan and execute a full feature lifecycle in Claude Code with structured plans and verified parallel implementation.

Who is it for?

Developers who want structured plans and orchestrated, verified implementation inside Claude Code.

Skip if: Quick one-off edits that do not need a plan or worktree.

When should I use this skill?

You want to create a structured implementation plan or execute one end-to-end with verification.

What you get

A feature is planned into phases then implemented with parallel phases and two-tier verification.

By the numbers

  • 2 core skills: feature-plan and implement-plan
  • 3 required composable skills: /verify, /create-worktree, /clean-architecture
README.md

q-skills

A collection of project-agnostic Claude Code plugins for structured development workflows.

Plugins

workflow-kit

Project-agnostic Claude Code plugins for the full feature lifecycle: structured planning, verified implementation, and PR review.

Skills included:

Skill Command Description
feature-plan /workflow-kit:feature-plan Create structured implementation plans with phases, tasks, and acceptance criteria
implement-plan /workflow-kit:implement-plan Execute a plan end-to-end with dependency-graph parallel phases, two-tier verification, an opus escalation rescue, and a post-plan review + auto-fix
Composable Skills

workflow-kit skills delegate to project-local skills that you supply. These must exist in your project's .claude/skills/ before running implement-plan or feature-plan:

Skill Required Contract
/verify Required Run quality gates; return pass or fail with raw output verbatim on failure
/create-worktree Required Create an isolated git worktree and branch; return its path
/clean-architecture Required Load layer rules and naming conventions into context
/research Optional Look up latest API docs for a given surface; return findings as text. Skipped gracefully if absent.

See examples/android/ for a working reference implementation targeting Kotlin, Gradle KTS, Jetpack Compose, Hilt, and Clean Architecture. Copy and adapt those skills as a starting point for your own project.

dev-toolkit

Standalone dev utilities that work independently of any planning pipeline.

Skills included:

Skill Command Description
pr-review /dev-toolkit:pr-review Project-aware GitHub PR review with focused, numbered findings
skill-sharpener /dev-toolkit:skill-sharpener Analyze session transcripts to find and fix skill friction
notify-me /dev-toolkit:notify-me Send macOS system notifications during long-running tasks (macOS only)

Installation

  1. Clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/Alton09/q-skills.git ~/Workspace/q-skills
  1. Add the local directory as a marketplace and install each plugin:
claude plugin marketplace add /path/to/q-skills
claude plugin install workflow-kit
claude plugin install dev-toolkit
  1. Reload plugins in Claude Code:
/reload-plugins

Run /doctor to confirm no errors.

Updating

# Check your exact plugin identifier
claude plugins list

# Update using the name shown (e.g. workflow-kit@q-skills)
claude plugins update workflow-kit@<marketplace-name>
claude plugins update dev-toolkit@<marketplace-name>

Restart Claude Code after updating to apply changes.

Usage

After installation, skills are available as slash commands:

/workflow-kit:feature-plan      # Plan a feature
/workflow-kit:implement-plan    # Execute a plan
/dev-toolkit:pr-review          # Review a GitHub PR
/dev-toolkit:skill-sharpener    # Improve skills from session data
/dev-toolkit:notify-me          # Send macOS notification

Project Structure

q-skills/
  .claude-plugin/
    marketplace.json          # Marketplace registry (lists both plugins)
  plugins/
    workflow-kit/
      .claude-plugin/
        plugin.json           # Plugin manifest (v1.1.0)
      skills/
        feature-plan/         # Feature planning skill
        implement-plan/       # Plan execution skill (with built-in opus escalation rescue)
    dev-toolkit/
      .claude-plugin/
        plugin.json           # Plugin manifest (v1.0.0)
      skills/
        pr-review/            # GitHub PR review skill
        skill-sharpener/      # Skill improvement skill
        notify-me/            # macOS notification skill

License

See LICENSE for details.

Related skills

FAQ

What are the two main skills?

feature-plan and implement-plan.

Does workflow-kit need other skills?

Yes, it delegates to project-local skills like /verify, /create-worktree, and /clean-architecture.

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