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Skills/DR CODE/TESSERA

dr-code/tessera

1 skill · 0 installs · GitHub

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npx skills add https://github.com/dr-code/tessera

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1Tesseratessera is an agent skill and tooling package that gives Claude Code persistent memory of your codebase. It builds a SQLite graph linking files, symbols, and dependencies, then routes agent reads to the right places instead of re-scanning the whole tree every prompt. It records decisions and plan progress across sessions, which matters for solo builders who ship over weeks, not hours. The package also embeds the Superpowers development methodology, Plannotator for visual plan review, and slash commands such as /build, /codex-review, /mdd, and /diagram so planning, implementation, and review stay in one loop. Install it when your repo has outgrown ad-hoc @-mentions and you want spec-driven, TDD-friendly agent workflows without losing architectural context. Intermediate-to-advanced because you must maintain the graph, trust routed reads, and align methodology gates with your team habits—even if the team is just you.0installs