claude-templates

Claude Templates

WARNING: This project is designed for use in sandboxed environments only.

A curated setup for Claude Code combining plugins (from the Claude marketplace) and skills (from skills.sh) with sandbox safety guards. Designed for YOLO mode (--dangerously-skip-permissions).

Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/pvillega/claude-templates.git
cd claude-templates

# Installs plugins, skills, and default settings
./install.sh

# Run Claude (added as an alias to your ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc)
cl

To update all installed plugins, skills, and tools to their latest versions:

./update.sh

To completely remove everything installed by this project:

./uninstall.sh

If you do not use Bash or Zsh, you can set up the alias manually:

alias cl='SLASH_COMMAND_TOOL_CHAR_BUDGET=30000 claude --dangerously-skip-permissions'

Prerequisites

The installer requires the following to be available before running:

• curl — for downloading installers
• npm — for installing Node.js-based tools and skills
• Homebrew — package manager for CLI tools (macOS and Linux)

Homebrew is available on both macOS and Linux. To install:

# macOS and Linux
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"

For Linux-specific instructions, see Homebrew on Linux.

About Safety

Using agents without restrictions on tools poses some dangers. It could impact files outside your workspace, potentially damaging your system. Or it can exfiltrate data.

As a consequence, using Claude Code from your local environment by itself is risky. At this point in time there are multiple alternatives, so this template doesn't enforce any preferences.

What it does, though, it to restrict very dangerous commands (like git push --force)

Setup

The install.sh script installs plugins, skills, sandbox settings, and marketplace configuration. Run it from the repository root:

./install.sh

Use --clean for a fresh install when you want to remove stale configuration that might not be properly overridden. The --dry-run flag lets you preview what would be deleted before committing.

API Keys

Tavily requires an API key. You can configure it via:

• Tavily CLI login (recommended): Run tvly login --api-key $(echo $TAVILY_API_KEY) to authenticate using your API key.
• Shell export: Add export TAVILY_API_KEY=... to your shell profile.

Plugins

Plugins are installed from the Claude marketplace. They provide commands, agents, skills, and MCP server configurations.

Plugin	Description	Trigger
Superpowers	Structured software development: TDD, debugging, brainstorming, subagent code review	/brainstorming, /execute-plan
Frontend Design	Generates production-grade frontend interfaces with bold aesthetic choices	Automatic
Code Review	PR analysis with five specialized agents checking compliance, bugs, and git history	/code-review
CLAUDE.md Management	Audits and improves CLAUDE.md files, captures learnings from sessions	audit my CLAUDE.md, /revise-claude-md
Security Guidance	Warns about security vulnerabilities when editing files (injection, XSS, etc.)	Automatic (pre-tool hook)
Skill Creator	Create, evaluate, improve, and benchmark skills	/skill-creator
Commit Commands	Automates commit messages, pushing, and PR creation with style analysis	/commit, /commit-push-pr
Claude Code Setup	Recommends tailored automations (MCP servers, skills, hooks, subagents)	recommend automations for this project
PR Review Toolkit	Code quality analysis with six specialized agents for comments, tests, types, etc.	Natural language PR review requests
Hookify	Create custom hooks from natural language — regex pattern matching, no coding required	/hookify Warn me when...