Claude Code and Codex plugin for Go development, MySQL/Aurora guidance, implementation discipline, PR workflows, opsx prompts, and technical writing.
Use when a Go task needs guidance on error ownership, logging, stdlib-vs-custom helper choices, version-specific APIs, concurrency, testing, package/interface design, performance, gRPC/protobuf, database/sql, Ent, or tooling decisions.
Use when writing or reviewing MySQL 8.0 or Aurora MySQL 3 SQL, indexes, UUID storage, cursor pagination, EXPLAIN, HLL, deadlocks, MDL, gh-ost, pt-osc, RDS Proxy, JDBC Wrapper, slow query logs, schema migrations, connection pools, or Aurora failover.
Use before crossing a decision boundary: a direction choice (multiple valid implementations), a contract commitment (public API, database schema, proto/GraphQL field, migration, auth/tenant boundary, event format), a costly-to-reverse action (delete data, force push, deploy to shared env), after a discovery that invalidates the plan, or after completing an independently reviewable slice. Not for routine work inside the agreed slice — never pre-emptively, never based on size.
Use when the user asks to create, update, synchronize, merge, close, reopen, mark draft, or mark ready a pull request, or when PR title, body, branch, label, merge, or publish authorization conventions matter. Caruso/JasperLabs scoped. Not for PR review comments; use resolve-pr-comments.
Use when the user asks to "plan a project", "break down this project", "create an engineering plan", or "plan the work for [project name]". Also use when reviewing or refining an existing engineering plan.
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Claude Code and Codex plugin for Go development, MySQL/Aurora guidance, implementation discipline, PR workflows, opsx prompts, and technical writing.
/plugin marketplace add alleninnz/my-claude-codex
/plugin install my-claude-codex
codex plugin marketplace add alleninnz/my-claude-codex
codex plugin marketplace upgrade my-claude-codex
| Skill | What it does |
|---|---|
pr | Create and update PRs with diff-based title/description generation |
resolve-pr-comments | Interactive per-comment review of AI reviewer feedback on current PR |
write-linear-issue | Draft or rewrite engineering Linear issues using the intent-contract structure (Title / What to build / Acceptance Criteria); opt-in story point estimation |
project-planning | Convert a refined Linear project scope into milestones + vertically-sliced issues + story-point estimates, then publish to Linear |
go-playbook | Go 1.21-1.26 patterns — error handling, concurrency, testing, performance, gRPC |
mysql-aurora-playbook | MySQL 8.0 & Aurora MySQL 3 patterns — indexes, types, queries, DDL, monitoring |
pause-for-review | Decision boundaries where agents stop code generation for user review — direction, contract, reversibility, discovery, slice-complete — with a pause-output template |
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