By ceejbot
Personal workflow skills for Rust (and Scala) projects: trivia memory bootstrap, session start + retro, holistic + scoped code review, problem-statement design docs, great commit messages, and usage-driven plugin curation
Use when the user wants to audit or prune their Claude Code setup — says "audit my plugins", "what am I actually using", "curate my Claude setup", "which plugins can I disable", "clean up my enabled plugins" — or runs a periodic (e.g. quarterly) review of installed plugins, skills, and MCP servers. Produces keep / consolidate / prune recommendations grounded in real usage counts.
Use when starting trivia memory in a Rust project for the first time, when the user says "set up trivia" or "bootstrap project memory", or when no `project:<slug>`-tagged memories exist yet for this repo
Use when reviewing a scoped Rust change — uncommitted diff, unpushed commit stack, or open PR. Triggers on phrases like "review this change", "review my diff", "review this PR", "look over what I'm about to push", or "is this ready to merge". Applies the project-review quality lens scoped to the diff and answers four targeted questions (intent match, testing, documentation, completeness). Produces a small number of ranked, highly actionable suggestions.
Use when the user asks for a holistic / wholistic review of a Rust project, "is this codebase healthy", "review the project", "audit before sharing", or at a periodic checkpoint in a personal Rust project
Use when reviewing code for security — threat-modeling a change or service, auditing untrusted-input handling, secrets or PHI exposure, injection, auth, crypto, panics-as-DoS, or supply-chain risk. Triggers on "security review", "is this safe to expose", "threat model this", "check for vulnerabilities", "audit before it takes untrusted input", "HIPAA review". Rust-shaped but applies to any language. Produces ranked, exploitable-first findings with an attacker path, a CWE reference, and the smallest fix.
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A small Claude Code plugin holding the workflow skills I re-use on Rust personal projects.
project-trivia-setup — Bootstraps the trivia MCP for a project. Establishes the project:<slug> tag convention and seeds initial overview / focus / conventions memories.session-start — The companion to session-retro and the other half of the loop. Opens a session by recalling the project's current focus and the few most relevant lessons from trivia (not the whole project memory), confirms the direction with you, then enters plan mode to design the work with those lessons in hand.session-retro — End-of-session reflection. Recalls prior retros, captures what worked and what didn't, and stores each lesson in trivia under the project tag.rust-project-review — Holistic code review pass with a general (architecture, README, simplicity, parse-don't-validate) section and a Rust-specific (types, errors, clippy, clones, idioms) section.rust-change-review — Focused review of a scoped set of changes (uncommitted diff, unpushed commit stack, or GitHub PR). Applies the same quality lens as the full project review but restricted to the diff, plus targeted questions on intent, testing, documentation, and completeness. Produces a small number of ranked, highly actionable suggestions.scala-project-review — The Scala counterpart to rust-project-review: a general section plus Scala-specific hygiene (idioms, ADTs, effects, implicits/givens, build tooling).writing-design-docs — Problem-statement design doc helper distilled from my blog post on design docs. Includes a fillable template.writing-commit-messages — Helps draft a commit / PR message worth living in main for years. Inverted-pyramid structure, hard-wrap discipline, real-world anti-patterns. Distilled from ceej's "Writing great commit messages" doc.plugin-curation — Audits an installed Claude Code setup against real usage signals (~/.claude.json skillUsage + favoritePlugins, plus cc-query for MCP/subagent traffic) and produces keep / consolidate / prune recommendations. Built to re-run periodically.From this repository:
/plugin install /Users/ceej/code/personal/rust/ceej-skills
Or, if published to a marketplace:
/plugin install ceej-skills
.claude-plugin/plugin.json
skills/
project-trivia-setup/SKILL.md
session-start/SKILL.md
session-retro/SKILL.md
rust-project-review/SKILL.md
rust-change-review/SKILL.md
scala-project-review/SKILL.md
writing-design-docs/
SKILL.md
template.md
writing-commit-messages/SKILL.md
plugin-curation/
SKILL.md
queries.sql
All trivia memories created by these skills carry the tag project:<slug> where <slug> is the project's Cargo.toml [package].name (or the directory name if there's no manifest yet). This keeps the global trivia DB safely shared across projects — recall by tag, never by accident.
v0. The skills will improve as real usage reveals failure modes — see superpowers:writing-skills for the TDD-style refinement loop.
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