By cinjoff
fhhs-skills: All-in-one workflow plugin — 33 skills and 31 agents for spec-driven development, TDD, design quality, web research, startup validation, and autonomous execution. No other plugins required.
Senior software architect that delivers comprehensive, actionable architecture blueprints by deeply understanding codebases and making confident architectural decisions.
Traces feature implementations across codebases — entry points through all abstraction layers. Uses LSP for precise navigation.
Reviews code changes for production readiness — plan alignment, code quality, architecture, testing, and severity-classified findings.
Adapts designs to work across different screen sizes, devices, contexts, or platforms. Ensures consistent experience across varied environments.
Performs comprehensive audit of interface quality across accessibility, performance, theming, and responsive design. Generates detailed report with severity ratings and recommendations.
Run autonomous execution — plans, reviews, builds, and reviews each phase without human intervention. Use when the user says 'auto', 'run autonomously', 'hands-off', or 'walk away'.
Execute a plan — turns your PLAN.md into working code with tests and quality checks.
Fix a bug. Finds the root cause, writes a test, and patches it.
Validate .planning/ directory integrity and diagnose issues. Use when the user says 'health', 'health check', 'check planning', 'is my project ok', or suspects corrupted planning state. Supports --repair flag.
Display the fhhs-skills command reference and architecture guide. Use when the user says 'help', 'what commands', 'show commands', 'how do composites work', 'skills guide', or needs an overview of available commands and how they fit together.
Uses power tools
Uses Bash, Write, or Edit tools
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An all-in-one workflow toolkit for Claude Code and pi.dev — 33 skills and 31 specialized agents covering planning, spec-driven development, building, reviewing, debugging, design quality, security, web research, startup validation, and autonomous execution. One install, no other plugins required.
Plan before you build. /fh:plan-work researches your problem using FPF-lite (hypothesis diversity with epistemic tagging), brainstorms conservative and ambitious approaches, generates a SPEC.md for complex plans (architecture, data flow, failure modes via the spec-architect agent), locks decisions, and outputs an execution-ready plan. /fh:plan-review stress-tests it against business alignment, engineering rigor, and blast radius before a single line of code is written.
Build with quality gates. /fh:build turns plans into code using parallel subagents — each task runs in fresh context with TDD, LSP navigation, SPEC.md awareness, and framework-specific best practices. Task state persists for crash resume. Phase completion triggers integration checks, goal verification, and architecture refresh. Complex builds get a post-build reflection pass — an adversarial critic that catches biases, grades against spec, and surfaces friction before review.
Review that actually catches things. /fh:review runs static analysis, spec verification, goal verification against must-haves, and conditional quality refinement — dispatching design agents (polish, harden, normalize, security) based on what the diff actually touches. Recurring patterns across sessions are surfaced and escalated.
Research anything. /fh:research routes queries through content-type-specific patterns — documentation sites, GitHub repos, news articles, research papers, YouTube transcripts — using Firecrawl for clean markdown extraction. Dispatches subagents for multi-source synthesis.
Fix bugs systematically. /fh:fix triages by complexity, writes a failing test first, then patches. Complex bugs get parallel debugger subagents or persistent debug sessions.
Run autonomously. /fh:auto chains plan -> review -> build -> review for every phase without intervention. Decisions are logged with confidence levels. Crashes resume from state. Cross-phase reflection findings feed into subsequent planning to avoid repeating mistakes.
Cross-session memory. Skills persist findings between sessions — root causes, architectural decisions, vulnerability patterns. claude-mem is the primary context access layer: skills query by intent before reading files, and large outputs are indexed instead of flooding the context window.
Validate startup ideas. Five dedicated skills cover market research, competitive analysis, positioning, pitch scripts, and strategic advising — all feeding into the build pipeline when you're ready to code.
claude plugin marketplace add cinjoff/fhhs-skills
claude plugin install fh@fhhs-skills
Then run /fh:setup in a Claude Code session. It detects your platform and walks you through dependencies.
pi install /path/to/fhhs-skills
# or: pi install git:https://github.com/cinjoff/fhhs-skills
The repository now ships pi-compatible adapters under .pi/skills/ (declared in package.json via the pi.skills manifest). In pi, use /skill:<name> commands, for example:
/skill:fh-setup
/skill:fh-plan-work
/skill:fh-build
If you use a pi subagent extension/tooling, this repo also generates project-local subagent adapters in .pi/agents/*.md with fh:* names (for example fh:code-reviewer, fh:gsd-debugger).
Full command mapping: .pi/README.md.
Subagent mapping: .pi/agents/README.md.
Codex supports Agent Skills format (SKILL.md). This repository ships Codex adapters under .codex/skills/.
Use the adapters in-repo (or keep .codex/ and .claude/ together in your own distribution). The adapters read canonical skill instructions from .claude/skills/.
In Codex, invoke by skill name (for example fh-setup, fh-plan-work, fh-build).
Full command mapping: .codex/README.md.
.claude/skills/ is the single source of truth for skills, and agents/*.md is the source of truth for subagent personas. .pi/skills/, .codex/skills/, and .pi/agents/ are generated adapters.
npm run sync:adapters
npm run check:adapters
/fh:new-project scaffold a project with vision, stack, design language, and roadmap
/fh:plan-work design the first feature
/fh:build execute the plan
/fh:review verify and promote
(Claude command surface shown above. pi.dev and Codex equivalents are listed in .pi/README.md and .codex/README.md.)
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