By davepoon
Prime Claude with comprehensive project context via slash commands that load READMEs, git-tracked files excluding ignores, directory structures, and specialized docs, while auto-building markdown reference summaries in /ref for optimized AI-assisted development workflows.
Load project context by reading README.md and exploring relevant project files
Build reference documentation by creating markdown files and updating CLAUDE.md
Load project context by reading key documentation files and exploring project structure
Read project commands and documentation to optimize AI-assisted development process
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npx claudepluginhub davepoon/buildwithclaude --plugin commands-context-loading-primingCommands for team workflows, PR reviews, and collaboration
General-purpose utility commands
Commands for integrating with external services and syncing data
Expert agents for specific programming languages (Python, Go, Rust, etc.)
Expert agents for cryptocurrency trading, DeFi strategies, and market analysis
Interactive setup wizard for configuring any repository with Claude Code best practices, based on Boris Cherny's workflow
General debugging and utility commands
Claude Code workflow patterns: prompting, CLAUDE.md maintenance, multi-agent orchestration
Tooling and developer productivity experts - CLI tools, documentation, README generation, and DX optimization
5 methods to retrieve code context: DeepWiki, Context7, Exa, git clone, and web search+fetch
Helps Claude read a planning document and explore related files to get familiar with a topic. Asking Claude to prepare to discuss seems to work better than asking it to prepare to do specific work. This is followed by Plan, then Execute.