conventions

Claude Plugins

A collection of Claude Code plugins for coding conventions and team-based development workflows.

Plugins

conventions

Coding convention skills for JVM languages. These are non-user-invocable skills loaded automatically by agents when writing or reviewing code.

Skill	Description
groovy-coding-conventions	General Groovy programming principles and design conventions
groovy-spock-coding-conventions	Spock test structuring, mocking, data-driven tests, and interaction verification
java-coding-conventions	General Java programming principles and design conventions

workflows

Team-based development workflows using coordinated agents.

Skills

Skill	Description
feature	Orchestrates feature development end-to-end. Validates the repo is clean, then launches the agent team. User-invocable.

Agents

The feature skill spawns a four-agent team that follows a TDD workflow:

Agent	Role
architect	Lead teammate. Researches the codebase, plans interactively with the user, broadcasts requirements to the team. Loads architecture convention skills. Never writes code.
tester	Owns the red phase. Translates the architect's requirements into failing Spock tests, gets them reviewed, then hands off to the implementer.
implementer	Owns the green phase. Makes failing tests pass, then submits code for review. Loads coding convention skills.
reviewer	Quality gate. Reviews test and implementation code against loaded conventions. Must approve before work proceeds.

User Request
  └─► architect (plans with user)
        └─► tester (writes failing tests)
              └─► reviewer (approves tests)
                    └─► implementer (makes tests green)
                          └─► reviewer (approves implementation)

Standalone Agents

Located in .claude/agents/, these are available outside the team workflow:

Agent	Description
spock-test-writer	Writes Spock unit tests with strict convention compliance. Loads groovy-coding-conventions and groovy-spock-coding-conventions skills. Iterates through implement → review → fix cycles until zero violations, then runs tests.