By lety-ai
Create a PR from a feature/fix/chore branch to develop following GitFlow and Conventional Commits
Official Claude Code plugin marketplace for the Lety AI team. Distributes skills as installable plugins directly from Claude Code using the /plugin command.
| Plugin | Description |
|---|---|
linear-task | Create Linear issues with user story, Gherkin acceptance criteria, and Definition of Done |
linear-report | Generate weekly activity reports from Linear grouped by project, milestone, and contributor |
pr-develop | Create a PR from a feature/fix/chore branch to develop following GitFlow and Conventional Commits |
pr-staging | Cut a release branch, bump version to RC, and create a PR to staging following GitFlow and semver |
pr-production | Strip RC suffix and create a PR from staging to master for production release following GitFlow |
typeorm | TypeORM best practices for NestJS + DataSource (0.3.x): no raw SQL, Repository/QueryBuilder only, migrations via CLI |
nest-module | Scaffold a complete NestJS module: entity, DTOs, module, gRPC controller, service, unit test, and mock factory |
entity-dto | Generate a TypeORM entity + Create/Update DTOs following official best practices — flags existing code issues |
gateway-controller | Scaffold a complete API Gateway feature: proto files, REST controller, gRPC service, and NestJS module |
test-scaffold | Generate unit tests for NestJS services — minimal mocks, getRepositoryToken, gRPC status code assertions |
migration-helper | Guide TypeORM migration workflow — generate, review, run, revert across tenant/platform/auth schemas |
error-handler | Write, review or fix error handling — BaseRpcException, TypeORM filters, RpcToHttpInterceptor, RMQ ack/nack |
security-review | Review JWT strategies, auth guards, middleware, and security config — flags vulnerabilities against NestJS docs and OWASP |
nextjs-feature | Scaffold a complete Next.js feature module: components, views, services, model, and logic following Screaming Architecture |
react-query | Generate TanStack Query v5 useQuery/useMutation hooks with ApiSDK pattern, queryKey conventions, and cache invalidation |
zod-form | Generate Zod schemas + react-hook-form setup — single and multi-step forms with standardSchemaResolver |
zustand | Scaffold Zustand v5 stores — persisted with partialize/onRehydrateStorage, UI stores, and wizard stores |
ui-component | Create React components following Atomic Design — atoms with CVA+cn()+Radix UI or feature-specific components |
casl | Add or review CASL permission checks — usePermissionsStore, haveSomePermission, route and component-level guards |
websocket | Scaffold NestJS WebSocket gateway with Socket.io, JWT auth guard, tenant room isolation, RabbitMQ broadcast, and Next.js client hook |
design-patterns | Review and refactor code using design patterns — detect duplication, god services, mixed concerns; apply Strategy, Facade, Observer, Container/Presenter, Custom Hook patterns |
pr-review | Review a PR for Lety 2.0 — auto-detects backend/frontend changes, dispatches specialist reviewers in parallel, produces tiered Critical/Important/Suggestion report |
1. Add this marketplace (one-time setup):
/plugin marketplace add https://github.com/lety-ai/lety-skill-hub
2. Browse and install plugins:
/plugin
Opens the plugin manager — go to Discover, select the plugins you want, choose user (global) or project (local), and install.
3. Use the skills:
/linear-task
/linear-report
/pr-develop
/pr-staging
/pr-production
/typeorm
/nest-module
/entity-dto
/gateway-controller
/test-scaffold
/migration-helper
/error-handler
/security-review
/nextjs-feature
/react-query
/zod-form
/zustand
/ui-component
/casl
/websocket
/design-patterns
/pr-review
.claude-plugin/
marketplace.json # Marketplace manifest (lists all plugins)
plugins/
<plugin-name>/
.claude-plugin/
plugin.json # Plugin manifest
skills/
<plugin-name>/
SKILL.md # Skill prompt content
git checkout -b plugin/<name>plugins/<name>/.claude-plugin/plugin.json and skills/<skill-name>/SKILL.md.claude-plugin/marketplace.jsonOwn this plugin?
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Generate a TypeORM entity (extending BaseEntity), Create DTO, and Update DTO for Lety 2.0 Backend following official best practices — flags issues in existing code
Generate unit tests for NestJS services — minimal mocks, getRepositoryToken, mock factory with EntityLike type, gRPC status code assertions
Review JWT strategies, auth guards, middleware, and security config in Lety 2.0 Backend — flags vulnerabilities against NestJS and OWASP best practices
Write, review or fix error handling — BaseRpcException with correct gRPC status codes, TypeORM exception filters, RpcToHttpInterceptor mapping, RabbitMQ ack/nack patterns
Scaffold a complete NestJS module for Lety 2.0 Backend: entity, DTOs, module, gRPC controller, service with BaseRpcException, unit test and mock factory — following project conventions
npx claudepluginhub lety-ai/lety-skill-hub --plugin pr-developComprehensive Git Flow automation with hooks and commands
Git workflow best practices with commit validation hooks
Essential shipping workflow — group a dirty working tree into clean commits, push the branch, and open a senior-engineer-quality GitHub PR with auto-applied labels and "might address #X" issue links.
End-to-end workflow for creating feature branch PRs against upstream (steveyegge/beads or steveyegge/gastown) from your fork - branch creation, implementation, PR submission, cherry-pick to main, and rig clone updates.
Design fluency for frontend development. 1 skill with 23 commands (/impeccable polish, /impeccable audit, /impeccable critique, etc.) and curated anti-pattern detection.
Behavioral guidelines to reduce common LLM coding mistakes, derived from Andrej Karpathy's observations on LLM coding pitfalls