reflect

cc-plugins

Plugins for Claude Code — skills, hooks, and commands, organized as a marketplace of independent plugins.

Install

Add the marketplace, then install the plugins you want:

/plugin marketplace add materkey/cc-plugins

/plugin install reflect@materkey-cc-plugins
/plugin install go@materkey-cc-plugins
/plugin install skill-workshop@materkey-cc-plugins

Test a plugin locally:

claude --plugin-dir plugins/reflect
claude --plugin-dir plugins/go
claude --plugin-dir plugins/skill-workshop

cp -r plugins/reflect/skills/reflect ~/.claude/skills/
cp -r plugins/reflect/skills/reflect-architecture ~/.claude/skills/

cp -r plugins/go/skills/go ~/.claude/skills/

cp -r plugins/skill-workshop/skills/skill-workshop ~/.claude/skills/
cp plugins/skill-workshop/agents/session-analyzer.md ~/.claude/agents/

Plugins

reflect

Two complementary skills for learning from session experience. reflect handles patch-level fixes to existing skills. reflect-architecture steps back and decides what type of change is needed.

reflect — scans the current conversation for corrections, confirmed patterns, preference signals, and skill bugs. Maps each signal to an existing skill and proposes targeted edits. Signals that don't map to any existing skill are flagged as architecture-level and deferred to reflect-architecture.

• Filters out agent messages, quoted text, and one-off instructions
• Edits SKILL.md files directly after user approval
• Reminds to re-invoke edited skills in the current session

reflect-architecture — analyzes the conversation to determine what kind of durable change would prevent the same problem from recurring. Classifies each finding into one of 11 target types:

After classification, presents findings with confidence, proposed changes, and rationale for the chosen target over alternatives. Supports apply-all, scaffold-only, review-individually, and skip modes.

Both skills run inline (no context: fork) to preserve access to current conversation history.

go

One skill for wrapping up a task: runs end-to-end verification, invokes /simplify to clean up the code, then stages, commits, pushes, and opens a Pull Request.

go — intended as the final command after almost every significant task. Verifies backend APIs via terminal, frontend via browser tools, and CLI tools directly; fixes any issues found; then runs /simplify and opens a PR using gh or Claude Code's built-in git tools.

skill-workshop

Republish of grayodesa/skill-workshop packaged as a plugin (skill + bundled agent). Original author retains MIT license.