By ondrasek
Recursive Language Model (RLM) - Analyze documents far exceeding LLM context windows by recursively exploring them with LLM-generated Python code in a REPL.
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npx claudepluginhub ondrasek/spike-claude-code-rlm --plugin rlmIntelligent GitHub issue management for Claude Code via gh CLI
Configure review-snapshot hook for detecting test runners and capturing post-session snapshots. Detects technology stacks, finds test runners, writes config, and installs a Stop hook that captures changed files, diff stats, and test results after every Claude Code session.
Quality methodology for Python, .NET, Rust, and Neovim Lua projects
Fail-fast cascade checker — enforces staging, conventional commits, and push via Stop hook
Read-only calendar access via CLI tools — supports Google Calendar (gcalcli) and Microsoft 365 (Azure CLI + Graph API)
RLM (Recursive Language Model) — large-context analysis via REPL pattern. Based on MIT's RLM paper (arXiv:2512.24601). Automatically detects large files and suggests the optimal RLM pattern.
Agent skill for handling long-context tasks through recursive decomposition strategies based on RLM research (Zhang, Kraska, Khattab 2025)
OpenRAG agent skills: guided installation and SDK integration helpers.
Recursive Language Model integration for Claude Code - intelligent multi-provider routing and unbounded context handling
Local RAG system with embedded Multi-Agent Framework for Claude Code plugin
MCP server for recursive LLM reasoning over large local data. Load files, repos, and logs into external memory, then search, peek, run code, and recurse without consuming the context window.