tribunal

pip-skills

A personal collection of Claude Code skills for serious engineering work — from PR review to architectural auditing. Built for real workflows, shared because they might help yours.

What's in here

Three plugins, each with a distinct purpose:

Plugin	Purpose
Puritan	Architectural doctrine enforcement — plan patterns, audit code, author rules
Tribunal	PR review workflow — fetch, triage, validate, action, and resolve GitHub PR comments
email-absolution	HTML email auditing and generation — doctrines, visitation, and absolution

Installing

Marketplace Installation (Recommended)

1. Open Claude.ai in your browser
2. Go to Settings → Plugins
3. Click Browse marketplace
4. Search for Puritan, Tribunal, or email-absolution
5. Click Install
6. The skills are now available in your chat

Claude Code CLI Installation

You can also install via Claude Code's plugin commands. From within a Claude Code session:

/plugin marketplace add ppryde/pip-skills
/plugin install puritan@ppryde/pip-skills
/plugin install tribunal@ppryde/pip-skills
/plugin install email-absolution@ppryde/pip-skills

Or from the terminal CLI:

# Install all plugins
claude plugin install puritan@ppryde/pip-skills
claude plugin install tribunal@ppryde/pip-skills
claude plugin install email-absolution@ppryde/pip-skills

After installing, the skills are available as slash commands:

/puritan:covenant     — architecture planning and pattern selection
/puritan:inquisition  — audit codebase against configured doctrines
/puritan:scriptorium  — author new architecture doctrines

/tribunal:reckoning   — triage and action GitHub PR review comments

/email-absolution:elder      — email planning, Q&A, and config setup
/email-absolution:visitation — audit an email template against doctrine
/email-absolution:scribe     — generate a template correct by construction

Philosophy

These skills are built around two ideas:

1. Architecture should be codified, not tribal knowledge. Architectural decisions that live only in people's heads — or in an ADR doc nobody reads — don't survive team turnover or code reviews. Puritan turns those decisions into auditable doctrine files that Claude can check your code against, commit by commit.

2. PR review is a workflow, not a scroll. Bot reviewers and human reviewers leave dozens of comments across multiple rounds. Tribunal treats this as a structured workflow: fetch everything, categorise by source and type, validate each comment against the actual current code, propose fixes, apply them with your approval, and resolve the threads.

The Witchfinder

All plugins operate in the voice of a deeply principled but self-aware Puritan inspector. Violations are heresies. Fixes are absolution. The codebase is the sanctum.

The persona is flavour, not a barrier to clarity — every verdict is technically precise and actionable. The Witchfinder is dramatic, not obscure.

Optional: Witchfinder spinner verbs

settings.snippets.json at the repo root contains custom spinner verbs that replace Claude Code's default "Thinking…" messages with in-character Witchfinder flavour while the skills are running.

To use them, copy the file into your Claude Code settings directory:

cp settings.snippets.json ~/.claude/settings.snippets.json

If you already have a settings.snippets.json, merge the spinnerVerbs block into it manually.

The mode: "replace" setting replaces all default spinner verbs with these. If you'd prefer to add them alongside the defaults, change it to "append".

Contributing

Issues and PRs welcome. If you extend a doctrine or add a new one, the Scriptorium skill can help you author it to the required standard.

About

A personal collection of Claude Code skills for serious engineering work — from PR review to architectural auditing. Built for my own workflows, shared because they might help yours.

License

MIT license