l'Aicluse
Official@laicluse · Netherlands
l'Aicluse publishes 84 Claude/Codex skills covering git discipline, worktree management, duplication audits, visual design review, and multi-agent mission orchestration.
Agent Skills by l'Aicluse
Showing 84 vetted skills indexed across 1 GitHub repositories.
laiclusewhats-new
Prints the latest CHANGELOG section for installed laicluse-agent-fieldkit plugins in Codex.
laiclusesecond-opinion
Request a Claude peer review of diffs, commits, or design plans from Codex.
laiclusesaysay
Speaks every agent response aloud via the macOS say command with phonetic preprocessing.
laiclusedibs
Claims and releases single-occupancy directory locks so one coding agent mutates a worktree at a time.
laicluseundibs
Release dibs occupancy locks held by the current agent session.
laiclusescar-tissue
Removes superseded residue from artifacts after corrections, migrations, and diagnostic tests.
laiclusenaming-is-hard
Applies naming and wording doctrine to code symbols, branches, commits, PRs, and UI copy.
laiclusetesting-philosophy
Enforces test-driven development discipline with red-green-refactor workflow and suite health rules.
laicluseprogramming-philosophy
Applies Clean Code, refactoring, and root-cause principles to code writing and review.
laiclusewhywhy
Drills repeated why-questions into a goal or problem to expose root causes and better directions.
laiclusehow-plugins-work
Diagnose and build Claude Code and Codex plugins, skills, and marketplaces.
laiclusetest-before-push
Verify marketplace plugin candidates and integrate them without mutating shared agent runtimes.
laiclusepattern-memory
Searches a local Markdown registry of reusable implementation patterns before writing code.
laicluserun-spec
Runs a single test file with the detected project test runner and reports PASS or FAIL.
laiclusemerge-to-default
Verify and atomically merge a worktree candidate into the default branch as a two-parent commit.
laiclusepush-policy
Determines whether pushing is appropriate based on a repository's collaboration, visibility, and branch protection policy.
laiclusecommit-discipline
Validates git commit messages against a structured body schema with trailers and hooks.
laiclusecommit-snipe
Stage and commit only the current task's hunks from a mixed working tree.
laicluserebase-latest-default
Rebases a worktree feature branch onto the default branch tip and verifies the resulting candidate commit.
laicluseinstall-hooks
Installs git-native hooks into a repository to enforce commit and push guardrails.
laiclusecommit-all-the-things
Groups all uncommitted git changes into logical commits with descriptive messages.
laicluseeye-of-the-beholder
Reviews screenshots of layouts, color systems, and animations against observational design criteria.
laiclusefat-marker-sketch
Classifies uploaded screenshots, sketches, and mockups to extract design intent without copying annotation styling.
laiclusetaste-test
Elicit visual direction by rendering divergent design variants and reading user reactions.
Frequently Asked Questions About l'Aicluse
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I accomplish with l'Aicluse's skills?▼
You can enforce git commit and push discipline, create and prune git worktrees, run duplication and parity audits across codebases, dispatch and monitor long-running rover missions, perform visual design reviews, capture friction notes for later repair, and scaffold Claude/Codex plugins and marketplaces.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
They target software engineers and designers working with Claude Code or Codex agents: developers needing git guardrails and worktree hygiene, reviewers running opinionated code or writing panels, and design-minded users doing visual inspection, art direction, and screenshot classification.
How do I install and run these skills?▼
Skills install as Claude/Codex plugins from the marketplace and are invoked via slash commands like /bonsai, /rover, or /drydry. The install-hooks skill adds git hooks so CLI and IDE commits get the same guardrails; /restart-claude-agents reloads background agents after plugin updates.
What prerequisites or dependencies do the skills require?▼
Most skills assume a git repository and a Claude Code or Codex host session. Specific skills need macOS (saysay uses the say command), a clipboard helper for /clipboard, and the Circus system for cross-agent doctrine sync. Rover missions require a prepared loop file and cron for heartbeats.
How do the friction-capture and repair skills work?▼
Typing /crap, /wtf, or similar captures a one-line friction note. /anger-management shows the tally read-only, and /anger-management:repair analyzes notes to fix one recurring issue at its source. Safewords like /flugelhorn or /banana route one caught problem into immediate durable repair.