Plugins
Available plugins in the kellymears marketplace. Add the marketplace, then install individual plugins by name.
/plugin marketplace add kellymears/agents
/plugin install git@kellymears
CLI design best practices — argument design, help text, output formatting, error handling, configuration, and robustness.
→Draft human-facing communications in the user's authentic voice.
→Create, list, view, edit, and delete GitHub gists. Private by default.
→Git workflow skills — commit curation, PR creation, issue filing, and context switching.
→A relentless interview to sharpen a plan or design — frontier-driven rounds of numbered questions with recommended answers. Ported from mattpocock/skills by Matt Pocock (MIT).
→Code quality hooks — auto-formatting, linting, file protection, context recovery, and subagent orientation.
→Real-time statusline — context health, tool activity, agent tracking, and todo progress.
→Best practices for building terminal UIs with Ink (React for CLIs).
→Create documents in an Obsidian vault with configurable vault path.
→Manage per-worktree dev stacks (servers, docker, worktrees) and clean up after merges with the home-brewed overwatch CLI.
→Browser automation for web testing, form filling, screenshots, and data extraction.
→Run commands, builds, and tests headlessly on a remote dev box over SSH, with per-user host configuration.
→Deep-dive research across any domain with multi-source analysis and cited evidence.
→Lazy senior dev mode — forces the simplest solution that works (YAGNI, stdlib first, no unrequested abstractions). Forked from ponytail by Dietrich Gebert.
→Coding challenge simulators — progressive assessments and live pair programming problems.
→Batch-process GitHub issues using parallel agents.
→Output styles: kaomoji flair and ISO 24495 plain language.
→Publish a directory to the tailnet (and optionally the public internet via Funnel) with the home-brewed tailshare CLI.
→Red-green-refactor TDD cycle — write a failing test, make it pass, clean up.
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