tarmopr/ai-skills

Claude Code skills by Tarmo Protsin.
| Skill | What it does |
| ship-issue | Takes an issue or a described problem through design, spec and plan to a merged PR (runs ship-plan). Works on GitHub, GitHub Enterprise or Azure DevOps, with Jira, Linear or no tracker |
| ship-plan | Carries a written implementation plan, unsupervised, to a merged PR on a green base branch. Works on GitHub, GitHub Enterprise or Azure DevOps, with Jira, Linear or no tracker |
| verify-and-fix | Brings a branch or PR to merge-ready: runs the repo's gates, UI scenarios and review rounds until clean, and answers the PR's review comments, from people and Copilot. Works on GitHub, GitHub Enterprise or Azure DevOps |
| handoff | Writes session state to a handoff file so work can continue in a fresh context |
| continue-handoff | Picks up the newest pending handoff in a new session |
| retro | Turns the current session's learnings into proposed changes to skills, CLAUDE.md/AGENTS.md, hooks, run logs and memory, and applies the ones you pick |
## Install
bash
claude plugin marketplace add tarmopr/ai-skills
claude plugin install ai-skills@tarmopr
From a clone of this repo, ./scripts/install-plugin.sh does both, skipping whichever is already done.
Skills are then available as /ai-skills:ship-plan, /ai-skills:verify-and-fix and so on. Get updates with
claude plugin marketplace update tarmopr.
## Repo-specific instructions
The shared skills name no repo. A repo adds its own instructions in override files at
.claude/ship-plan/ / .md (for example .claude/ship-plan/verify-and-fix/ui-testing.md):
whenever a skill reads one of its own files, it reads the repo's file of the same name next. An override may
add steps or make a rule stricter, never widen what a run may do. The config's ## Allowed section is a closed
list, edited only by a person, of the few permissions a repo can switch on, such as a merge that deploys to a
staging environment. See config-format.md.
## Maintaining (author workflow)
This repo is the source of truth. Every machine, the author's included, uses the skills through the
marketplace plugin (see Install), not through symlinks in ~/.claude/skills/. Edit the skills here only:
the installed copy under ~/.claude/plugins/cache/ is replaced on every update.
New machine: run the two Install commands, or ./scripts/install-plugin.sh from a clone.