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A browser extension that hides nonessential files from the GitHub file browser for a cleaner view.
A static analysis tool for Elm that helps find and prevent mistakes through customizable rules.
A Vim plugin that integrates multiple AI providers (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, OpenRouter) for code assistance with autonomous tool execution.
A GitHub Action that runs ESLint with reviewdog to automatically post code review comments on pull requests.
A Neovim plugin that integrates Google's Gemini AI for code completion, explanation, testing, review, hints, and chat.
A validation tool for GitHub CODEOWNERS files that checks syntax, file existence, owner validity, and duplication.
A GitHub Action that runs golangci-lint with reviewdog to automatically lint Go code in pull requests.
Treesitter-powered diff syntax highlighting for Neovim, enhancing built-in diff mode with language-aware highlighting.
A utility that runs plugins to compare file changes between a pull request and its base branch, reporting results to GitHub.
A Vim plugin that highlights visually similar Unicode characters to prevent trolls from corrupting your code.
A Neovim plugin for displaying inline unified diffs directly in your buffer with a file tree explorer.
A Go static analysis tool that identifies naked returns in functions exceeding a specified line length.
A Neovim plugin for browsing and managing Bitbucket pull requests and Jira issues directly within the editor.
A GitHub Action that runs shellcheck with reviewdog to automatically review shell scripts in pull requests.
A GitHub Action that runs tflint with reviewdog on pull requests to enforce Terraform best practices.
A collection of AI skills and agents specialized in Django backend development, providing expert guidance and code review.
A comprehensive Go client library for interacting with Gerrit Code Review's REST API.
A GitHub Action that runs the misspell spell checker with reviewdog to catch typos in pull requests.
A GitHub Action that automatically labels pull requests based on the number of changed lines.
A Telescope.nvim extension to preview and open the current file at any previous commit without detaching HEAD.
A structured development workflow for Claude Code using custom slash commands and subagents to enforce separation between research, planning, and execution phases.
A GitHub Action that automatically posts LGTM reaction images when triggered by specific comments or reviews.
A GitHub Action that runs tfsec with reviewdog on pull requests to enforce Terraform security best practices.
A Go static analysis tool that detects assignments and declarations with excessive blank identifiers.
A Go static analysis tool that uses AST and Rego policies for customizable code inspection.
Development guidelines and standards for the CFPB team covering API, CSS, JavaScript, markup, Python, accessibility, and testing.
A Neovim plugin for organizing and annotating code with persistent, grouped markers for reviews, debugging, and navigation.
A GitHub Action that automatically adds reviewers, assignees, labels, and comments to pull requests based on customizable JSON rules.
A GitHub Action that runs stylelint with reviewdog to automatically lint CSS files and post review comments on pull requests.
GitHub Action that checks new package sizes on Bundlephobia and comments on pull requests with size differences.
A macOS status bar application for tracking team code review progress on GitHub repositories.
A GitHub Action that verifies pull request titles start with a ticket ID and can auto-update them.
A Mac app that displays the pull request that last modified each line of a file, built with SwiftUI.
A GitHub action that allows reviewers to create manual mutation tests directly within pull request comments.
A Neovim plugin providing VS Code-style inline Git diff view with character-level highlighting across the entire buffer.
A collection of practical exercises for learning Claude Code's Agent Teams feature through real-world business problem solving.
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