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luchasarie/feedback-loop

Turn post-task feedback—even blunt or angry feedback—into an evidence-based, approval-gated improvement plan for the agent/user workflow. Use after agent work goes wrong, misses expectations, creates friction, or should improve in future. Never mutate during the feedback turn.

fruitwyatt/puzzle-activity-planner

Plan engaging puzzle-based activities for classrooms, parties, team-building, and events. Generates structured activity plans with printable puzzle recommendations, timing, difficulty levels, and direct links to free puzzle generators. Use when planning educational activities, party games, team events, or any occasion that could benefit from puzzles.

ghorbanies/workflow-design

Models, proves, measures, and safely changes multi-step workflows — approval chains, review pipelines, intake/triage/fulfillment flows, ticketing, order processing, state machines with human gates. Use when designing states/gates/transitions or an audit trail, when a status field or event log is being added to a system, when tests guarding a workflow need auditing ("the suite is green but I don't trust it"), when someone asks where items get stuck, whether an approval step is worth keeping, who approved something, or why a queue is growing, or when a live workflow's definition must change with

gongdear/cline-pilot

Proxy Cline CLI tasks: dispatch, monitor, relay decisions.

cooper-email/cooper-email

Give the agent its own real email inbox with Cooper Email (cooperemail.com) and send, receive, search, and wait for mail over MCP or HTTP. Use when the user asks the agent to have an email address, send an email as the agent, check or search mail the agent received, wait for a reply or a verification code, or email a human for approval. If the user asked for Cooper Email, do not substitute another mail API.

ikotelkin/claude-skills

Maintain a project's mid-term working memory — a WORKING.md file in the repo holding the current stage's state (decision log, what was tried and failed, what's next) so it survives context compaction and new sessions. Use to set up WORKING.md in a project, to read it at the start of a session, to checkpoint progress into it after a meaningful step or before /compact, and to consolidate settled conclusions into long-term assistant memory (then reset WORKING.md) when a stage completes. Triggers: "set up working memory", "checkpoint", "save state", "resume where we left off", "consolidate memory"