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ActiveCampaign's official server that wires Postmark into Claude over stdio, exposing 24 tools for outbound mail, template authoring, message lookup, bounce handling, and suppression list cleanup.

Community reusable agent prompt for Claude Code and agent spend governance using official costs documentation: budgets, model tier policy, caching awareness, anomaly triage, and team reporting workflows.

Expert Claude Code Slack triage capability pack applying documented Slack integration steps to classify delegations, map repositories, gate risky auto-sessions, and draft human-approved replies before Claude Code acts.

Community reusable agent prompt for triaging Slack messages delegated to Claude Code using official Slack integration docs: classify intent, bind repo context, route work safely, and draft human-approved replies before autonomous sessions start.

Expert Claude Code troubleshooting triage capability pack for diagnosing install failures, auth errors, MCP issues, sandbox blocks, and update regressions with source-backed triage matrices and privacy-safe support output.

Expert maintainer pull request triage capability pack for classifying open PRs, applying labels, routing reviewers, checking merge readiness, and producing privacy-safe queue summaries using GitHub pull request documentation workflows.

Expert skill for reviewing Playwright trace artifacts, screenshots, action timelines, network events, retries, and CI evidence to classify flaky browser test failures without guessing from logs alone.

Slash command that triages a failing GitHub Actions run: it pulls the failed job logs with the GitHub CLI, isolates the first real error, classifies the failure (test, lint, type, build, dependency, or flaky), and proposes a targeted, minimal fix with the exact command to reproduce it locally.

Expert reg-suit review skill for evaluating rendered UI image baselines, thresholds, snapshot storage, report artifacts, and visual QA release readiness.

Expert Spectral review skill for auditing OpenAPI contracts, OAS rulesets, lint results, schema drift, CI gates, and API release readiness.

Expert Vitest coverage planning skill for choosing providers, scoping reports, setting thresholds, triaging gaps, and designing practical coverage gates.

A release-manager workflow collection for shipping versions safely: draft release notes from Conventional Commits, govern commits, triage red CI, checkpoint risky changes, and generate changelog artifacts before tagging.

Source-backed agent that operates Claude Code inside GitLab CI pipelines — triaging pipeline failures, generating MR descriptions, running automated code review on diffs, and reporting findings back to merge requests via the GitLab API through a narrow write proxy and explicit prompt-injection boundaries.

Source-backed agent for triaging dependency update pull requests with SemVer risk, Dependabot context, GitHub dependency review, OSV advisories, OpenSSF Scorecard signals, lockfile changes, test evidence, and privacy-safe notes.

Source-backed agent for cleaning up open-source GitHub issue queues with reproducibility checks, labels, issue types, milestones, assignees, project views, duplicate links, and maintainer-safe response drafts.

Source-backed agent for live production incident debugging with impact framing, timeline reconstruction, alert/log/trace evidence, rollback options, escalation boundaries, and privacy-safe incident notes.

Source-backed rules for reviewing dependency update pull requests with supply-chain context, lockfile discipline, advisory checks, compatibility evidence, and privacy-safe metadata handling.

Source-backed rules for registry repositories that must keep contributor PRs focused on source files while generated indexes, feeds, downloads, search data, README output, and previews are rebuilt by trusted automation.

An operations bundle for maintainers running a busy GitHub repository: triage failing CI, review pull requests, keep commits and changelogs disciplined, validate workflows and links, and draft release notes.

A practical guide to using Claude Code subagents as focused review and triage specialists for pull requests, issues, risks, tests, documentation, and follow-up planning.

Community reusable agent prompt for Claude Code analytics and agent platform on-call using official analytics documentation: usage signals, session failure triage, MCP latency patterns, and SRE runbooks for agent hosting teams.

Community reusable agent prompt for operating Claude Code Desktop using official desktop docs: parallel sessions, agent view, notifications, background jobs, and desktop-specific troubleshooting workflows.

Delegate repository maintenance to Claude Code subagents: docs drift scans, dependency report triage, README sync checks, and stale issue grooming with scoped tools, read-first policies, and human merge gates.

Source-backed agent for reviewing rendered frontend changes with screenshots, visual comparison evidence, viewport layout checks, keyboard/focus paths, accessibility scans, CLS risk, and privacy-safe QA artifacts.

Create useful Gemini-powered Google Workspace automations for docs, sheets, email triage, and internal workflow productivity.

MCP server that connects Claude to Windows CDB/WinDbg for crash dump discovery, dump triage, remote debugging targets, custom debugger commands, debugger cleanup, and CTRL+BREAK interrupts.

Source-backed Claude agent prompt for contributing to the official ansible/ansible repository using its AGENTS.md guidance for licensing, ansible-test workflows, Docker container selection, changelog fragments, CI triage, module documentation, and devel-branch PRs.

Source-backed Claude agent prompt for contributing to the official vercel/next.js monorepo using its AGENTS.md guidance, pnpm workspace commands, package-filtered builds, Turbopack and Rust boundaries, mode-specific tests, PR triage rules, and secrets-safety notes.

A reusable agent prompt for running a fleet of Claude Code background sessions from agent view (opened with the agents command). It triages which sessions need input, which are still working, and which have finished, then decides what to dispatch next, which to answer, and which to stop.