Workflows

Workflows collects setups and techniques that developers share for working with coding agents: project structures, prompting routines, subagent and skill setups, hook scripts and review loops. Each item links to the original post or repository and is attributed to its author.

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Claude Code · Oct 12

effortless: a Claude Code Mod that sets effort per prompt

effortless, a Claude Code Mod by HeyCubit, has Haiku 5.5 pick the effort for each prompt and tracks the cache.

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Claude Code · Oct 5

harness-scope: Claude Code skills per repo, picked by named profiles

shimo4228's harness-scope Mod lets each repo pick which global skills, agents and rules Claude Code sees.

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Claude Code · Oct 4

Claude Code routine cleanup: naw103's skill prunes old runs

naw103's Routine Cleanup skill prunes old Claude Code routine runs in batches, keeping runs you replied in.

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Workflows · Oct 3

open-bridge: a git repo as memory for coding agents, by Michael Boiman

Michael Boiman keeps Claude Code, Codex and Copilot CLI oriented with open-bridge, a git repo of markdown and YAML.

Pages describe what the author reports the workflow does and which tools and versions it was shared for, without claiming results of their own. Where a workflow depends on an official feature, the vendor’s documentation is linked next to it. Skills and MCP servers that workflows rely on are listed in the skills directory and the MCP directory.