git-workflows

Portable Git-native project knowledge for Claude, Codex, and optional Obsidian, with fixed properties, project tags, visible provenance, read-only health reports, owner-approved workflows, read-only Claude Code session search, and safe migration.

Three skills: project-init offers an optional owner-written SOUL.md, the Git-native work-tracker, the portable second-brain knowledge vault, and a Salesforce delivery scaffold during new-project setup; project-sync audits existing projects and safely adopts, health-checks, or migrates approved toolkit systems without renaming existing delivery paths; machine-sync sets up a whole computer, installing the machine-wide rules, settings, and hooks that have to hold in every repository.

Salesforce solution architect skill: pushes back on vague requirements, verifies platform facts against official Salesforce docs (live fetch, never memory), designs declarative-first to Well-Architected standards, and produces an approved solution plan before any build.

Reusable Claude Code plugin marketplace — project-init skill and shared setup patterns

Git-native work tracking shared by Claude and Codex, with root, Salesforce delivery, and existing engagement paths, deterministic status, handoffs, relationships, Git landing verification, generated dashboards, and optional GitHub Issues and Projects synchronization.

Eight skills for working inside one conversation. braindump plays back a pasted brain dump in very simple words and waits for the owner's yes before any work starts. explain-simply says the last answer again as plain bullets without losing a number, date, path, or name. grill-me interviews the owner one question at a time and checkpoints every answer to a persistent file before continuing. handoff runs the short persistent-information review, then drafts a prompt a fresh session can start from, opening with the goal and checked by a second agent that never saw the conversation. session-summary tables what the owner asked for and gives each request an honest status. track-tasks keeps every still-open topic on Claude Code's built-in task list, including parked topics, unanswered questions, and blocked work. spec-check reads the specification an agent is about to build from or design a solution from, flags anything that could skew the work, and proposes fixes the owner approves before building starts. unslop takes writing that already exists, names every pattern in it that reads as machine-written, and hands back a version with those patterns gone and a voice put back, writing to a file only on the owner's yes.

Hooks that make a rule land mechanically instead of restating it. no-ai-attribution-guard refuses any commit or pull request whose text credits an AI, on every repository on the machine. spec-check-reminder asks once, at the session's first file edit, whether the spec-check review has run, so building from a drifted specification is caught at the moment it starts. Two Salesforce guards protect production deploys and permission-set deploys.